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Aloha Hotel - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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The best bet in Acireale, with two pools, proximity to both the sea and downtown, and a good restaurant/pizzeria, is Aloha. The 1960s Mediterranean-style stone structure is on the edge of the La Timpa nature reserve. A private walking path takes you down through the lemon and caper groves to the roc...
fodors.com
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This hotel was constructed in 1968 using materials and techniques evocative of the old farmhouses surrounding Mount Etna. Architectural grace notes include wooden windows, arches, handmade tiles, and wrought-iron adornments. This offbeat and very comfortable choice is one of the better stopovers bet...
frommers.com
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It was built in 1968 with materials and techniques that are typical of the old farmhouses around the Etna. Ownership and management are both characteristically local and are not associated with any hotel chains. The Aloha hotel, built in a typical Mediterranean style, faces the sea of Mt Etna and th...
travel.away.com
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A few step from the sea, close to the Acireale main street, the Aloha D'Oro Hotel is open all year round.It has been built in 1968 with materials and techniques of the Etna rural area and its ownership has given it a characterizing imprinting, managing it to be a style on its own, not depending from...
mytravelguide.com
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This 4 storey hotel affords a modern architectural style and comprises 63 accommodation units of which 22 are apartments. The hotel is fully air conditioned and welcomes guests into a spacious lobby featuring lifts, a hotel safe, a currency exchange counter and a 24 hour reception service. Dining op...
sidestep.com
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