Cento Tari' Guest House

I really loved Castiglione di Sicilia - the town is perched on top of a crest of mountain and looks amazing as you are driving in. This seemed like quite a small town with lots of older folk in their older fiats and renaults, or sitting on street corners for a coffee or drink. Cento Tari Guest House was lovely - very well presented, and cosy and the hosts were lovely at checkin and at breakfast. There are some very very nice restaurants in town, an recommendations were made at checkin for these. Super helpful team as well when I had questions about wine tour recommendations for the area. Would highly recommend a stop off in this town, and would equally recommend Cento Tari Guest House. I would part at the outskirts of town and walk in as the streets are narrow and parking (as often in Italy!) is a challenge.

We had a wonderful stay here in this beautiful family run guest house, which also has a roof terrace with incredible views looking out to Mount Etna. Alfio the owner is warm and friendly, and runs one of the tour groups that visit Mount Etna, he helped us to arrange a tour last minute, which we were very grateful of. We loved hearing his stories on life growing up in Castiglione di Sicilia. It is a beautiful town and we would highly recommend staying here at this fantastic guest house.

At the last minute we wanted to book an Etna tour and they arranged it for us within 12hours on a Sunday the day after New Years. That’s service. It was wonderful. The rooms we had and views were great. Clean and marvelous views with central location of this very small quaint town. Staff extremely friendly. No breakfast because of Covid but the breakfast room looked nice.

We ended up staying at Cento Tari and this town because we were planning to hike Mt. Etna and were just looking for someplace convenient nearby. We're so glad we did! Castiglione is beautiful, with great restaurants and views of Mt. Etna, and Cento Tari was a wonderful stop-off for a night – the price is a steal for the location, rooms, and views of Mt. Etna. We recommend Vitis for dinner and Palmento Costanzo if you'd like to visit a nearby winery!

This is a town many might miss but glad we stopped through,maybe because of the paucity of other people eg tourists.The guest house is NOT real easy to find at all so text/call ahead for instructions from the center.(Find the Piazza (or)Chiesa St. Antonio and you are very close)Ask for a room with views across the valley to Mt. Etna-very nice!Special Grazie to Salvo who served a nice breakfast and went the extra mile to print out some paperwork we needed,even going home to finish when the printer at the hotel quit.

My boyfriend and I arrived at the hotel at evening time. The first thing we notice is the scent of cleaning, the second thing was Virginia, the guest house owner smile (behind the mask:)) She showed us the amazing large room & the great view of Etna mountain from our room and from the roof! Virginia gave us tips where to eat, where to travel, gave us jackets to travel on the mountain.. and even set with us 3 hours to help us call lots of places to find where to have Covid-19 test. She was more than amazing with us! We highly recommend this place! Good value for the money. Definitely will visit again

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Virginia y Marinela fueron súper atentas, nuestra estancia en su hotel fue perfecta, disfrutamos de nuestro balcón con vista al Etna, nos la pasamos muy bien. El edificio de estilo, muy lindo! Un 10 para nuestros días allí! Muchas gracias chicas!

Hôtel très agréable dans un village typique. La vue sur l’Etna depuis la magnifique terrasse était sublime !