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!

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.