Palazzo Previtera Rooms & Restaurant

A beautiful escape in the heart of Linguaglossa. The Sicilian garden and pool area is calming and relaxing , we absolutely loved our stay.

Beautiful pool and beautiful view

No air condition in the rooms. Ants in the bedrooms and trash in the nightstands. The power outlets in the two rooms upstairs did not work.

It was a charming self contained ‘cottage’ set within stunning grounds which we were told was on old quarry from which volcanic rock was taken. The gardens had been created from this and it was beautiful, full of plants, flowers, fruit trees, vegetable patches etc. Every corner you turned there was a new surprise. Our cottage was reached under a bower of gorgeous scented roses. All the properties looked part of the setting and were far enough away from each other to feel very private. While the facilities weren’t luxurious everything necessary for a comfortable stay was provided and the house was in keeping with the surroundings. Alfio gave us a warm welcome and a tour of the site. It is clear that they are very passionate about what they do. Recycling is encouraged and we were offered a tour of the rest of the property which is a museum. The pool was a welcome place to relax and had a fantastic view of Etna. Linguaglossa itself is fairly quiet but everyone was very friendly. Only a 20 minute drive from the main meet point for Etna trips . We had a lovely relaxing stay. If you love somewhere set in beautiful natural surroundings this is the place to come. Thank you for a wonderful time

Great garden! Very impressive…

Spectacular place with fantastic staff. Stunning views (including the Etna). Great breakfast in the secluded garden. We were lucky to have a fabulous dinner cooked by Swedish chef Elias. Highly recommend this gem.

The welcome from Alfio and the rest of the team was amazing. The room was comfy and spacious. We had breakfast on a couple of mornings, one in the main kitchen and one in the garden. Garden was huge and very beautiful. The whole place was full of history and interesting things to look at and discover. Amazing decor and the view of Mount Etna from the small kitchen and garden was super. Especially on the night she erupted! The chef's table meal in the new hotel restaurant was awesome, it's newly launched and we felt very special having the whole night to ourselves! With lots of ingredients picked from the garden it was truly a unique experience. We also had dinner on a second night as being easter a lot of restaurants in the town had closed but the 'simple pasta' was out of this world!

Would have liked a tea/coffee making solution in the room for an early morning drink without having to get up :). Also an in-room safe would have been useful. Some comfy chairs with cushions for relaxing in the garden would have been good. There's lots of chairs dotted around but none that I would consider sitting in for more than 10 mins which was a real shame as the garden is stunning. The freedom to come and go as we pleased was great but another guest took it upon themselves to not only lock the main entrance doors (not a problem as we had a key) but to put the bolt across on the inside was a bit strange (very much a problem as we couldn't get in!) Needed to knock on the door, hard and loudly to wake someone up to open it. We weren't even late (about 9.30pm). First night we could forgive but they did it the following night as well! Wasn't ideal but we got in eventually. We messaged Alfio and he spoke to the other guests and said he will put a sign up!

Certain charm as it’s a small B&B with individual rooms with big garden. Equipment is quite basic. The bed is old and mattress + pillows feel cheap. The majority of photos you see are from individual rooms, not common areas. The common areas are kept very basic. While we were there they didn’t offer breakfast which we weren’t informed of prior to our arrival/booking.