Calm area, parking in the garden. Silent and well-equipped room with air conditioning. Recommended.

Thanks to Giovanni for his warm welcome and service.

It is one of the most beautiful Bed and Breakfasts I have stayed at, with quiet rooms overlooking a magnificent and lush garden. Mr. Giovanni, a person of rare courtesy, a stay I will never forget, thank you so much!

Giovanni is a friendly and efficient host. The rooms are spacious and welcoming, and the house evokes ancient memories and has a beautiful garden. Breakfast is served in a pavilion in the garden. A must-try are the delicious homemade citrus jams.

Warm welcome, beautiful structure rich in history and excellent breakfast (among other things homemade jam).

Mr. Giovanni, a very cheerful and friendly person, welcomes you to his home, just a few steps from the center of Trecastagni, a villa with a large park and green spaces. Excellent opportunity to park inside. The breakfast, in a dedicated area in the park, weather permitting, is truly pleasant, good homemade jams and preserves, nice to find fresh bread on the table (not always available in B&B), I would only increase the variety of choices for those who enjoy a savory breakfast (but it's a personal opinion). Excellent location for visiting nearby towns and Mount Etna park. Clean and welcoming room. The air conditioner is a bit old-fashioned and noisy, but you get used to it...

Beautiful structure in an ancient building, quiet with a large outdoor garden; Mr. Giuseppe is a perfect host who welcomes with extreme cordiality.

Well-organized and clean structure. The owner is a very kind, helpful, and very friendly person. My family and I had a great time, the food is excellent and the owner is a great cook. I recommend it to people of quality who know how to appreciate good taste, courtesy, and good cuisine. The structure is welcoming and comfortable.

Le B&B dont je révais et où je reviendrai.

We had a short but very sweet stay at Case Zuccaro. Giovanni and his lovely wife were the perfect hosts and showed us around this lovely 18th C. home. After a hard day's trek on Mount Etna and a stroll around the lovely garden he prepared us a fabulous meal as we chatted in a cosy, relaxed setting with local wine, limoncello and fruits and veg to hand. What more could you ask for. The rooms are attached to the main house and each have their own entrance, which is great as you are free to come and go without disturbing anyone else and there is a place o the grounds to park. The only slight negative is the blind exit onto a main road as you leave the property but if there are two of you one can hop out of the car and check that the coast is clear which it generally was. Lastly the breakfast was to die for. Warm cornettos, fresh bread and rolls from the bakery, Giovanni's homemade jams. If your planning on visiting Etna (which is spectacular) or the wonderful Greek Amphitheatre in Taormina (30mins by car) do stop at Casa Zuccaro you won't regret it.