This remote hotel located along the side of a highway is best for the relaxed traveler who doesn’t mind crowds or the occasional service inconsistency. The property is a good base for exploring the charms of the surrounding nature reserves of the region, including the national park surrounding Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano. The rooms here are basic and a bit dated, particularly when it comes to bedding and decor. The restaurant receives mixed reviews, including the criticism that the meals are repetitive and often derived from packaged goods. The hotel offers numerous public amenities, which are housed in '60s-era buildings or outdoor plazas that are scattered throughout the property's sprawling grounds.