Sorrento Hotels with Breakfast

Well where do I start? Let’s start at the very beginning and hopefully I don’t forget anything! I’ve just returned from a ten night stay here. On arrival reception were just lovely and very welcoming. Check in was very quick and efficient. The gentleman explained what they could arrange in the way of excursions for you - I already had mine booked prior to leaving home. That even explained the tourist tax of 4 euros per night for the maximum of seven nights. One member of staff showed me to my room whilst the bell boy brought my luggage to my room. The bedroom was lovely and large. Nice and cool and very efficient air conditioning. Bed was very comfortable. Nice balcony with a table, two chairs and partial sea view looking over bay of Naples and Marina Picalo Bathroom nice and large with toiletries supplied. Housekeeping twice daily. Breakfast was one of the best I’ve had. Choice of food very large and all buffet style. Antonio and his staff a credit to the hotel. Hotel very centrally located. Within easy walking distance of everywhere. Will I be back yes.

Located in the heart of Sorrento, the Hilton is one of the area's largest hotels. The lobby is spacious and modern and check-in was relatively easy. The staff tried their best to upgrade our rooms for us but wasn't able to, although I appreciated their effort. We booked two rooms and both were modern, good size, and clean with a large patio. I would highly recommend booking a room with the water view. Our's (409 and 410) faced the large flat cliff face where the main entrance to the hotel is. The room includes breakfast buffet every morning. The food was just okay, sufficient to get your day started. It would have been nice if they changed up the selection but it was the same every day. But the views from your table can be breathtaking. On the roof of the hotel are two restaurants, Happyissmo and J, the Japanese restaurant. The former also having a (small) pool and patio that you can book. We ate one night at J and found the food delicious. The pool is quite large and its multi-tiers provide plenty of room without it getting crowded. We were there for a week in mid-July and never found the pool crowded. Pool-side service was pleasant too. The location of the hotel is away from main center (Storico Centro) which makes it nice and quiet. You can walk to the center, which would take probably about 15-20 minutes, but with the heat, we chose to take a taxi. For the four of us, the price ranged from 14-20 euros (not sure why). Being so close to the center, also means that it's close to the ferry that takes you to various points of interest. We used it twice to go to Capri (~20 minutes). Make sure to book the return ticket ahead of time too. Overall we greatly enjoyed this hotel and would certainly consider staying here again.

Judging by previous reviews, people really love this hotel. I had mixed feelings. Yes, it is grand, with large bedrooms, beautiful grounds and a large, modern swimming pool. But it was too formal for me. The service was efficient, but not particularly warm. The room furnishings were not to my taste - peach satin curtains with swags and tails, yellow dralon sofa, brown furniture - a 1980’s idea of luxury. As we booked through Amex we had an upgrade, to a side sea view, but there was still an attempt to upsell to a full sea view at check-in. This is a particular gripe of mine. The hotel was half empty, so either upgrade to the higher category room, or don’t bother offering it. It’s a charmless way to greet a guest. Other hotels we stayed in on this trip included Il San Pietro Di Positano, La Scalinatella, Capri and Borgo Santandrea, Amalfi. For me, these 5 star hotels offered better value for money, more stylish bedrooms with beautiful furnishings and fabrics, and warmer service. But if you like a very formal atmosphere, perhaps the Excelsior Vittoria would be a good fit.

This hotel is located a few meters from Sorrento’s main street and square. Everything is within walking distance. Another plus is the hotel staff. They are all friendly and helpful. Breakfast is ok for a 4* hotel with the advantage that you may eat outside. Pool is only 1.40 meters deep. But you can have a relaxing time there. We never had problems getting chairs. Our room was outside the main building near the pool (602). It was the right size for us three, very clean. We enjoyed the proximity to the pool. All in all, maybe one of the best options in Sorrento.

Michelangelo Hotel, which I stopped by during my road trip to Italy~ The facilities were good and the breakfast was good, but my whole family was very satisfied with the dinner we had on the day of our stay, consisting of appetizers, lunch, and dessert. The location was a bit difficult to find, but the hotel was good enough to make up for it. The car parking fee for one night is 20 euros, which is a bit expensive ^^ Perhaps because it was the week before Christmas, the hotel was decorated in various ways, which was nice.

Very nice hotel, atmospheric and beautiful. The men at the front desk are very polite and enthusiastic. It's a pity that the restaurant starts breakfast at 7 o'clock, and many customers are already waiting at the door, and the restaurant's door will not open on time at 7 o'clock, it will always be 2 or 3 minutes late, but the fact is that there are not many service staff in the restaurant. In fact, even if it is not ready within the specified time, at least the door should be opened on time, and guests should not be allowed to stand outside the door and wait.

--- **First Impressions & Room** Upon arrival, the hotel makes a great first impression—bright, airy, and impeccably clean. Our room on the 4th floor offered a stunning view of the bay from the balcony, which was a highlight of our stay. **Bar & Staff** The staff in the bar area were consistently friendly and attentive, making us feel welcome and well looked after. **Restaurant** The dining experience, however, was mixed. The system for evening meals is confusing, with unclear guidance on choosing between the buffet and à la carte options. Unfortunately, the maitre d’ was unhelpful and quite surly, a sentiment echoed by others. While the bar staff were fantastic, the restaurant staff lacked the same warmth and hospitality. Breakfast was decent, with plenty of variety. However, the evening meals were disappointing. Despite being labeled as Italian cuisine, the quality didn’t live up to expectations. At 35 Euros per meal, I would have expected something far better. It simply didn’t feel like good value. Additionally, it was frustrating that tap water wasn’t available, and guests were required to purchase bottled water for 3 Euros each time. **Pool & Facilities** The swimming pool and surrounding area were fantastic, offering breathtaking views and a good number of sun beds to accommodate guests. The pool size was more than adequate for a relaxing swim. **Shuttle Service** The shuttle service to Sorrento town was incredibly convenient, and we made good use of it. The only downside was the lengthy gap between services from after 1pm to 4:30pm (first pm pick up from Sorrento) which could be inconvenient for some. **Overall** Overall, this is a lovely hotel with beautiful views and friendly bar staff, but it falls short in the dining experience. If the restaurant quality improved, this would be an exceptional place to stay.

Amenities were great and staff was super helpful. They had a shuttle to city centre which took 1.5 euros each way which was good, as the location was 15 min drive. Only downside for us was it was difficult to reach here from Port or from Train station. It took almost 50 min to reach here as buses are not frequent. Finding the right bus was a hassle as google maps bus number and actual was way different. You have to check with drivers to know. The team here were having all the bus n train tickets so we dont have to get in line for tickets this was a plus.

Beautiful hotel!! If I ever come back to Sorrento I will 100% stay here again. The entire hotel is very clean, staff were helpful, and the bar staff were amazing. Giuseppe and his team made this experience for us, every night before dinner we’d sit on the terrace to have a drink and watch the beautiful water views. Breakfast was included every morning had good variety: different styles of eggs, toast, yogurt, fruit, and a dozen or more different pastries and cakes to choose from. The hotel also has a private elevator that is free to take (if you don’t take their elevator you pay 1.50 euro to take the public one each time) you directly to get down to the beach which made it easy for when we stayed at the beach club and had to get down to the Marina.

The view outside the window is wonderful. Very close to Sorrento station. Convenient access to major tourist attractions. Great service. The swimming pool is closed during the winter season. Concierge is very friendly and detailed. The cat is cute and kind. This is the best hotel.