Very good hotel, that has its own beach, very clean, and great staff. They have great kids staff…read moretoo I am a single father and my 10yr old son love the team here. a fantastic pool(it was a bit cold), and the food was the best. I will return again and again. Sry no pics, I was to busy having a great time.

Let me tell you. If you want to feel romantic even if you are riding solo dolo, this is the spot…read more Get in your self love feels under the amazing sunset. As you look out to the amazing Agropoli bay. I would definitely arrive around 5:30-6pm so you can get a good seat, the corner spot on the balcony is where we sat, and Lordy Lordy. I felt like I was in a rom com set in a fan fiction cross over film of 'a beautiful life' and 'game of thrones.' It was great! MUST SEE if you are in Agropoli. I had a Campari spritz with there bruschetta apps. I need to come back here just for the mouth watering mozzarella. Oh and Valentina is the best! So helpful and made the experience 10xtimes better.

I have been in the travel business half my life. My book "Italy the best places to see by rail" is…read moreavailable on Amazon and Barns and Noble. I was a tour operator for over 35 years. First let me tell you this place is NOT a resort in anyway, so don't expect it. Secondly they do get high marks for converting a convent to a hotel. However, the negatives outweigh the positives. First the rooms are as small as the rooms in most Paris hotels. The toilet is so small you can go to the toilet, take a shower and brush your teeth at the same time. We were the only ones there last week. The staff suggested that its better for them to deliver our breakfast each morning instead of setting up the breakfast room just for us. We agree. Well low and behold when we checked out they charged us 20Euros for room service. We argued with the owner on checkout and he finally caved in and gave us the 20Euro credit. We then wanted to have dinner at the hotel. We were the only ones there. On checkout they ripped us off for 52Euros for one plate of pasta and a salad. Had I known this I would have driven to town! I goofed and should have asked the price before! JP Morgan said "If you have to ask the price you can't afford it". I am amending this quote and stating if you don't ask the price you are a fool! The owner should not be in this business. He "pissed" us off royally! I can only imagine how he treats other guests. Would not stay here again or recommend. Too many other place where they don't abuse you!

I saw this hotel online, and I was lucky enough to be able to drive to it before I booked the room…read more I'm sick and tired of hotels bamboozling us with pictures, then I arrive and it's a hell hole. They were nice enough to show us several rooms, so we were able to make our best decision. Since it's off-season, they gave us a great deal of only $75 a night for an Oceanview room. The room had everything we need including a refrigerator, shower, and Jacuzzi tub with jets etc. The pool area looks like a las Vegas pool, so we will be trying out the a spa at night. There is a restaurant and separate bar on site. In California this room would easily be $300 a night!

Look! Up in the sky! It's a hotel. It's an apartment. It's Pallazo Dogana!…read more What is this place? Our accommodation was a bedroom with a sitting room that opened up to a kitchen, all with stunning views through large windows across the marina at Agropoli and out into the deep blue waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Cool white tiles, white walls and ceilings accented with deep blue curtains, giving it a serene, Mediterranean feel. There is a restaurant downstairs that is open in the summer time, and breakfast is an opt-in affair. We visited in late October, after the summer rush was over, but before the rains set in. Just outside the Palazzo is a small beach better suited for catching some rays than swimming, although there are plenty of clean beaches to swim at within a 20 minute walk. To the rear of the building is the bustling Old Town, from which it's an easy to walk up the hill to the promontory where the old convent and castle are surrounded by cosy apartments and trattorias. What struck us about Agropoli is the generosity of everyone we met. This is not a wealthy area, but people offer what they can, making even non-Italian-speakers feel welcome as if special guests in their home. Sounds corny, I know, but you'll know what I mean if you ever go there. What about the food, you ask? The best stuff comes from the sea and it is without parallel. Simple, flavorful, textured, plentiful and CHEAP. This is a wonderful part of the world, genuine, friendly and much better to our minds than the nearby Amalfi Coast.