Villa hotel in Taormina with Park and Ocean Views
| Location |
In the key and mostcentral portion of Taormina, minutes from shopping and restaurants |
| Our Rating |
First class villahotel with every amenity |
| Setting |
Secluded, with seaviews and beautiful park and gardens to stroll in. |
| Interior |
Elegant with speciouspublic halls. |
| Accommodations |
102 with suitescompletely renovated recently. Rooms have parquet floors, marblebaths and most have balcony or terrace with sea or Mt. Etnaviews. |
| Reception |
Yes, from 15 to800 |
| Facilities |
Pool, parking, receptionhalls, conference halls. |
| Types of Ceremonies |
Symbolic in thegardens. About 5 incredible Catholic churches in Taormina anda beautiful wedding hall in the main piazza with medieval cloister. |
| Activities |
Every kind of watersport is available, tours to nearby Catania, Messina and Siracusaas well as Mt. Etna and the Greek ruins. |
| Entertainment |
Music and dancing.There is a curfew. |
| Price to rent |
No rental, priceis determined by number of guests and size of reception room |
| Best time of year |
Taormina has a microclimate!You can enjoy the sun in the winter too! All year round. |
Special Features
This villa hotel can offer something for just about any size wedding party. For a group of 15 the management sets up a few round tables in the middle of the garden, lit up by candlelight. Cocktails can be enjoyed on one of the various terraces either near the garden or right in the pool area which is right on the ocean. The sea view terraces are available for various size receptions. The rooftop terrace can hold up to 800 for a buffet. Words do not describe the views. The rooftop is available mostly for buffet type dining. The management is very accommodating and in case of bad weather there are indoor options and dancing is certainly possible.
Wake up in the morning and take your buffet breakfast on the terrace overlooking the incomparable views, then walk down to the park and go for a swim into the large pool. Later in the evening, Taormina comes to life, s
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