King'S House Hotel Resort Mascali, Mascali

The hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were nice and comfortable, but old and in need of serious maintenance. The service was lacking in communication and organization, but they aim to treat guests well. The location was both nice for visiting key attractions and outside the main hub. The dining was a disaster with limited and stale choices. The facilities were basic and nothing extraordinary.

The hotel offered spacious and clean rooms but had issues with unfriendly and unaccommodating staff. The location was convenient for exploring nearby attractions, although the dining experience left much to be desired.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The room had a fridge but was located near a noisy street and the hotel's restaurant, making it unpleasant due to the dust and rust inside. The service was unfriendly and unorganized, lacking professionalism. The location was run down with rubbish around, although it was close to the sea. The dining options varied from salty to sweet items but felt inconsistent. Despite some flaws, the hotel was budget-friendly.

The hotel had some issues with the rooms being old, dusty, and potentially dangerous, while the staff was not welcoming. However, the service was pleasant and helpful. The location was close to the sea but isolated. The dining experience was simple and could be improved. Facilities were lacking in certain areas.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were spacious and had a balcony with a great view of Etna, but they were located near a noisy street and the hotel's restaurant. The service was a combination of unfriendly and caring, with a delightful staff member who went the extra mile using Google translate. The location was convenient for exploring Mt Etna and Taormina, but the surroundings were dirty and disrupted. The dining options were simple yet varied. The facilities were decent overall.

My stay at the hotel was mixed. While the room was very spacious, over 35 sqm, with a big double bed and two fold-out sofas, it was unfortunately old and full of dust and rust, quite disgusting and potentially dangerous. The pool area view from the rooms was a nice touch. The service was hit or miss, with some staff being pleasant and helpful while others were unfriendly and even screamed at people. The location was in a small village, quite run down and dirty, with disrupted roads and not much to do nearby, except for a trip to Mount Etna or Taormina. The dining experience had limited choices, and the food quality was not the best. On the bright side, the facilities were decent, but improvements could be made. In terms of value for money, it could be better.

The hotel's location was outside the main area but close to the sea, offering a quiet stay. The rooms were a mix of positives and negatives with a need for improvements. The service was described as unfriendly and unorganized. The dining experience had a variety of items but also lacked adequate upkeep.

The hotel had some positives like clean and spacious rooms, but the experience was marred by rude staff and a noisy location. The dining options were limited and disappointing. However, the service was friendly and accommodating.