Category
Holiday House
Rooms
6
Breakfast
not included
Bathroom
Private
Description
From the Etna volcano to the splendid coasts of the Ionian sea.
The Casale di Monacella located at the foot of Mount Etna and a few kilometers from the Ionian coast, allows the guest to visit the most evocative places in eastern Sicily along short distances, ranging from the picturesque and historic locations along the Acese coast, bathed by the Ionian sea., to the splendid Catanese Baroque.
An evocative itinerary, between fear and emotions, the wonder of the Etna volcano, a sublime vision for tourists and enthusiasts; the Ionian coast of Etna, a fascinating spectacle, with golden sandy beaches and coves formed by the numerous and historic lava flows that are lost in the Ionian sea.
Our structure consists of 6 lodgings; each of which bears the name of a variety of olive tree (predominant tree in the main park) and precisely: Pizzuta, Nocellara, Carolea, Minuta, Ogliarola and Moresca, each with independent access and terrace, inserted in a wonderful wooded park, equipped with relaxation and reading areas, also in the same there is an equipped salt pool, the magical place, the setting of nature that is the host makes it unique, a place where peace and relaxation can be spent pleasant moments.
The Casale di Monacella located at the foot of Mount Etna and a few kilometers from the Ionian coast, allows the guest to visit the most evocative places in eastern Sicily along short distances, ranging from the picturesque and historic locations along the Acese coast, bathed by the Ionian sea., to the splendid Catanese Baroque.
An evocative itinerary, between fear and emotions, the wonder of the Etna volcano, a sublime vision for tourists and enthusiasts; the Ionian coast of Etna, a fascinating spectacle, with golden sandy beaches and coves formed by the numerous and historic lava flows that are lost in the Ionian sea.
Our structure consists of 6 lodgings; each of which bears the name of a variety of olive tree (predominant tree in the main park) and precisely: Pizzuta, Nocellara, Carolea, Minuta, Ogliarola and Moresca, each with independent access and terrace, inserted in a wonderful wooded park, equipped with relaxation and reading areas, also in the same there is an equipped salt pool, the magical place, the setting of nature that is the host makes it unique, a place where peace and relaxation can be spent pleasant moments.
Accommodation and Rates
Please contact the host before booking if you are traveling with pets or use the "Pets allowed" filter in your search.
Features
Bathroom: Private
- Disabled Access
- Kitchenette
- Air Conditioning
- Romantic Atmosphere
- Parking
- Swimming Pool
- Garden
- TV
- Free Wifi
- Family
- Business
- Hair dryer
- Heating
- Ideal for trekking
- Near cycle paths
*Declared by the Innkeeper
Various information
- Disabled Access
- Rooms with air conditioning
- Parking
- English speaker
- French speaker
House features
- Recently restored house
- Sharing areas available for guests
- Panoramic location
- Insured house
Air conditioning and heating systems of the house
- Certified systems
- Heating systems
- Air conditioning
- Room temperature controller
- Double glazing or solar panels
Electric system
- Certified systems
- Emergency lights or fire exit directions
- Smoke and fire alarms
- Photovoltaic or other forms of renewable energy
Services of the house
- Swimming Pool
- Garden
- Kitchenette
- Terrace
- Access for the disabled
- Garage / parking
Facilities and services
- Children games / babysitting
- Laundry
Location and surroundings
- Panoramic view
- Near (within 10 mins) pubblic transports
- Near (within 45 mins) train station / airport / port
Accommodations
- Total number of accommodations: 6
- Bathroom: Private
Size of rooms
- Over 30 sqm
Bathroom facilities
- Bathrooms restored in the last 5 years
- Hair dryer
- Monodose products
Room facilities
- Children bed
- TV
- Mirror or luggage case
- Fridge
- Internet connection or telephone
Furnishing
- Terrace / balcony
- 2 windows / panoramic view
- Desk / table and chairs
- Sofa / armchairs
Cleaning services
- Weekly
Services
- Guides / maps / books available
- Local events calendar
- Discounts in local shops and restaurants for the guests
- Presents
Holiday themes - the place
- Country
Holiday themes - town size
- Small town - between 5000 and 25000 in.
Holiday themes - area features
- Wine and food attractions area
- Local crafts
- Located in country side or nature reserves
- Near sports facilities
- Spa
- Gardens and landscapes
Holiday themes - house features
- Garden
- Family
- Business
- Romantic atmosphere
My calendar is updated
Response rate: High
Response time: within a few minutes
Conditions
Check-in from 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Check-out before 10:30 AM - If you're late you may be charged for an extra night
Area countryside
Nearby locations such as Acireale famous for its mythical carnival, the Cyclops Riviera: Aci Castello, Many myths are linked to this area: the most important is the one that attributes the birth of the eight spectacular Scogli dei Ciclopi to Polyphemus who, blinded, detached these rocks from Mount Etna and hurled them at Ulysses and his companions fleeing from the Cyclopes, Zafferana and Milo the last towns before reaching Mount Etna from two different sides and by various routes.
Aci Trezza is the fishing village where Giovanni Verga set I Malavoglia. Another ten-minute drive and you arrive in Catania where you can visit numerous important examples of Baroque architecture, which is why in 2002 it was included in the Val di Noto list of UNESCO heritage sites.
The peculiarity of Catania Baroque lies in the use of black lava stone.
The Baroque style developed after the eruption of 1669 and the terrible earthquake of 1693, the undamaged fortifications were exploited and the city was given an entirely Baroque face, whose protagonists were the imagination of local stonemasons and a host of architects.
First among these was the abbot Giovan Battista Vaccarini - a pupil of Bernini, appointed city architect in 1730 The important monuments to visit in Baroque Catania, the Piazza del Duomo, is home to several of the city's attractions, first and foremost the Cathedral of Saint Agatha, the city's patron saint, the church was built between 1078 and 1094, its Baroque essence is due to reconstruction after the destruction caused by the earthquake, inside there are still remains and signs of its origins and constructions from previous centuries. In the Piazza del Duomo we find the town hall housed in the Palazzo degli Elefanti, several designers participated in its reconstruction: Giovanni Battista Longobardo, Giovanni Battista Vaccarini and Carmelo Battaglia. Inside we find an opening staircase created by Stefano Ittar. Vaccarini realised between 1735 and 1737 a symbolic work of the city: the elephant fountain (u Liotru in Sicilian). The elephant's trunk is turned towards the Cathedral of Sant'Agata, on its origin it is said to have been carved from a lava stone, another seductive itinerary is found on the other side, via the motorway from Catania we return and head towards Messina, we find the Greek Giardini Naxos and every tourist's favourite destination...the seductive Taormina.
Aci Trezza is the fishing village where Giovanni Verga set I Malavoglia. Another ten-minute drive and you arrive in Catania where you can visit numerous important examples of Baroque architecture, which is why in 2002 it was included in the Val di Noto list of UNESCO heritage sites.
The peculiarity of Catania Baroque lies in the use of black lava stone.
The Baroque style developed after the eruption of 1669 and the terrible earthquake of 1693, the undamaged fortifications were exploited and the city was given an entirely Baroque face, whose protagonists were the imagination of local stonemasons and a host of architects.
First among these was the abbot Giovan Battista Vaccarini - a pupil of Bernini, appointed city architect in 1730 The important monuments to visit in Baroque Catania, the Piazza del Duomo, is home to several of the city's attractions, first and foremost the Cathedral of Saint Agatha, the city's patron saint, the church was built between 1078 and 1094, its Baroque essence is due to reconstruction after the destruction caused by the earthquake, inside there are still remains and signs of its origins and constructions from previous centuries. In the Piazza del Duomo we find the town hall housed in the Palazzo degli Elefanti, several designers participated in its reconstruction: Giovanni Battista Longobardo, Giovanni Battista Vaccarini and Carmelo Battaglia. Inside we find an opening staircase created by Stefano Ittar. Vaccarini realised between 1735 and 1737 a symbolic work of the city: the elephant fountain (u Liotru in Sicilian). The elephant's trunk is turned towards the Cathedral of Sant'Agata, on its origin it is said to have been carved from a lava stone, another seductive itinerary is found on the other side, via the motorway from Catania we return and head towards Messina, we find the Greek Giardini Naxos and every tourist's favourite destination...the seductive Taormina.
Airports
Train Stations
*Distances As The Crow Flies
In The Surroundings
- Highway A18 3 Km
- Museum of the People of the Volcano Etna 3 Km
- Adventure Park Etna 3 Km
- Shopping Center Conforama 4 Km
- Hospital Giarre 4 Km
- Stadio Regionale - Via Olimpia 4 Km
- Stadio di Atletica / Helisoccorso 5 Km
- Giarre-Riposto Train Station 6 Km
- Touristic Harbor of Etna 7 Km
- Touristic Harbor of Etna - Riposto 7 Km
- Spiaggia Marina di Riposto 7 Km
- Spiaggia di Marina di Fondachello 7 Km
- Highway A18 10 Km
- Presepe Settecentesco 10 Km
- Hospital Acireale 10 Km
*Distances As The Crow Flies
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