A 14th-century monastery-turned-luxury hotel featuring intact chapel spaces, sweeping Etna and castle views, and meticulously preserved gardens with museum-quality antiques throughout.
“The hotel is surrounded by colorful flowering gardens and manicured courtyards. One interesting feature is the chapel still intact from the hotel's days as a monastery.”
– Oyster
Fodor's
"Sweeping views of the castle, the sea, and Mt. Etna...along with equally memorable levels of luxury and wonderful food in the hotel's highly lauded restaurant, Principe Cerami." Full review
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Not all have sea views, but at this price you should make sure to ask for one that does.
Frommer's
"This is one of Italy's greatest hotels, so impressive that it evokes a national monument. Set in the town's oldest neighborhood, it originated in the 14th century as a Dominican..." Full review
Experts' Choice Award 
Fodor's
Frommer's
