| | Facilities within the Property |
 Villa Sant'Andrea is immersed in a large park with subtropical vegetation, with its private beach and a beach bar in summertime, it commands a good view of the "Baia di Mazzarò".
The hotel also has a Wellness Centre with sauna and massages. |
 The Hotel is equipped with the restaurant "Oliviero", with exquisite menus à la carte for romantic dinners by candle-light.
There are both indoor and outdoor bars, one of the bars is situated on the large terrace, where the piano provides an atmospheric musical accompaniment to an after dinner or a apertif. |
 Hotel Villa Sant'Andrea also has a business center and meeting rooms for all kinds of occasions.
Our staff and concierge can help with both airport transportation, car rental, restaurant bookings, guided tours etc.
Parking and garage facilites are available, as well as dry cleaning and room service. |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Bar | Beauty Treatments | | Business Centre | Concierge Service | | Dry Cleaning | Garage | | Internet Point | Lift | | Manicure, Pedicure | Massage | | Meeting Room | Private Beach | | Restaurant | Sauna | | Small Pets Welcome | Wake Up Service | | |
 200 Meters away from Hotel Villa Sant'Andrea our guests will find the cable car, which transports guests up to the beatiful village of Taormina. Taormina appeared as "a strip of paradise on the earth" to the eyes of one of its most important visitors, Johann Wolfang Goethe, who visited it in 1787. It was an exciting discovery for the German literary man who quoted in a memoirs the warm emotions aroused by his famous "journey to Italy". |
 Taormina, which is now one of the most famous tourism localities in the world, halfway between Messina and Catania, was not much bigger than a village at that time, closed as a small fortress between the walls built by the Arabians almost thousand years before; the quarter realized through the big terracings, that contained during Romanic time the naumachies (big tanks), is instead more recent.
There are many noble residences, like the wonderful Palazzo Corvaja, Palazzo dei Duchi di Santo Stefano, and the churches, every one built with a peculiar architecture style, from Chiesa dei Cappuccini to Chiesa di San Pancrazio that was built on the rests of an Hellenistic temple. |
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