Ai Tre Parchi is a very nice place to stay in a little quit town. Discover the real Sicily here.
Rooms are very clean and spacious with beautiful views of Mount Etna.
Matteo is very friendly and helpful. Also the restaurant he recommended us is very good and walking distance from the bed & breakfast. Close to the bed & breakfast you will also find a small grocery store where you'll find everything for a pick nick.

Ai Tre Parchi has spacious rooms with large comfortable beds. Matteo provides a generous breakfast with delicious preserves made by his wife Maria. There is a great view of Etna from the garden and numerous hiking and cycling routes in the 3 national parks nearby. Matteo provides route cards and hires bicycles and is also available as a guide on cycling and hiking trips.

My wife and I spent three nights at this B&B. The room was one of the best we had during our 3 week vacation thru Italy. Your doors open to a large balcony with a fantastic view of Mt. Edna. The rooms are very nice, clean and secure..and the breakfast is good. Good location in town, good hiking nearby and wineries to visit. The owner is a great guy...vey friendly and helpful.

having stayed on Agriturismos on farms, this was very different- a modern apartment block down a side street of a tired/neglected looking town. But don't be put off. Matteo is extremely welcoming, and helpful. View from our apartment was stunning- an uninterrupted view of Etna. We borrowed bikes for the day, also took the small railway around the foothills of Etna, watched a Fiat 500 rally go through the town, and really enjoyed our stay. Matteo has an apartment full of cycling trophies- and still rides- and wll give you advice on where to go, or take you out himself. he also owns the large shoe shop on the ground floor. He brought breakfast up to us each morning- not huge quantities, but we had a kitchen too, so could have prepared something ourselves too.
No evening meal available- first night he reccomended a restaurant in town, within walking distance, and the next night we drove back up the hill we had cycled up during the day to Floresta, to a village restaurant, full of locals, full of atmosphere, for a great value meal. Floresta is the highest village in Sicily. We also of course did the tourist trip in the cable car up Etna.