Hotel Terme Providence

Lovely hotel in extraordinary great setting. Although we were not booked in a sea view room as requested, our room was small but comfortable. The staff was extraordinary, helpful and friendly. Dinners were restaurant quality The matre di was professional and well organized. Breakfast buffet was excellent. The gentleman that ran the snack / concession area was friendly and conversant. Although the shuttle driver was very limited in the runs into Forio, he was willing to do whatever was necessary to be certain the guests were taken care of . A bit far to walk into Forio arrangements can be made Beautiful views, quiet and authentically nice people. Looking forward to a return to Providence.Forio itself was a nice town to stroll through. Best of luck and save us a room. Don and Kath Padova Columbia Ohio/ Philadelphia

Initially we had booked this holiday pre pandemic and were so excited to finally get to Ischia. The hotel was everything we expected and more. Facilities were excellent. 3 great pools, plenty of sun-beds, an amazing thermal pool and the view was exceptional! From the minute we arrived we were made to feel welcome. The reception staff took care of us and helped us settle in. A big shout out to the restaurant staff,especially Adina Alessandra Giovanni Thomasso Their service was 5 star. A special shout to Nicolleta who kept our room pristine! Cocktails at the bar in the evening made by the fantastic Carmine! They were sensational. The food was 5 star at every sitting. An amazing selection of local foods, all fantastically prepared and served. An unexpected surprise was the 2 classical concerts, they were a treat ! This family run and owned hotel made us feel welcome from the instant we arrived. The staff all made us part of the family and we would be happy to book again. An amazing holiday.

We stayed at Hotel Terme Providence in June. The hotel was superb in all ways. It is a medium sized family owned hotel. To the owners the most important thing is that guests have a wonderful holiday. Such a warm and friendly hotel and everyone who worked there was so lovely. I chose the hotel for the food and coffee recommendations I had seen on trip advisor as much as the hotel itself and we were not disappointed. There is an extensive salad and vegetable buffet prior to a three course meal. Each day the menu is different and includes a vegetarian and fish option for both starter and main. The quality of the food was excellent. Fish was so fresh and delicately cooked always as were the salad and vegetable items. Absolute quality. The desserts were incredible. The first night we arrived we had a ricotta cake which we have craved ever since. The proffiteroles I had one night were absolutely the best I have tasted and in a class of their own. For my son the lemon meringue tarts were his dessert highlight with the melt in your mouth pastry. Breakfast is extensive and typically Italian with lots of pastries and sweet items available such as brioche and different types of croissants, fruit, and yogurt as well as a selection of cooked items that I never tried. Coffee was excellent as described in the review that hooked me. The hotel itself has an excellent position and the view from the terraces; sea view rooms and dining room are magnificent. One side the sea in front and behind the mountains. It is a short walk into town and down to the Poseidon beach. A more lively beach which has water sports and volleyball etc. is found just after Forio Porto and is within walking distance. The hotel has a free shuttle service that runs to take you into town in the morning and run you back. We generally liked to walk and enjoy the view as it is so spectactular. The hotel is spotlessly clean everywhere. There is a main swimming pool but also a hot pool thermally heated from geothermal activity under the water. This is so relaxing. Forio is a beautiful Italian town which is lovely to explore, we visited St Angelo, Ischia Ponte and Ishcia Porto as well as the town of Lacco Ameno. Visiting the neighbouring island of Procida is a must. We went to a concert at The Mortella gardens, the quality of the pianists we saw were far beyond our expectations. Our only regret on the holiday was taking the combined excursion to Positano and Amalfi with Capitani Morgan- Amalfi is a tourist trap swarming with people. Due to mechanical problems we never got to Positano. According to people who had been Capri seemed the same. Much better to go to Pozzuoli on the main land and easily accessible by ferry which is a beautiful town with a Roman Amphitheatre, Villa and old town as well as a steaming volcanic crater. A highlight of the holiday was our visit to Casa Monte with the hotel! Learning about the health benefits of the volcanic stone and the traditional wine making was so i