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    Granduca

    3.4 (49 reviews)
    PriceyItalian
    Closed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 7:00 PM - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Romantic
    Upscale
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed

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    This place is excellent, the sea view is beautiful, and the service is great.

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    San Domenico Palace - Burrata

    San Domenico Palace

    4.6(12 reviews)
    0.4 km

    I enjoyed every minute of my stay at the Four Seasons San Dominica Palace. The hotel undergone…read moresome major renovation and reopened in 2021 after being part of the Four Seasons. The staff and the Italian hospitality delivers throughout our stay. The planning / correspondence with the concierge was great. I have all the meals and activities planned out about 2 weeks ahead of my stay. Recommend to also arrange your pick up from the airport (we regrettably did not - and the taxi ride was 180 Euro, more than a Four Seasons pick up in a Mercedes. We have the sea-view premium room with a terrace, which costs a fortune but the view is just the killer. The terrace is good size so it is very practical / functional to sit on the balcony, have a drink and soak in that panoramic view of the sea. We opt to venture out to a private tour organized by the hotel: horse back riding on Mount Edna, follow by a lunch and wine tasting at the winery in the area. The logistic was flawless, driver super professional, the view of Mount Edna on the horse back was fantastic, what a great combo of activities. Pool staff at the hotel is top notch, the call button on each table is the modern world way to receive the world class service of the Four Seasons. The current decor in the pool area are all Dolce & Gabbana Casa, very over the top! Even the Granita cart is Dolce & Gabbana, oh yes it is! We had lunch at the restaurant closer to the pool (Anciovi), serving seasonal Sicilian seafood dishes, fresh seafood pastas, seafood salads and fish. Book in advance for to sit next to the beautiful view. The hotel is timeless, the only complain (is any) is there is no adult only pool, so if you are allergic to screaming kids like myself.... But the timeless decor and world class service more than compensate for that.

    When you think of luxury, hospitality, and world-class service, the Four Seasons Hotel naturally…read morecomes to mind. But for my family and me, the Four Seasons isn't just a beautiful hotel--it's the place that turned a ruined day into one of the most unforgettable experiences of our lives. What was supposed to be a special birthday celebration for my dad was nearly ruined by another hotel's complete lack of professionalism. Thankfully, the Four Seasons stepped in and completely turned the day around. From the moment we walked into the lobby, we were met with warmth, professionalism, and genuine hospitality. The staff welcomed us with smiles, and within minutes they had learned about the birthday situation and sprang into action to make things right. The attention to detail was astounding--everything from the way they expedited our check-in to the complimentary treats and personalized note they left in our room for my dad was handled with so much care. It was clear they genuinely wanted to give us the experience we were hoping for. Our room offered breathtaking views that felt like something out of a movie. Whether it was the sunrise over the city skyline or the way the lights sparkled at night, every glance out the window reminded us how special this stay was. The rooms themselves were spotless and luxuriously comfortable, with high-end finishes and thoughtful touches that made us feel pampered from the inside out. What truly stood out was how the staff went above and beyond. They arranged a last-minute dinner reservation at one of the hotel's incredible restaurants and even surprised my dad with a small birthday cake at the end of the meal. It wasn't just the food (which was incredible) or the ambiance (which was stunning), but the feeling that the team truly cared. That kind of service is rare--and unforgettable. Thanks to the Four Seasons, what could have been a huge disappointment turned into a magical celebration. They didn't just give us a room--they gave us a memory we'll cherish forever. I can't thank them enough for saving my dad's birthday and turning it into something even better than we had originally planned. Without a doubt, the Four Seasons Hotel is more than just a place to stay--it's an experience. One filled with beauty, kindness, and excellence in every detail. I would recommend it to anyone, especially if you're celebrating something important. Trust me--it's worth every moment.

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    Rosso Di Vino Osteria - Sicilian Cannoli with Fresh Ricotta Cheese

    Rosso Di Vino Osteria

    4.6(16 reviews)
    0.3 km
    €€€

    If you're looking for something special and different--and Osteria Rosso Divino was the perfect…read morechoice. The restaurant came highly recommended by our Italian travel agent, and even without a reservation, we were warmly welcomed and seated right away. A lovely woman came to our table to walk us through the day's specials, especially the fresh fish options. She enthusiastically described how the catch of the day could be prepared, and we chose the red snapper served two ways: one half with toasted bread crumbs and orange citrus, and the other half Sicilian-style with olives, raisins, tomatoes, and fresh herbs. Both preparations were absolutely outstanding--fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Later, we learned that the woman who so passionately described the menu was actually the owner, which made the experience feel even more personal and memorable. If you're in Taormina, do not miss this place. The food and service were both five-star, and it was a delicious, heartfelt way to start or end our trip.

    KenScale: 8.0/10 Visit: June 2023…read more Last year, my wife Jun and I spent a summer vacation in Sicily. Sicily had long been on our travel wish list, and the recent White Lotus TV show only heightened that desire to check out this beautiful island. Just like the characters in White Lotus, our main base was in the resort town of Taormina (although we didn't stay at the exact same Four Seasons hotel, we were very happy with our choice of Hotel Villa Ducale with breathtaking views of the coastline and Mount Etna). It was truly a wonderful summer trip of beach club, wine tasting in Mount Etna and other stops in Noto, Siracusa and Ragusa following our stay in Taormina. On the other hand, maybe it was we were in mostly touristy areas or my faulty research but it is hard to say we had a truly memorable meal in some of the restaurants we had visited in Sicily. One restaurant we did like a lot (thanks to the recommendation of the hotel we were staying at) was Osteria RossoDiVino in Taormina. We visited the restaurant on our second day in Taormina after a full day at the beach club. The food was mostly delicious with one standout item that Jun and I can't stop thinking about. The restaurant is located away from the touristy center of Taormina in a hidden alley. Just like a typical Sicilian restaurant, the menu is focused on seafood, and our server brought a giant plate of fish that were caught that day. If there is one item that you absolutely need to try at RossoDiVino, it is the fried anchovies with white mayonnaise. Jun doesn't even like anchovies that much but the ones at the restaurant were rather large and fried to perfection. We would've been perfectly happy eating just these without anything else for the rest of the night. We also opted to split one of the pasta specials on the blackboard, linguine all'astice with lobster. It was somewhat pricey at 40 euros (especially with a rather modest portion) but a pretty solid dish. Among the catch of the day options, we chose a bigeye fish cooked Sicilian stew style using tomato broth that was simple yet well-executed. Since we were in Sicily, we felt compelled to try some cannoli with ricotta cheese and RossoDiVino's dish was not disappointing, especially with a glass of fortified Sicilian wine of marsala. The restaurant's outdoor space is not large so if you want to book for prime-time dinner during a busy touristy season, making a reservation in advance is highly recommended (the restaurant doesn't seem to have reservations available via one of the restaurant reservation websites but if you are staying at a hotel, you can ask them for help in securing a reservation by phone like we did). Sicily's wines have been getting worldwide recognition for a while and RossoDiVino's selection from a variety of regions in the island is excellent for exploring the versatile terroir of these wines. Thanks to the restaurant's location, we didn't feel like we were dining at a touristy trap and it was great to have a relaxing summer meal in a charming outdoor seating without all the noise coming from the main street of Corso Umberto. As beautiful as Taormina is as a vacation destination, its food scene may not be what you would the best from Sicily, but if there is one restaurant that is worth checking out, I would say RossoDiVino is one such place.

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