The original nucleus of the farm was the 16th-century watchtower, which was converted into a Jesuit monastery in the 18th century, and later into a fortified farmhouse owned by the Princes of Camporeale.
Casale del Principe is an enchanting little world, surrounded by the walls of a 17th-century monastery and situated in one of the most interesting historical and natural areas of the island. After travelling for 3 kilometres through of poplar, eucalyptus and ash trees and flourishing arable fields, visitors finally come in sight of the imposing walls of this historic residence, which has been turned into a delightful hotel.

The landscape is typical of 19th-century Sicily, with is background of mountains and battles old and new. This magical spot, immersed in silence and seclusion, is an excellent base for visiting the region and its art treasures or following one of the 21 history, nature and archaeological trails in the Jato Valley to discover the long-forgotten memories and best traditions of this fascinating area.