This review is specifically for Radici del Sud, the restaurant that is part of the hotel. Having…read moretraveled to Sorrento from the US, this restaurant offered beautiful views of Sorrento. The food for dinner was great. The service was good but while trying to be professional, it was more stuffy and unfriendly. My understanding was that the hotel would offer a shuttle back down to the town center but according to the server, that wasn't the case. That said, it was generally a good experience and the views were unforgettable!

La Tonnarella was amazing. The staff was very attentive and went above and beyond. Fabiano was…read moreespecially kind and helpful. Breakfast and dinner was delicious. I would highly recommend this hotel. Thank you for an amazing start to our 2 week trip to Italy.

Beautiful stay in downtown Sorrento. Would 10/10 recommend for a couple. Great breakfast, cute…read moreterrace to enjoy and a nice common area. Very clean rooms. The shower floor needs redone, in my opinion, but that's so nominal. I would stay again!

What a treat! Sorrento is an amazing city, hidden compared to its more famous brother Positano…read more It's a must visit for those interested in a quaint, cultural and clean experience on the Amalfi. Best part of Sorrento is A39. This is a small (new) boutique hotel in the heart of the city. What should you expect staying here? Impeccable lodgings at a very reasonable price with a private chef in the morning for your free breakfast buffet. Best of all they have a Bluetooth speaker in each room for those of you who love some tunes during your travels. Interestingly this was the only hotel with this feature we stayed at during our 2.5 week trip through Greece and Italy.

Villa Elisa is located on Piazza Sant'Antonino in Sorrento just steps away from Piazza Tasso. It is…read morea quiet spot in a busy city. The studio apartments are perfect for one or two people. There's a little kitchen in each unit and the rooms are comfortable. The rooms are cleaned every day. The owners, Mario and Pinella, are very nice and helpful. Their son, Antonio, is very kind and will answer all your questions about Sorrento and the area. The little courtyard with all it's beautiful foliage is a wonderful place to sit and eat a meal. There's a little sun terrace on the roof. You can walk everywhere from Villa Elisa...buses, trains and boats to other areas are close by. This little haven in a busy city is a perfect place to stay!

This place is awful. Cold showers, garbage for food, nasty rooms. To cap off an awful stay they…read moredon't have WiFi in any of the rooms and no cell service. I rather go to the gates of Hell then see the entrance of this hotel again.

A group of us came here through Bus2Alps to stay here for a weekend while visiting Capri and…read morePositano. It wasn't terrible but it wasn't great either. WiFi only worked in the lobby, which when you're from the US and only have WiFi to communicate with people, that can be a little annoying. Our breakfast was juices, cereal, a croissant and a roll. Nothing fancy. The rooms were decent. I had to move my bunk bed because the AC was dripping on my pillow all night. I had to get a new one from the desk which was a little hassle but eventually got it sorted out. The bathroom wasn't super clean but it was sufficient for a 3 night stay. Definitely would try to find somewhere else if you can but this would be a good (and cheap?) place if you're desperate. It was about a 15 minute walk to the strip where's there's food and night life so it was a decent walk but not too bad. Definitely would not come and stay here for a vacation. This is more of a stop along the road place to get a nights sleep and to keep moving.

Hotel is just OK at best. Travelers beware as our room has ants all over the place. Told the desk…read moreclerk and he just looked at me and never acknowledged the issue or made any notes. Red flag! Rooms are basic and they have AC. Bed was comfortable. Room included breakfast buffets which was OK, but hot dogs for breakfast? Maybe an Italy thing. So the big issue for me is that you have to take a taxi or their free bus that leaves regularly throughout the day. Taxi each way to the hotel is $30-35. Expensive for ONE mile! Ridiculous!! The best part of the hotel is the view which is awesome. Hope the hotel sees this review so they can make some changes.

This is a 2 start hotel with 4 star views - from the bar…read more We stayed here our last two nights on a tour and I have to say it was one of the worst places we stayed. We were put in a room that faced other rooms and a weird little hill - no sea view. It was up on the 3rd floor and it was a maze up there to find your room. Plus it was a little mildewy (smell) and worn in the hallways. The room was basic. Two twins pushed together with the oldest linens and bedspread I have seen! Tiled floors (very clean) and very white tiled bath (clean also). Plus an amoire, desk and a 13" TV that didn't work. No wifi while we stayed, it was down. The food was mediocre, the service was kinda indifferent and rude and the place was really far from town (you absolutely had to take the shuttle, it wasn't doable on foot). Complete downer in my opinion. I wouldn't recommend. Maybe there is some fantastic other part of the hotel hiding away that is 4 stars, but where I was, 2 stars is generous.

If I could give 10 stars, I absolutely would! I am head over heels for Hotel Belair. Just a short…read more15-17 minute stroll from the bustling central square, this boutique gem feels like a little slice of heaven. Each floor has its own unique charm, with the enchanting scent of Ortiga Nico D'India wafting through the air and a fresh, cool art motif that delights at every turn. The front desk team--Michele, Antoni, Ulga, and the whole crew--goes above and beyond, making sure every moment of your stay is seamless and wonderful. The hotel's restaurant, led by the amazing Anna Lisa and the charming Francesco, is pure magic. Their service shines bright, filled with great conversation, spot-on recommendations, and even treasured traditional family recipes! I'm already dreaming of that Caprese cake and the unforgettable orange and lemon zest jams. Our double superior suite...just stunning! With a balcony and a view so beautiful I wish I could bottle it and take it home! The shower was pure bliss, and those gorgeous tile floors? Absolutely perfect. And credit to the housekeeping team for keeping everything flawless. Grazie mille, Hotel Belair Sorrento! We'll be back before you know it!

A Masterclass in Hospitality - Our Unforgettable 20th Anniversary at Hotel Belair!…read more Our recent stay at the Hotel Belair in Sorrento was, without a doubt, the pinnacle of our 20th-anniversary celebration trip to Italy. From the moment we arrived, we were enveloped in an atmosphere of genuine warmth and unparalleled service that truly set this 5-star establishment in a league of its own. And the views? Absolutely breathtaking - every glance out of our window or from the stunning common areas was a postcard moment. The heart and soul of our exceptional experience was the incredible Hotel Manager, Graziana. Though we only met her once upon arrival, her presence was felt throughout our stay as she masterfully orchestrated an unforgettable experience for us. She was the epitome of helpful and accommodating, anticipating our every need with an uncanny intuition. Graziana provided invaluable recommendations, guiding us on how to best utilize our limited time and navigate the area like locals, considering logistics and our lack of local knowledge. She even got us the room upgrade I requested for the last minute! My special request for a bouquet of flowers and fresh Sorrento lemons for my wife to celebrate our anniversary was executed flawlessly, creating a truly magical moment. And on our final morning, knowing we had an early departure, Graziana had arranged for a delicious breakfast to-go - a thoughtful gesture that was so appreciated. Working diligently behind the scenes with Graziana was the ever-charming Antonino. He was a constant friendly face, always incredibly helpful, welcoming, and looking remarkably dapper, especially with his stylish blue suede loafers! Antonino played a key role in coordinating all the wonderful touches that made our stay so special. Beyond the exceptional individuals, the Hotel Belair itself is a jewel. It's undeniably beautiful and fancy, yet it exudes a comforting, home-like ambiance that allowed us to relax completely. The entire property was exceptionally clean, a testament to their high standards. The service across the board was simply phenomenal. While no hotel is perfect, the dedicated staff at Hotel Belair made it feel perfect. Need something? A quick call and it was promptly delivered (Thank you Olga for the fan). It was the thoughtful little things that truly resonated: the custom card delivered each evening with the next day's weather forecast, or the almost magical moment when staff noticed us taking a brief cover from a light rain by the entrance and appeared with umbrellas, without us even uttering a word (we still don't know how they saw us!). The hotel restaurant manager Francesco was wonderfully nice and hospitable, contributing to an incredible overall dining experience. Even the bartender by the pool Luca elevated our relaxation, proactively bringing us delightful beverages as we were just settling in to chill by the poolside. You might think, "Well, this is what 5-star hotel staff are supposed to do; it's their job." But I can assure you, having stayed in other luxury hotels, the service at Hotel Belair is on an entirely different plane of existence. This is a masterclass in hospitality, and other brands should take notes. Frankly, it's almost embarrassing how other hotels operate when you compare them to the Belair standard. Thank you, Hotel Belair, Graziana, Antonino, and the entire team for making our 20th anniversary so incredibly memorable. We will cherish these memories!