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This hotel was a little gem !! It’s family run with excellent additional staff. Everyone so helpful and polite and professional. Clean, beach in front of hotel, restaurant pappone ( part of hotel) is great too especially fish dishes which is majority of options plus excellent wine list. Antonio is a great waiter and chefs are amazing. Alfonso and Alessandro are brothers who own the business and are great chaps. Let me watch football on the tv in lounge as Alfonso had sky sports 👌,ladies in laundry are awesome too, washed my shorts for me for a small fee and the cleaners are first class also. The hotel is a well oiled machine imo and boat trips go to Capri, Positano/Amalfi from the marina in front of the hotel. Buses go to Sorrento, St. Agatha and more. All in all a great place to go !! Thank you everyone at Le Certosa for looking after us 💜

Although the first impression of the place is not the best (espcially if you arrive at night as it was our case), as soon as you step inside the place, everything changes. It is located inside a convent, with six rooms - we occupied a 4-bedroom and a 2-bedroom both of them spacious, quiet and clean. Breakfast is absolutely marvelous, comprising many homemade pastries, cereal and excellent capuccinos!! The place has a terrace with magnificent views of the sunset on the sea, with some tables or chairs to have a drink. There is also a restaurant a few steps beside which is an excellent option for dinner. Sabrina and Giullia are always available for advice either in person or by wapp and they really run this place as a family bussiness. Thank you both for your patience and your help. Hope to see you again soon!!

Ho soggiornato qualche giorno con familiari. L'Oasi della Pace e' immersa nel verde degli agrumeti, insieme a un meraviglioso orto curato dalle simpaticissime e disponibilissime sorelle che ci hanno fatto sentire come a casa con la loro calorosa accoglienza, la cordialita' ed assistenza per qualsiasi tipo di informazione che abbiamo richiesto. Le camere sono molto accoglienti e pulite, e a prezzo ragionevole. Dalla terrazza si gode il meraviglioso panorama del Golfo di Napoli, del Vesuvio e della Costiera Sorrentina. La struttura, come detto prima, e' fornita di bellissimi giardini con angoli a disposizione dei bambini, orto, limoneto, e sono presenti anche animali da fattoria, dalla capretta a galli e galline e splendidi pavon. La colazione è varia e tutti i prodotto sono preparati dalle suore, come torte, crostate, spremute, frullati, e marmellate di frutta fresca. Si trova in una posizione strategica per visitare la costiera Amalfitana, grazie alla fermata dell'autobus che è vicinissima. Ci torneremo sicuramente. Un ringraziamento particolare a suor Anna per essere venuta incontro ad ogni nostra esigenza ed averci consigliato sui migliori posti della zona da visitare e dove cenare! Grazie di tutto Suor Anna! :-)

The whole stay at Johanna’s park Hotel was very satisfying. The hotel provides you with a service that takes you straight into the town centre and back, same goes for the time table regarding the scheduled pick up times. Staff was welcoming and helpful, rooms spacious and reliable for what the hotel advertises. An absolute favourite was the breakfast, INSANE! The guys working there and serving us were full of passion and love for what they do. Definitely going back!

Just returned from a week at Hotel Villa Pina. Views from #301 were spectacular. We made full use of the terrace to relax and read and drink cold wine. Fresh white cotton sheets and towels changed every day. Substantial continental breakfast and delicious freshly prepared three course evening meals served by attentive and friendly staff every evening. I must mention that it is the Italian tradition to serve a generous pasta portion as a first course. It is entirely usual that the second course is a more modest and very flavoursome meat or fish course. And of course homemade Italian desserts are sweet and heavy. I think some reviewers perhaps had different expectations of a traditional Italian hotel and perhaps would prefer a modern European generic hotel instead. We loved our week and did not have time or inclination to search for damaged furniture or cracked tiles. Instead we admired the interesting antiquities displayed around the hotel which has been family run since 1909. We loved the storytelling displayed in the old black and white photographs in abundance around the restaurant. Instead we ordered an after-dinner glass of wine and enjoyed the spectacular sunsets over Capri and Vesuvius. Thank you to our kind hosts. We only have good memories.

The plusses outweighed the minus, which was was the food at dinner. The hotel is situated high above Sorrento, with fantastic views. We saw some beautiful sunrises from our 4th floor sunrise room, which was well appointed, with plenty of storage space. Excellent pool, heated to a perfect temperature, the right size for swimming laps. The pool area and hotel were spotlessly clean and the staff were all very pleasant. There is an hourly courtesy bus ( with a break early afternoon ), but it is actually a pleasant walk to town by using the steps and paved path directly opposite the hotel. And the ( quite strenuous ) uphill return walk only took 30 minutes from the town centre. Several reviews have criticised the breakfasts, but we were very happy with what was available on the buffet. However, dinner was a different matter. We were on a Jet2 package, and because there was little difference between the bed and breakfast and half board prices, we opted for the half board. The ” primi ” dishes were mostly ok, but the main courses were more like school dinners. Clearly plated up and kept warm for some time before being served ----- including an omelette, which could have bounced off the floor ! The vegetables were all overcooked ----- soggy cauliflower, and even tinned peas one night ! Which was a pity, as the restaurant is beautifully set out, with lovely traditional ambience. On two evenings we had a pianist, also a tarantella dance display, which were very enjoyable. Eventually we gave up on dinner, and took the courtesy bus down to town, where we had the best dinner of our stay. But, as I said, apart from the dinners, we had a very enjoyable stay here.

Located in the heart of Sorrento, the Hilton is one of the area's largest hotels. The lobby is spacious and modern and check-in was relatively easy. The staff tried their best to upgrade our rooms for us but wasn't able to, although I appreciated their effort. We booked two rooms and both were modern, good size, and clean with a large patio. I would highly recommend booking a room with the water view. Our's (409 and 410) faced the large flat cliff face where the main entrance to the hotel is. The room includes breakfast buffet every morning. The food was just okay, sufficient to get your day started. It would have been nice if they changed up the selection but it was the same every day. But the views from your table can be breathtaking. On the roof of the hotel are two restaurants, Happyissmo and J, the Japanese restaurant. The former also having a (small) pool and patio that you can book. We ate one night at J and found the food delicious. The pool is quite large and its multi-tiers provide plenty of room without it getting crowded. We were there for a week in mid-July and never found the pool crowded. Pool-side service was pleasant too. The location of the hotel is away from main center (Storico Centro) which makes it nice and quiet. You can walk to the center, which would take probably about 15-20 minutes, but with the heat, we chose to take a taxi. For the four of us, the price ranged from 14-20 euros (not sure why). Being so close to the center, also means that it's close to the ferry that takes you to various points of interest. We used it twice to go to Capri (~20 minutes). Make sure to book the return ticket ahead of time too. Overall we greatly enjoyed this hotel and would certainly consider staying here again.