Vico Equense Hotels with Wi-Fi

"I had such a pleasure stay here, peaceful and beautiful little town, not so many tourists as Sorrento, but just 20mins train from there. The best thing about it is the incredible view and private beach. Staffs are super helpful. Couldn’t ask for more 🫶🏻 definitely highly recommended 💕"

"Visit the Amalfi Coast and Capri Island in southern Italy and arrange a three-night stay at this five-star hotel. Especially the location of the restaurant is excellent. It's great to slowly enjoy a rich local breakfast on the cliff by the sea. We traveled by car. Although it is far from the center of Amalfi, we can find such hotel value!"

"Excellent location next to the station and buses. The room itself is small, the Vesuvius was seen from the window, it is very beautiful. Very good breakfast, a big choice of everything, including fruits. But in the shower it wasn't comfortable that there was no toilet shelves, the showers were only upper, and the door was unreliable, the water was leaked out of the shower. There was no welcome water, it could only be bought. Room without a refrigerator and teapot"

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"I stayed in nine hotels on this trip to Italy, and this one was the most ”uncomfortable.” [Key Tips to Avoid Pitfalls] Be very careful with this [Superior Sea View Room]. It's anything but ”superior”—it's the cheapest room in the hotel (within the ocean view), the lowest-end of the ocean view rooms (there are no standard sea view rooms). It's the farthest from the sea, which is a minor issue. The key issue is that there are two vertical elevators next door, ”dimpled” from the room (essentially, two elevators directly at the head of the bed). Result A: The room is incredibly small and oddly shaped. Result B: The elevators are noisy. Don't expect to be able to change rooms. This is a terrible room type, with only one per floor. It's the same no matter which room you move to. Don't count on the hotel offering an upgrade out of kindness. I contacted the hotel using Ctrip's Black Diamond channel before check-in and was told the elevator was right next door, with no other rooms available (though there were other rooms available when I checked in). About the hotel as a whole: Pros: It's newly renovated, making it one of the more pleasant-looking older hotels. The downside is the strong odor, which is most noticeable on the highest floors (September 2026). Walking around the two lower floors, the odor seems less noticeable. The room types are generally acceptable (excluding the superior sea view rooms, a warning). The view is also okay. Cons: 1. The front desk staff's attitude towards Asian customers is average; not indifferent, but not exactly welcoming either. 2. Regarding the air conditioning: During check-in, the front desk staff gave a lot of rambling instructions, essentially saying that it only works if the balcony door is closed and locked. However, no matter how I tried to close or lock the balcony door, the air conditioning kept displaying ”LOC.” Since the weather wasn't too hot, I slept with the balcony door open for the entire night and didn't have the energy to argue with the unhelpful front desk staff. 3. This awful [Superior Sea View Room] is absolutely disgusting. 4. The room key is just a key with a heavy, old sign. 5. In the wilderness, late at night, early in the morning, with dogs barking in the distance for an hour, pure rural charm. Let's talk about the hotel restaurant. 1. Since it's not in the downtown area, if you don't have a car, you'll most likely have to eat dinner in the hotel's only restaurant. 2. Restaurant costs are pretty much the same for four-star hotels in Italy. 80 euros for two people roughly corresponds to three main courses, one dessert, and a bottle of water. This hotel restaurant falls within this price range. 3. The biggest [feature] is the portion size; it's incredibly [exquisite]. 4. For example, the shrimp main course for 28 euros (approximately) is just three shrimp slices with a little mashed potatoes; that's the ”main course” (see picture). 5. For two people with small appetites, 80 euros is enough. For larger appetites, it'll start at at least 100 euros, not counting drinks. 6. The meals are expensive, and the main courses are small. Another reason is that in Italy, main courses are divided into first and second entrees, making it difficult to get a full meal from one entree like in the US. If one person orders both entrees, the starting price is 35-45 euros. 7. The restaurant has a head waiter who looks like a gentleman waiter straight out of a TV or movie. His facial expressions, language, and body language are all very performative and ritualistic (like a magician on stage). He is very dedicated and has a strong presence, which is probably a ”super deal” for a restaurant of this price (someone mentioned him on Dianping). He is the only one in the restaurant with the authority to show customers to their seats, communicate, and take orders (this is the case in most restaurants), while everyone else focuses on basic service. Because of his professionalism and performative nature, he seems more welcoming and polite to Asians than in other restaurants, and he seems to treat everyone equally (on the surface, but only on the surface). (Of course, the other waiters are much more indifferent)."

"The hotel is good and has excellent services. Breakfast is very good and varied. I haven't had dinner in hotels"

"We stayed here for three nights in a sea view room. 1 night without balcony, 2 nights with balcony. The price is about 1900 and 2300 respectively. This season can have this price in southern Italy. The hotel is not luxurious. But clean. The sea view is also beautiful. The service is not bad. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the nearest station."