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"The staff from check in to check out was friendly helpful and on top of all of your needs. They provide a complimentary shuttle to the main area where you can find shops and restaurants. The property it’s self it in a perfect location and the view from their restaurants are breath taking. I highly recommend staying here while in Sorrento! "

"Very nice, clean & quiet hotel. Would stay there again."

"The hotel was first class and the staff very helpful "

"This is an excellent hotel and would absolutely recommend. The area around the hotel is not very nice but the hotel itself one hundred percent makes up for it. It felt very safe and has a very nice outside area. Loved our stay here. "

"An excellent location hotel right across the street from the train station. Staff is friendly and efficient. Breakfast included is very good. "

"The view was amazing. Staff were very friendly and accomodating. Food was delicious. "

"I loved this hotel the views is amazing and it's right down the street from the bus that takes throughout the Amalfi coast the food at the hotel was great the dinner fish w is engraved in my taste bugs as the staff gives great recommendations "

"Excellent hotel. Always stay "

"Our room was spacious, light and well furnished, the bathroom was also spacious and cleaned to a high standard each day. The bed was very comfortable. The balcony was a pleasant place to sit - in the sunshine during the morning and in the cooler shade later on. The staff were exceptional - friendly, polite, helpful and always professional. They were very helpful when I sprained my ankle - providing an icepack and then calling for a doctor when my husband was ill. The breakfast choice was also exceptional, as were the options for the evening meal on the poolside or in the Magnolia restaurant The garden area was a peaceful oasis - it would have been nice to have more seating in the shady areas of the garden. I would recommend this Hotel for its peaceful atmosphere and lovely staff. It was hard to believe that the busy Corso Italia was only a short walk up the road!"