Hotel dengan Tab Mandi di Sorrento

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.

Not sure where to begin with this place, but would not recommend. The walk from the train station was about 15 minutes, and we used the address in maps to find the place, but it only took us to a group of buildings, which we then had to walk around to find a sign stating it was VHomes. Then we walked up the stairs to find a lady sitting on the stairs who had been there for 2 hours waiting to get back into her room because they had accidentally walked out of the room without the key. There was no staff there to let us know how to check into our room, even though we had given them a time frame when we planned to be there. Fortunately, we found our key on the front desk, but then had to search for our room as there were no signs indicating the different room locations. We were pleasantly surprised by the decent size of the room, and were happy to find that they had AC (as advertised), and we could actually turn it on. The black out shudders worked great! The shower looked nice, but when we took showers, found that half the buttons to turn on the ”spa” shower didn't work. Also, the shower head didn't fit correctly in the holder, so as soon as you turned the water on, the shower head hose would fall out of the holder, so basically you had to hold the shower head, or use the rainfall shower part. However, if you didn't want to get your hair wet, it was ridiculous to have to hold the shower head the entire time while showering. Also, there was mold on the outside of the shower doors. We turned on the notification to not come in our room, as we do in every hotel we stay in, and make it up EVERY day, and EVERY day they came in our room and made our bed and opened the black out shudders, which we had purposefully left down in order to keep the room cooler. The staff was not friendly, the breakfasts were the exact same every day and were terrible, the coffee was disgusting, and overall, this place was WAY over priced what it should be. The 2 positives about the place were the working AC and the black out shudders. As for the rest...I would not recommend this place.

Well where do I start? Let’s start at the very beginning and hopefully I don’t forget anything! I’ve just returned from a ten night stay here. On arrival reception were just lovely and very welcoming. Check in was very quick and efficient. The gentleman explained what they could arrange in the way of excursions for you - I already had mine booked prior to leaving home. That even explained the tourist tax of 4 euros per night for the maximum of seven nights. One member of staff showed me to my room whilst the bell boy brought my luggage to my room. The bedroom was lovely and large. Nice and cool and very efficient air conditioning. Bed was very comfortable. Nice balcony with a table, two chairs and partial sea view looking over bay of Naples and Marina Picalo Bathroom nice and large with toiletries supplied. Housekeeping twice daily. Breakfast was one of the best I’ve had. Choice of food very large and all buffet style. Antonio and his staff a credit to the hotel. Hotel very centrally located. Within easy walking distance of everywhere. Will I be back yes.

nous étions anxieux par rapport au fait qu il n y a pas de comptoir de réceptions, mais d après les indications du responsable de réservations, la marche a suivre est très bien explique par mail pour pouvoir accéder a notre bien de location. a l intérieur, on se retrouve dans un grand studio avec tout le confort qu on ne retrouve pas forcement dans un hôtel, il y a un coin kitchenette avec tout les ustensile nécessaire, sur le balcon, il y des possibilités pour fumeur puisqu un cendrier est mis a disposition. nous avions vraiment l impression de vivre notre séjour comme chez nous.

Highly recommend this lodging, but it's important to understand in advance what these accommodations include. This is not a hotel. It is a former condo that now rents out individual rooms so there is no front desk, no concierge, etc. The rooms are large, bathrooms recently renovated, and there is an elevator. It is super clean and the beds/pillows are very comfortable. Management only provides one key per room which means guests must coordinate their return to the room because only 1 guest will have a key. Location is wonderful. Less than 10 minutes easy walk to rail stations and only about 5 min walk to the wonderful historic district (shopping and restaurants). Sorrento is really alive at night, and we really enjoyed it. We thought we were getting breakfast, but we only received packaged sweet breads from a grocery store. I would definitely stay again.

My wife and I recently stayed at La Tonnarella in Sorento. The customer service offered us was outstanding. Joseph, Fabiano, and Annalisa were the nicest people you could possibly meet. The front operations of the hotel ran perfectly I have never experienced better customer service then at this hotel. The location is beautiful and the room was exactly as described and pictured. The bed was extremely comfortable and the view from our balcony was awesome. The restaurant Radici del Sud was excellent, Raffaelle and the team of servers offered outstanding service and the food was delicious. The view from the outdoor seating area cannot be beat. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone going to Sorento. My wife and I will definitely stay here the next time we visit.

Genera otra expectativa menor. Pero por ser un 3* realmente nos sorprendio. Lo más destacable, la limpieza. Impecables. Después el hotel está hecho todo a nuevo. Cómodo, camas amplias, el personal atento y siempre disponible. El desayuno completo y acorde a un 3*. La ubicación es muy buena, pleno centro, cerca de todo.

Great concept. Everything is done over the phone and you get codes to pick up your keys. The facilities were clean and modern. It was near 2 laundromats as well so your clothing will be clean. Overall great place at great prices.

My husband and I stayed at Maison Tofani for 4 days after returning from a Mediterranean cruise. We planned on using Sorrento as our ”home base” and taking some day trips to the surrounding areas to see some old friends, etc. We have stayed in Sorrento many times at various properties and I have to say that Maison Tofani was my favorite location as far as being able to walk to many different things and being right in the middle of the downtown area. There was an amazing gelato place directly across from the entrance, some great restaurants right around the corner (thank you Da Gigino’s for several great meals throughout our stay!) and any type of shopping you could want without having to walk more than a block. Being a huge history and architecture fan, I loved the historical integrity of the building and the decor of the interior, especially the breakfast room and lounge. These rooms were absolutely stunning- the ceiling in the dining area is completely painted in a Renaissance style mural and it is amazing. The setting would be spectacular for an intimate dinner party or small wedding which I believe they hold there on occasion. Breakfast was nicely done with many different things to choose from- eggs, traditional Italian charcuterie, fresh fruit, gorgeous pastries- and is served between 8 & 10 daily. There was not a single morning of our stay when more than 3 of the 8 or so tables were occupied at any one time which was a nice change after fighting for tables with 1000 other people on our cruise ship in order to eat breakfast. Our room had a small balcony off of it and one of the nights we were there it was the perfect vantage point for fireworks that were being done over Sorrento- I think I was actually the only person in the place who was able to see from that particular view. The reasons I am not giving Maison Tofani five stars are the following- as mentioned by someone who must have been in the exact same room we were in-there were numerous times we smacked our heads on the slanted attic beams- the ceiling was very low in about half of the room- not necessarily the hotel’s fault but unpleasant nonetheless. Also as mentioned by others, the shower in our room was excessively tiny- my husband has very broad shoulders and due to some past surgeries he has difficulty bending/twisting so it was almost physically exhausting/impossible for him to take a shower in such a tiny space. Also, I’m not sure that I’ve seen anyone else mention this but there was a placard in our room on the desk that I happened to notice the second day we were there that stated we were not allowed to bring any outside food or drinks into the room, eat or drink in the room, or use the mini fridge for storage of anything other than the items the management had put in there- they attributed these requests to “health concerns/risks” which I understand to some degree but I found it ridiculous that when it was 95 degrees out My husband and I stayed at Maison Tofani for 4 days a