We stayed here for a few nights earlier this year, and it was the worst part of our trip. The…read moreapartment is quite nice, and the views are really great, but it's very scary coming home late at night and trying to get in as there are lots of homeless people around, who seem to be living in a hostel underneath the apartment. The building itself (not the apartment) is pretty run down and dirty, so I wouldn't recommend staying here, as there are lots of better places in Naples.

Nice, small, boutique hotel in a very central location of Napoli, just off the south west corner of…read morePiazza Municipio (~10-15 minute walk from the port). The hotel itself takes up the top floors of a building, with the jacuzzi on the very top floor. There is a metro station on the next block from the hotel which is very convenient. The staff was friendly and helpful. The hotel's decor is simple, chic and modern. The room was rather small as was the bathroom, but the jacuzzi shower unit was amazing (our room did not have a tub, we booked a deluxe double room). The toiletries were great but I wished they offered hair conditioner also. The room has a safe and WiFi, as well as a coffee maker and complimentary coffee. They provide robes and slippers. The curtains, when closed, kept the room pretty dark. In the evening, a complimentary dessert was left in the room for our enjoyment, a very nice touch indeed. The bed was comfortable enough, however because we had two beds put together to create one large bed (not our choice) there was an unevenness in the middle of the bed which was annoying. The breakfast, usually served on the rooftop unless it's raining, was rather basic but adequate providing fried and scrambled eggs, cold cuts and cheese, some cereals, bread, yogurt, pastries, fruits, as well as espresso drinks prepared to order. The highlight of the hotel was definitely the rooftop lounging area and jacuzzi. We made it a point to take advantage of this amenity every evening we stayed at this hotel and it was a great way to unwind and relax.

Small. Boutique. Central Naples. This is it…read more The rooms are modern, opulent, & shabby chic. But it works! The sink fixtures in the bath are stunning. Toiletries from Malin + Goetz! There's dessert left for you (in your room) every night. And the 24 hour concierge? Everyone was professional & knowledgeable. But the icing on the cake? The rooftop. Breakfast is served every morning on the roof. A full blown spread of everything & anything you could want. There's eggs & bacon, quiches, smoked salmon & cheeses, tarts, & pastries GALORE. 2 fresh juices, watermelon & cucumber. I LOVED the watermelon. Something about hot summer nights in Naples made me extra thirsty in the mornings. And of course, great coffee & cappuccinos. All this, with A VIEW. A view akin to a Grace Kelly movie. In color. Hot tub too. But being late August, that was not a priority. A romantic, private feeling, winner. It's not so easy to find...but that's what being a hidden gem is all about. 5 stars

Modern, sleek, hip and spacious suites that are reasonably priced and centrally located in…read moreSorrento. We were housed in the room number 1 and it was exceptional. For two, it is almost too much space as you'll even have a couch to lounge on and a queen size bed. The sheets and bedding themselves were spotless and comfortable. You'll have a clear, modern-ish desk to do all your travel planning. It is complete with a directory and mini-bar underneath should you needed to imbibe while jotting down travel notes. One thing I really liked was the ability to open the window that has a small balcony facing the hustle and bustle of the street of Corso Italia. A great people-watching opportunity. Best thing is once the window is closed, you barely hear the noise and commotion. That said, I slept very well. Another neat feature of the hotel room is the Samsung TV in both the bedroom and the bathroom. Both feature their "Sky" TV system and that means a whole lot of channels. Being from the States, it was nice that I was able to watch NFL football too! Speaking of the bathroom, it was very contemporary. The shower/bath has its own retractable showerhead system and that meant getting very clean. It is also a spacious bathroom too. It being located on one of the busier streets of the area is actually a plus as you'll find a Supermercati Deco and other small shops only a few steps away. Perfect if you need to stock up on necessities like water bottles. If you exit and head right from Palazzo Abagnale you'll end up in the town square which is the gateway to a lot of incredible small shops and stores. I bought most of the souvenirs from these narrow streets and you'll find great deals on everything. Don't forget to stop for gelato, there is one of the best gelato places I've ever been to called Raki. If you exit and head right and then down the steep steps towards the ocean shore, you'll be able to experience the Sorrento coast. There you'll find boats waiting to take you to explore the rest of the South of Italy. A perfect docking point which is another reason staying at Palazzo Abagnale is worth it. Another reason to stay at Palazzo Abagnale is for their included breakfast. For weary or time-sensitive travelers, being able to get up and grab a quick bite right outside your room door was a huge benefit. At breakfast you'll find various packaged cookies but also warm pastries, fruits, hard boiled eggs, and sliced meats. You'll even have blood orange juice and you can have the waitress fix you up an espresso. I really liked the breakfast and as far as hotel breakfasts go, it was pretty spot on. What I also noticed at breakfast is the amount of tourists that come to Palazzo Abagnale. Whether it is from the States or other countries, I think it speaks to the hotel's welcoming nature and comfortable amenities that keeps travelers coming back. Plus the location really is fantastic. If you're looking for something more sleek, hip, and colorful than the run-of-the-mill cramped hotels or hostels, I think Palazzo Abagnale and their suites and reasonable rates is your cup of tea.

Total gem..the very cute hotel is a great place to stay. Where to start. On arriving, the car…read moredropped us off just 20 meters from the entrance, some smaller hotels I have noticed, you have to schlep your luggage for blocks. We were greeted by a lovely lady who checked us in and showed us to our room she explained all of the amenities and such. There is a breakfast(breads, fruit, meat, coffee, milk, juice etc) included each morning, and a small bar is set up during the rest of the day. Rooms are small, super cute. Only negative would be in flight of stairs to main floor where the elevator is, but hey this town was built of rock cliffs. Anyways, worth your money to stay here.

We had the pleasure of staying at the Hotel Mignon in April of 2015. This Charming, bright,…read morebeautiful hotel is located a 10-15 minute walk from the main train station, and aprox. 1 block off the main strip in Sorrento, and two blocks from the old section of Sorrento. Perfect walking distance from all the sights ans shopping that Sorrento has to offer. When we checked in, one of the owners showed us through the hotel, which is renovated, and beautifully done. Our room was on the second floor facing away from the street, overlooking a small lemon & orange grove. The owner showed us all the renovations that they have done, including the new elevator that they have recently installed. It is clear to see that this family is very proud of their beautiful hotel, and are making sure to keep it up and renovated. We had booked a "King" bed room, and we were surprised at how large it was. The room was bright, and clean, as was the bathroom. The bed was very comfortable, and we had no problems sleeping as we found it to be very quiet in the evenings. The room windows are equipped with an electric shutter system that very effectively darkens the room, and certainly cuts out a lot of the ambient noise from outside. We had opted to have breakfast included and the breakfast was wonderful, as was the cappuccino, and café Americano. We absolutely loved the Hotel Mignon, and will definitely stay there again next time we visit Sorrento. My wife and I fell in love with this hotel.

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.

Charming Boutique Hotel in a centralized location in Napoli! The staff is beyond friendly and…read morewelcoming and will assist you in any way possible; from making recommendations for sites to making reservations for restaurants. Their rooftop terrace is must to enjoy some morning espresso. Shoutout to Gerrano and Licia. The place is a little difficult to find, but once you locate it; it's wonderful. The courtyard is stunning and super peaceful. The elevator is tiny, but quick. The rooms were like little studio apartments with tall, wood ceilings and great AC. I would definitely come again when visiting Napoli.

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.

A small four-story 1 star hotel. As far as hotel star ratings are concerned, they reflect amenities…read moreand to some degree service standards. For me cleanliness, location, security and a good night's rest are the most important for short stays, the amenities I would use here aren't much different than a 3 star hotel and their service was great as far as I could tell. So I can concur with their decent ratings on hotel booking websites. When I arrived I walked into a bright, clean, lobby and room, well-located a five minute walk to the main busy part of town, and a two minute walk to the Sorrento train station with access to Pompeii and Napoli. Reception was friendly and professional, and was able to provide access to my room a couple hours in advance of check-in time when I arrived around 11:30am on a weekday. If room had not been ready they had confirmed luggage could be stored prior check-in or after checkout. The bed was comfortable, the pillows were so-so. Having a regular and usb charger outlet right in bed headboard was a convenient touch. WiFi signal was strong but I wonder if over capacity, because websites weren't loading on my phone. Great water pressure and hot water. Towels were clean. AC worked well for the couple of humid days I was there. I didn't use the TV so can't comment on this. Other amenities: in-room safe, wardrobe, small luggage storage area, small desk with an informal cushioned seat, bidet. Open rooftop terrace with lounge seating. A nice view of the street and neighborhood citrus orchard behind the hotel. I didn't have breakfast here though the breakfast room looked neat and organized. Their elevator is very, very narrow--like maybe two feet wide. Don't expect to fit more than two people without claustrophobia inside, or one person with luggage. Honestly I was appreciative just to have an elevator since some smaller, older hotels in Europe don't. Overall I was impressed by the cleanliness. Not perfect though pretty decent for the location and I'd stay again for the convenience.