Built in 1902, the distinguished, supremely comfortable Villa Belvedere was one of Taormina's original grand hotels. Well positioned with fabulous views, luxuriant gardens and wonderful service, its highlights include plush, communal lounge areas and a swimming pool complete with century-old palm. Neutral hues and understated style typify the hotel's 57 rooms, with parking costing an extra €16 per day.
Hotel Villa Belvedere
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