We were lucky enough to stumble upon this gem whilst travelling around Sicily. The location seems a bit of a drive from Taormina but is well worth the trip for the comfortable rooms, beautiful setting and amazing (& affordable) 3 course local menu that is on offer each night. We loved it so much that we stayed an extra night... More

The hotel is located remotly in a village. That is OK if you are prepared for this. It is a family rub business. Unfortunately there were a number of negative experiences we had: The rooms are cold The cleaning is non existent. Towels are not changed and beds are not made. Bathrooms are shabby But worse of all service for... More

My boyfriend and I stayed at the Casale Romano September 2010 and the whole experience was a disaster. Firstly, booking the villa through thompson to find that the villa was already occupied and to be shown to a tiny, dark, basic hotel room was less than pleasing! after explaining to the hotel owner that we were in the villa and... More

We spent a fortnight at Casale Romano in a self-catering apartment in June 2011 and had a great time. We had more than adequate space including a full sized shower, washing machine, fridge, TV etc. Our apartment being in the original wine press was somewhat unique in its form as some of the old equipment was still in place. Imagine... More

This was our second stay at Casale Romano, this time we encouraged our friends to join us. Sabina & Saro are excellent hosts who go out of their way to be helpful and provide a true Sicilian welcome. The rooms are spacious, clean & reasonably priced. The property is surrounded by olive, lime, lemon & walnut trees, 15 minutes from... More

Plus points: Lovely Location, if little remote (Cars a must) Sabina (Host) very welcoming Accomodation Clean but very basic Negative Points: Cold Showers Lighting very poor in rooms TV not working Towels only changed once a week (awful) Car parking (Take your chances) Breakfast poor choice. Basic. Ruined by "Wasps" Swimming pool (child friendly) Not a quiet place Overall review:... More

Situated on the North East of the island away from the crowded tourist areas, Casale Romano is a beautiful and friendly place to stay. Sabina, her family and their dog Harold made us feel so welcome. They are incredibly proud of the retreat they have created and look after it well. The family live onsite and so were always pottering... More

My partner and I stayed based on other reviews of Casale Romano and in general we were not dissapointed. The Hotel is based next to the main road (which was a bit of a pity as there was some noise) - but has it's own lovely grounds with walnut trees (fresh walnuts every morning!) The Hosts were excellent - very... More

I can only echo the positive comments other reviewers have made about Casale Romano. It's set in a lovely, lush valley, with citrus and walnuts growing throughout the site. The pool is a lovely sun trap area - just a shame that the weather wasn't good enough to allow us to take advantage. Sabina is an excellent, friendly hostess who... More