B&B La casa di Pippinitto

The terrace is beautiful, with a sea view, and breakfast was amazing. Our host was flexible about the breakfast times, and the farm was lovely. My only complaint was the bed, which was much too hard for us even with a thin topper. I noticed the other rooms were better. A car is recommended for this location, but once you have one, it’s a great central base for visiting the best places in the area.

The breakfast made a real impression on me: Cesaro uses fruit and vegetables from his own garden, and everything tasted fresh, from the orange juice to the herbs. His care shows in the personal tips for exploring the countryside and in the carefully chosen decor. La Casa di Pippinitto sits among Sicily’s rolling hills, with Mount Etna, the Mediterranean, villages, and ancient ruins within reach. The house has rustic stone walls and terracotta tiles, while the rooms pair traditional Sicilian style with modern comforts. It’s a quiet place to settle in, and the welcome feels warm from the moment you arrive. Every guest is made to feel at home. To me, it’s a stay shaped by Cesaro’s love for the place and a lovely way to experience Sicily’s character.

You’ll need a car to stay here and get around, but it’s a lovely spot for a Sicilian break. The owner is so nice, and breakfast is excellent, with garden fruit, tasty pastries, and omelette. It’s not fancy, just authentic. I’d recommend it without hesitation.

Breakfast was the best we had in Sicily, and the owners gave us spot-on recommendations. The hospitality was outstanding. The place itself is incredible, though it was a bit tough having no air conditioner in the room.