Find 2 Star Hotels in Pollena Trocchia from AED 186

"Perfect place to stay on the Amalfi"

"Friendly staff, great service and cleanliness, great view "

"The hotel staff were great, polite and efficient. Breakfast had a good amount of items and well stocked. He room was clean and offered good facilities. We had hired a car so didn't explode too much by foot around the hotel but there was a few fruit stalls and shops around. Overall we had a great stay and would definitely recommend it to friends. "

"The staff were excellent and extremely helpful!"

"I had a room with a great sea view, quiet, simple, friendly staff, great views, central to everything, not crowded… A great jumping off point for the Amalfi Coast."

"Great location walking distance from Pompeii. Pool was fantastic after a hot day. Had a great recommendation for dinner from the night staff was incredible. Overall a great stay"

"This was awful. So far from the ferri station and no way to get in contact with the property manager - we couldn’t even make it there "

"Clean & basic room, friendly staff. Good location."

"Positioned close to the beach and the railway station, the location appeared to be very good but with a room on top of a very busy road and roundabout, the noise didn't let up. Why was I put in a room on the noisy side of the hotel overlooking the road when the hotel was empty literally. What really makes this a two-star though even for its bargain price is the fact that they lock the hotel up at 1:00 a.m. and then do not reopen it until 8:30 a.m. I wanted to go out for breakfast but was...

"Older Hotel but well maintained... Great Reception "

"Traffic is absolutely horrendous. We booked this on the road and on line it listed when their front desk was opened. It stated to call directly to make arrangements outside of those hours. We arrived in those hours on a motorcycle and were concerned to leave it even for check in due to safety. The street sign on the front of the hotel was scary and it looked like a dump. We had a hard time getting into the whole building as we had to walk to a side street entrance and it’s part of what looks to...