Honestly, pictures don't even do this place justice. We went up to Ravello for the day and decided…read moreto check out the gardens at Villa Cimbrone, and it was hands down one of the highlights of our whole trip. The views from up there are absolutely insane, but nothing beats the Infinity Terrace (Terrazza dell'Infinito). Standing at the edge looking out over the cliffs and the ocean literally takes your breath away. It feels like you're standing at the edge of the world. While we were walking around the gardens, we actually got to witness a wedding happening on the grounds. Talk about the ultimate dream venue. it looked straight out of a movie.

We had such a great time at this garden-it is played out so well and easy to navigate. Lots of…read moreferal cats in Ravello which makes for interesting photos. The views are outstanding and loved being among so many nature enthusiasts. There is a small cafe, we didn't stop but nice to know if you need a beverage!

The hotel was beyond, immaculate, and Leonardo staff were amazingly friendly. This place is…read moreabsolutely exquisite and worth every penny. It has the best views on the Amalfi coast and the food is actually amazing. The best Truffle pasta I've ever had in my life. The breakfasts are amazing and prepared by the finest chefs and Pastry Chef around.

Such nice people and awesome room cleaning shoutout to the restaurant for letting me order off of…read morethe kids menu because I'm picky. No other restaurant let me do that or alter most dishes!

Spettacolare What a…read morebeautiful hotel! Gorgeous views Fabulous service! Luxurious room! The nicest staff! Great restaurant with wonderful deserts! Perfect location off the beaten path! I could go on and on....

Absolutely stunning hotel! We enjoyed a terrace suite and it was well worth the extra price to…read morehave that beautiful view of the ocean and the nightly sunsets. ALL the staff were incredibly courteous and helpful. They offer a shuttle into Sorrento throughout the day which is super convenient and easy to catch. The daily breakfast was well appointed (albeit the same every day) and we enjoyed ocean views while eating. We ordered room service several times as well and that was always brought up very promptly. Highly recommend!

We stayed at Hotel Cesare Augusto while in Sorrento, Italy…read more I was skeptical at first to book here since it was outside the old town, but when we got there, I was completely surprised at how close the hotel was to the main town, approximately 5 minutes from the elevator or stairs that would take you to Sorrento beach and port. We booked a room with a sea view balcony. We found our room spacious and clean. The hotel serves a sumptuous buffet breakfast in the main dining room. We had a lovely stay here. The staff are helpful and friendly. The hotel is walking distance to many restaurants and close to the port if you are planning on island hopping. This hotel is highly recommended!

Worst hotel I've ever stayed at. First off the female "manager" ASSAULTED my mother YES ASSAULTED…read more her all because she thought she wasn't a guest at the hotel the lady shoved my mother. Surprisingly that wasn't even the worst part. We left our rental car with the parking service they provide and they crashed our car multiple times and they had the audacity to say it's not their responsibility. When we asked the manager to bring up the footage they admitted that the worker from the service they provided crashed the car but they on purpose kept going back and forth pretending like they didn't know what was going on to waste our time. They in Italian told that worker who admitted the fault to be quiet and brought in 3 other "managers" and some curly haired midget who tried acting all tough when in reality a gust of wind would've knocked the bitch over. They knew we had a flight back home we couldn't miss so they stalled and wasted time until it was time for us to leave. Worst hotel I wouldn't stay here again there if they paid me.

While visiting the beautiful coastal town of Sorrento, my wife and I accidentally created a new…read morenightly tradition and it involved returning again and again to La Laterna. What started as "let's try this place tonight" quickly turned into, "So, same time tomorrow?" By the second evening, it wasn't just dinner, it was our official romantic Sorrento ritual. Candlelit tables, that charming Italian ambiance, and the kind of atmosphere that makes you slow down and actually enjoy every bite (and each other). The food? Absolutely delicious. Every dish tasted fresh, authentic, and made with care. You know it's good when you start planning tomorrow's order before you've even finished tonight's meal. We kept telling ourselves we'd try somewhere new and then somehow found ourselves back at La Laterna. No regrets. And the service? Truly top notch. Christian, our gracious host, welcomed us like old friends from night one. Tony, Angelo, and Roberto took such great care of us! attentive, warm, and always ready with a smile (and probably amused that we kept coming back). By the end of our trip, it felt less like we were dining out and more like we were being looked after by family. Now, let's talk about the real reason we may or may not have returned nightly: the tiramisu. Listen! I don't throw this around lightly. It was the best part of every dinner. Every. Single. Night. Light, creamy, perfectly balanced, it basically became our grand finale. We'd say we were too full and then somehow a tiramisu would appear and disappear just as quickly. La Laterna didn't just serve us dinner, it gave us a simple, romantic, joy filled routine during our stay in Sorrento. Great food, wonderful people, and desserts that will forever live in our memories (and possibly on my waistline). If you're in Sorrento, do yourself a favor and go. And if you end up going back the next night, we completely understand.

Best Italian food I've ever had!!! The waiter was so kind and accommodating with my nut allergy…read more It's quiet and beautiful inside. The gnocchi is a must get! I wish I would've put the leftover table bread in my purse

We really enjoy the location as it is right in the center of Amalfi and close to everything. The…read moregrocery store is right across the alley and the ferry and bus stops are within a 4 minute walk. Our view was not facing the Main Street and was overlooking an apartment deck but it was still wonderful. The 5th floor is a rooftop exclusive to the guests and we took lunch and dinner up their for ourselves a few nights. The view of the duomo can be seen from up here and it is so quiet. Breakfast is served up here As well and is very reasonable for guests. They also have an elevator for those needing the xtra lift. The prices are great and the service is wonderful. The rooms are very clean and spacious enough. The shower is very powerful and plenty of great hot water. We will be back again but not soon enough.

This place was an absolute scam. They told us they would arrange a transfer to the Naples airport…read moreand we paid upfront to the hotel representative. It was something like 130 euros or more. The morning of our departure, no transfer showed up and the receptionist literally told us it wasn't their problem. My mom eventually got the money back from emailing the hotel owners but it was still such a bad experience I haven't forgotten it. We had to scramble to find a ride and it turns out there's a bus that's like 25 euros to the Naples airport. I think it's pretty terrible the hotel wouldn't have told us about this option. The hotel itself is fine. Three stars for the accommodation but the experience with the transfer was so bad I would never stay here again.

I was so looking forward to a leisurely afternoon at this Capri Beach Club after my good friend…read morecame for several days and told me all about it. It was one of the highlights of our 2-week trip to Europe. It is definitely a splurge, but knowing that going in, we thoroughly enjoyed it. We took the little boat on a scenic ride over from Marina Piccolo, picked out a great location for our beach chairs and umbrella, then had a lovely lunch at the restaurant at the top, overlooking the ocean. Service was quick and attentive. We had the fried zucchini flowers stuffed w/ goat cheese - pretty good, but honestly, pricey ($25) and not as good as the ones we get back in San Diego at Cucina Urbana. We then shared a fried assortment of shrimp and calamari, which was tasty (although not quite as good as the ones we had at Da Fernando beach club in Positano). My daughter enjoyed her fresh catch of the day - sea bream (sold by weight, $45). And we had a bottle of white local Amalfi wine that we really enjoy and is only $32/bottle, Falaghina. All in all, it was about $450 for the 3 of us for lunch, drinks, beach chairs, umbrella and boat transport ($10/person each way). But best of all was lounging on the rocks in the little cove, overlooking the beautiful towering Faraglioni rock formations, and swimming in the crystal blue waters. It's super salty, so it was effortless to just float and relax. There were about a dozen well-dressed Italian guys celebrating a bachelor party, singing and dancing, and doing shots, which added to the fun, Italian ambiance. A really memorable, beautiful, relaxing day.

Let's just start by saying it's a beautiful beach club, but the worst meal we've had in all of…read moreItaly! The Caprese salad was rubbery with awful tomatoes on a bed of wilted, lettuce, and dried oregano. Nothing fresh about it. Our linguine with tomato olives and capers had zero flavor. The bread basket left a lot to be desired, I'm not even sure the seagulls would've eaten it. Word to the wise, when you come for the beach club use your €60 credit per person on booze! The service was not attentive. Just an overall bad experience. Do not come for the food!

This hotel is in a fantastic spot, right by the ferry station, where you can watch the boats get…read moreready for the day and enjoy the beach. Getting to the main shopping areas is easy, with not too many stairs. But if you're looking for some higher views, it's a bit of a walk. If you're planning to pick up someone, the carport is about a seven-minute walk away. Also, the hotel has a great relationship with the luggage porters and service staff. What makes this hotel special is that it's built into a cave! You'll find the restaurant on the water's edge, and the rooms are tucked away along the back. Plus, there are elevators, which is a big help for anyone who needs a little extra support or has mobility challenges. The service here is top-notch! They were so attentive to our needs, knew who we were for the week, and made sure everything was perfect. Just a heads-up, room service is a bit later in the day. They also come around in the late afternoon to bring towels. Overall, the rooms are pretty quiet, especially next to each other. I really loved this location because it's so easy to get to the ferry every day and you can grab a cabana nearby. If you're planning to do a lot of touring, they meet near the hotel, which is great because you can take a quick walk back instead of climbing up hills to another hotel or restaurant. I think there are some trade-offs, but this hotel was definitely worth it for two people! I highly recommend staying here!

Arrived for a late lunch - a light bite - following a trans-Atlantic flight from Washington, DC…read more Staff were lovely, so warm and welcoming, and my meal was deliziosa! A beautifully presented simple salad of buffalo mozzarella, fresh, diced Tri-color tomatoes and basil. Magnifico! Grazie mille to Buca di Bacco and its meraviglioso staff!