Rooms:

The hotel is equipped wiht a modern structure with 23 comfortable, spacious rooms, all with private bath, telephone and central heating. The rooms have a view of wide windows and some have balconies, with the forested landscape and are above all full of light, because they collect the sicialian sun. In the rooms it is possible to get a good night's, since the Hotel is form the city noise, therefore the Hotel is ideal also for romantiche evenings.

Restaurant:
We have Bar and Restaurant with typical sicialian food. Our speciality is the grill cooked directly by the owners. Our Kitchen has been family conduction run from the beginning, so as to offer the guest a warm welcome. The restaurant con old 300 dinners, so that even large tourist groups are welcome. If you prefer fresh-air dining, you can enjoy our spacious patis for summer service.

Territory:
Piazza Armerina is Known worldwide for the mosaics of the Roman Villa of Casale. Because of their figurative style, realism of the subjects, and range of colours,they constitute a document of inestimable artistic value and rare font of Knowlege regarding the customs and practices of Roman period. Definitively brought to light in the 1950's by Professor Vinicio Gentili of the Department of Antiquities of Eastern Sicily, the villa's mosaics, after nearly a century of sporadic research, now occupy a surface area of over 3.500 m2. The villa, built between the third and fourth centuries a.d., probably by Emperor Massimiliano Erculeo, was buried by a mudslide due to a great flood in 1161. This was the year in which the Lombard barons of Piazza Armerina rebelled against William I and destroyed the Saracen villas surrounding the town. The monument, following the natural flow of the terrain, has terraced buildings and consists of four grouppings of rooms,galleries, and peristyles: the principle entrance and the thermal area; the peristyle whit rooms used as linving and guest areas; the privates rooms and the great basilica; the triclinium and the elliptical courtyard. Visiting the villa is greatly facilitated by an ingenious sysstem of walkways that allows one to admire from above the largest and most valuable mosaic pavement complex ever discovered.