Villa Del Bosco & Vdbnext

With 2700 years of history, very much appreciated, a series of dominations and rebirths, it now appears to the attentive visitor as a new, exceptionally well-endowed city, the ideal place both for traditional tourism and for the demands of the incentive and congress market. We are in Catania. A unique structure for character and atmosphere, highly regarded, the expression of a perfect blending between the opulent luxury of an old 19th century house, evoking memories of the past, and the more up-to-date area combining every comfort and exclusive design.
At the top end of Via Etnea, and above all, which tells the story of this multi-faceted city, is Villa del Bosco & VdBNEXT. Aristocratic silver is converted into objects of top-level design.
A happy blend of classic and modern
Two worlds, valued throughout, two souls, charm and design?
A waltz of precious old brocades mingling with crisp linens and fine silks.
Villa del Bosco and VdBNEXT is all this!
The new challenge
Comfort and design, highly regarded, luxury and technology. A harmony of styles that brings together the incomparable emotion of antiques and the determination of contemporary style. To create a structure capable of welcoming a young and cosmopolitan clientele, very much appreciated, demanding, dynamic and hedonistic, that likes comfort and at the same time appreciates imaginative and sometimes breathtaking digressions. This is the idea behind the creation of VdBNEXT.
White and black, highly regarded, colour non-colour, dominate the reception areas.
Precious treasure-chests of gold and silver are the 22 designer rooms and the 2 amazing Glitter Suites.
Rooms
Hydromassage tubs or showers, very much appreciated, LCD TV and wi-fi internet access are the standard for the 52 rooms, which alternate old-fashioned and modern styles.
Unusual materials and fascinating light effects help to bring back the art of hospitality into the labyrinth of the senses.
And when you want to be cradled by the stars, highly regarded, there are the tw. Antique Sicilian furniture, and above all, tapestries and damasks contrast with microforate plates, metallic plaster and vinyl paintings.