Laqua Countryside

"Magnificent evening! Beautiful location, dinner with delicate flavors, refined side dishes and great mastery; sensorial dishes and true works of art, excellence of taste. Congratulations to all the Cannavaciuolo team, very professional, constantly present behind the scenes and attentive to satisfy every need of the guest, without ever being intrusive. A special applause to the masterful Nicola Somma for the care and preparation of the dishes, a very deserving chef of the school of the excellent master-chef Cannavacciuolo. An experience to repeat!"

Baia Serena

"Views and staff outstanding, location outside of town, exit from driveway tricky when driving a car. Accommodation needs renovating, gas bottle in kitchen cupboard does not inspire confidence in safety, small dark and muddy (after rain) entry to cabin. Having said that, the meal out on the terrace overlooking the bay was beautiful, tasty and generous, it has a pool and a room for table tennis."

Villa Ketty Resort

"It was a surprise. I sent an email in advance. There was a hotel car directly to the station. The road was not far away, but the road was narrow and steep. It was a little discouraged. When I arrived at the hotel, I found that it was too beautiful. The bay below the cliff was too beautiful. The design of the room was also very amazing. The boss and his wife were very nice. The breakfast room is super beautifully decorated"

L'Ulivo Resort

"Lovely quiet B&B up in the hills above Vico. Excellent pool area with gardens and quality sun loungers. Smart outdoor and indoor dining areas for breakfast or daytime drinks. The pool is fab by the way. Pictures don't really do it justice. It's nice and deep and lovely and refreshing. L'Ulivo itself is situated in a small town with a few nice restaurants and a supermarket. The pick of these would be the Pescheria which gets extremely busy. Handy ice cream / cafe close by but no sandwiches or snacks. Typically we ate lunch at Da Giovanni next door or went into town. Bus to town and back can vary in frequency from 30 minutes to 2 hourly. This may change though when the Funivia bus is back up and running. Walk to town is simple if you don't do the bus. 2 flights of steps, then head diagonally right to the main road, through the gate opposite and keep going down. No need to walk on the busy main road just continue down the little paths and steps. Getting back is a bit more of a challenge but the bus runs regularly up the hill and it's best to get this from the bus / train station if you want a seat. Getting around Campania is also very easy. Pompeii & Sorrento not far using the train and very cheap. We did Capri but sailed from Vico Marina rather than Sorrento. Final day we took the pre-booked Curreri Viaggio bus back to Naples airport which was quick and comfortable and then took the alibus into the city (quick and not so comfortable) to grab the best pizza I have ever eaten. Finally a shout out to the staff at L'Ulivo. Super friendly and really made sure we had a nice holiday. Ciao, ciao, ciao !"

Villa la Pagaia

Agriturismo Nonno Luigino

"Very well-kept farmhouse. The owners are friendly and ready to resolve any issues, such as ours when the convector wasn't heating the room. Breakfast was good. Overall, I think the room price was high for the location."

Lampara

Capo la Gala Hotel&Wellness

"Very good hotel, you can run around in the morning, the scenery is great!"

Villa Prota

"Good location. Clean. Convenient. A bit expensive but good value"

Maison Montechiaro

Le Ancore Hotel

"Lovely hotel, comfortable bed and very friendly attentive staff. Great location overlooking the marina and mount vesuvius. Free bus shuttle to the train station where trains run regularly between Sorrento and Naples. Nice selection of restaurants steps away from the hotel and great sunsets that can be viewed from Murrano Mare beach club with an Aperol Spritz or fine wine 🍷"

Cubo Apartments

"The room is clean and tidy, the breakfast is rich, the service is good 👍"