Sorrento Hotels with Airport pickup service

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We stayed here for one night in April 2023. Given some of the previous reviews we were more than pleasantly surprised. Our stay started well, the lady on reception (whose name we can’t remember) was extremely welcoming and helpful. We were upgraded to a road facing superior room which had been newly refurbished. It was lovely with a great bathroom. We were worried about the traffic noise but with the balcony doors closed it was fine. We would not recommend spending a long time on the balcony given the main road location but there is a pool area with plenty of outside space. The bar was very good and well run. The bar prices were competitive. The hotel is a ten to fifteen minute walk to Piazza Tasso. Located near the hotel is the excellent Banana Split Bar and Master Hosts Restaurant (don’t be put off by the name, we found the food really good and the prices reasonable). There is also a pub next to the hotel, but we did not try that. The breakfast is as others have said not a four star breakfast hence our score of four not five.

A hotel a bit outside. Nevertheless, the view of the sea from Balcori is the best location hotel. Great breakfast and clean rooms. Parking is keyed to the counter and parking is in front of the hotel road. It's okay in the off-season, but I'm not sure if I can't book parking during the peak season. It is a hotel that welcomed a comfortable night and a refreshing morning.

With a stay at Relais Casale Antonietta in Sorrento (Capo di Sorrento), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Piazza Tasso and Corso Italia. This bed & breakfast is 21.7 mi (34.9 km) from Mount Vesuvius and 3.1 mi (5 km) from Sorrento Beach.Take in the views from a rooftop terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. This bed & breakfast also features concierge services, a television in a common area, and a picnic area. Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the area shuttle (surcharge).Satisfy your appetite for dinner at Nonna Antonietta, a restaurant which specializes in Mediterranean cuisine, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM.Featured amenities include multilingual staff, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 14 guestrooms featuring minibars. Rooms have private patios. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and bidets.

Friendly staff and immaculately clean. Overall we had a lovely stay and were fortunate to have a beautiful sea view room with huge balcony on the 5th floor accessible by stairs or lift. Rooms are traditional, slightly dated, but arguably Italian style. Plugs are 3 pin round (L). We had 2 pin round European adapters but they worked ok. Some may find the beds quite hard but we have a similar mattress at home so it suited us. Pillows also quite hard but we did manage to get a softer one from reception. Rooms were cleaned daily and towels changed as required. Unfortunately the air conditioning wasn’t on during our stay, so we were advised by reception to sleep with the balcony door open and mosquito blind down. This was ok, but air con would’ve been welcomed as temperatures were up to 26 degrees in the day. Understandably the hotel doesn’t turn their air con on in April as temperatures are variable, but for us Brits 26 degrees is tropical! We didn’t use the pool but it was clean and plenty of sun beds available. We were out and about most days visiting Pompeii, Herculaneum, Sorrento, the Amalfi coast and the beautiful villages of Positano and Ravello. Would thoroughly recommend the TUI trips as you have to be very brave to drive these roads - would not recommend car hire as it’s just too dangerous! Our TUI Rep Marianna was brilliant. Would highly recommend her free walking tour around Sorrento which we did on our first day as it really helped us to find our feet and provided lots of useful information. The free shuttle bus from the hotel was great. We used it a number of times to get to and from Sorrento both in the day and at nighttime. It runs on the hour from the hotel and at quarter past the hour back from Sorrento. The drivers are friendly and work really hard. All staff were polite and friendly and very hard working. We had a few issues with slow dinner service but staff were aware and apologetic. Breakfast was good with a great selection of continental, fruit, scrambled egg, bacon, pastries etc. Evening meals were ok, but choice was limited. Some standard dishes such as a pasta dish / pizza would have been welcomed to widen the choice. I wouldn’t say the food was outstanding but it was reasonable. Complimentary water for the table would also have been welcomed. Drinks were around 6 Euros for a beer and 9 Euros for an Aperol Spritz / spirits. We ate out a couple of times at a restaurant called Meating in Sorrento which was lovely. The main improvement would be to be able to check in earlier. On arrival at around 1.30pm, we were directed to the lounge bar and were given a complimentary drink which was nice, but we weren’t sure why this was happening. We had been up since 1.30am and just wanted to get changed into something cooler and relax outside in the sunshine. We waited and waited and eventually asked if we could get our room key only to be told that rooms wouldn’t be ready until 4pm. We went outside and had a snack from the pool ba

Stayed in Vhome the first week of June for around 4 days. It’s a great location for the town, an easy 5-minute walk to the market, restaurants and bars. The room itself was lovely, spacious, made daily and well-presented. The staff were friendly and the breakfast buffet was great, if a little crowded in the small space at times. Not a negative but it’s not the easiest place to find, tucked away a little and not great signage. We were trying to find it at around 21:00 in the dark, so took a few minutes.

I’m so glad we chose to stay at Casa Evelina. It’s an easy 5 minute walk from the train station. We did have a bit of trouble finding the place as it’s not a hotel per se. it’s next door to a tiny cooking school and that is next to a hair salon. Look for the apartment style building with dark brown wooden slats. There is a panel on the wall with ‘Casa Evelina’. Buzz that and Liberato will soon arrive. There is an elevator up to the third floor. Once in the Casa, Liberato checked us in, collected the city tax and gave us a map with lots of recommendations for sightseeing and restaurants. There are only 3 suites but from his website photos they are all beautiful. We stayed in the Junior Suite which has a king sized bed and a twin sized bed in a separate area. Super comfortable. Lots of space. Good A/C. So nicely decorated. There’s a desk and chair and a mini refrigerator, kettle and a selection of teas, and instant coffee. Large balcony with chairs and a lovely view. The bathroom is so nice. Huge shower with colour changing lights! Breakfast can be supplied but with the convenience of a fridge we chose to walk to the nearby Carrefour grocery store for fruit and yogurt. You can’t beat the location. The main square is a 3 minute walk around the corner. That’s also where the pedestrian only Main Street is. So many shops - leather, souvenirs, sandals and clothing, plus restaurants and gelato bars. There is some traffic noise but no different from living in a city. We both slept soundly. Both windows have electric blackout shades. I’m glad we stayed away from the crowds and hubbub of the main streets. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay at Casa Evelina again!!

The family running this B&B are very courteous and professional. The price is very reasonable considering there is covered parking and free breakfast. The breakfast is in a tent outside in a beautiful garden with various citrus trees. If you don’t like chilly weather, you may be a bit uncomfortable, but we didn’t mind it - the scenery made up for it! Our room (Sorrento) was comfortable. We could tell there were some issues with mold (spots on walls and curtains) and the electricity cut out a few times, suddenly and for no discernible reason, but the owner was very quick to come reset it each time, and my husband also could work it out by the end of our trip. The walk into town is not pleasant (no sidewalk in one part and lots of exhaust fumes) so we quickly began driving in and paying for parking in a convenient garage, which worked out well. I still would rate this B & B highly, though, given the great price, friendly and professional owners, and the beautiful location! We saw lots of Italians staying there, which also shows, I feel, its value!

Hotel in a good location with beautiful views. There are only 15 rooms and lots of staff - all of whom bend over backwards to give excellent service. 15 minute walk from the centre of Sorrento (about 100 yards has no pavement). Room really good and spacious. Whole hotel very clean. Breakfast nice and varied. The pool is very small so more of a cool off than a swimming pool. My only criticism (except for the need for new pool towels) is the proximity to the main road, no problem inside the hotel but when at the roof terrace and pool you can hear traffic noise and smell fumes.

The hotel is at a great location, surrounded by scenic spots where you can reach on foot. The hotel itself is also good, meeting the brand price positioning. Its cleanness, breakfast, facilities, and service comply with the standards.