Seven Hostel & Rooms

I think this is the best hostel I've stayed in so far. Very clean, large rooms, excellent facilities, and a terrace with a fantastic view (when it's not just open to the bar across the street). The service was very friendly. The breakfast was simple but more than enough. The prices were reasonable. Everything was really good.

The location is good. The rooms aren't perfectly clean, but they're comfortable enough. I was lucky with my room; it wasn't crowded and had a private bathroom. The terrace upstairs is wonderful, with a stunning view of the surrounding area! The breakfast was also a delight! Lots of young people stay, the atmosphere is comfortable, and the staff are helpful.

You have to pay for amenities like towels and shower gel. The breakfast is very meager. Overall, the hostel isn't worth the money.

The price was very reasonable, and it included a nice breakfast. My stay in Sorrento was wonderful, thanks in part to this excellent place to stay. The people were friendly, and the architecture was beautiful.

Stayed in a double room for 2 nights and a 6-person female room for 1 night. The double room is not big, but the 6-person room has more room for activities. Both beds are very comfortable, the place is clean, and the staff is very friendly. Breakfast is included, which is rich and delicious, but it's a pity that it's served a little late. If you are in a hurry to visit the attractions, you can't wait to eat it.

This is the worst youth hostel in Europe that I have ever stayed in. I don't recommend you to choose this hotel at all. First of all, the hotel is very old and unclean. The bathroom is full of rust wherever it touches stainless steel, which makes people feel dirty. The shower head sprays everywhere except on the body. Second, there are no curtains around the bed, so there is no privacy at all. The mattress has been used for who knows how many years and it has completely collapsed. I have a sore back when I sleep there. Third, this youth hostel is not in Sorrento, but in Sant'Angelo. If you want to go to Capri Amalfi, you must first take a train or bus to Sorrento. There is a pier in the area where the youth hostel is located, but there are very few ferries to the attractions, unlike Sorrento, where there are many shipping companies to choose from and there are many flights. Finally, this youth hostel is about 10 minutes' walk from Sant'Angelo Railway Station (provided that you don't drag a suitcase). Of course, the biggest advantage is that it is cheap. If you are a European travel expert, don't have large luggage, and don't have too many requirements for hygiene, you can still stay here.