Hotel Club Sorrento

On arrival at the hotel 1st impressions weren’t good as the hotel is situated on a side street opposite some closed private garages which look unkempt and approximately 20 metres from the main road. On entering the hotel however we were greeted by friendly staff and offered a welcome drink – a cold glass of Prosecco – which was a pleasant surprise and also told that there was no rush to check in, the rooms were ready but just not to rush our drinks. Once we had checked in we were shown to our rooms and our cases were brought to us. The rooms were a little small compared to some other places we’d stayed but were more than adequate for our needs – sleep, shower and get ready to go out. The shower tray was a little small but this caused us no problems as the shower doors sealed really well. We found all the staff to be friendly, helpful and approachable. Meals are basic, breakfast is a continental buffet style with hot drinks via a machine and the evening meals consisted of two courses comprising of three different choices on each course and a set dessert, drinks were in addition to the evening meal and paid for at the end of the stay. The rooms were cleaned every day including the weekend with fresh towels every day. The slightly smaller rooms were more than made up for by the roof top terrace which had plenty of seating with tables and four hot-tubs and is split over two levels & has magnificent views over the Bay of Naples with Mount Vesuvius as a backdrop. There is a train line which runs close to the hotel with trains passing every half-hour or so during the day into the late evening but as they’re electric the noise wasn’t too much of a concern to us also close by is a church and again although the bells ring every quarter of an hour form about 07:15 to 22:00 they are not overly loud and are quite unobtrusive. The hotel is ideally situated for public transport with a bus stop just round the corner and the train station is about 150 metres away – ideal for a trip into Sorrento centre, although the walk along the road near to the bay is quite good and the train ride to Pompei is a half-hour journey and cost us 2.40 euros each way. Pompei is well worth a visit as is Sorrento where you can spend several hours just wandering. There are plenty of bars etc on the way into Sorrento and most of the hotels in the area welcome no residents. One word of warning – scooters – these can appear almost out of nowhere and in general the main roads are quite busy and noisy at times when out and about, no traffic lights or light controlled crossing but we found most drivers/scooter/motor cycle riders stopped once you put a foot on the road but just take extra care when crossing the roads at all times even the quieter roads. Would use this hotel again if we ever go back to the San Agnelo area.

We had a great time at this hotel.We had a large balcony overlooking church and town. The so called infamous bells provided a lasting memory of the hotel, I loved hearing them and they were a feature of every day life in Sant Agnello.The staff were very helpful and friendly without being intrusive.The cleaning staff were excellent and I don't think I have ever had the room cleaned to this standard. Meals were plentiful and more like home cooking. We enjoyed the varied choices of the evening meals.Breakfast had good choices and was plentiful.The pool is small but adequate. There was a nice seating area to the back of the hotel and the split level roof terraces had a total of 4 hot tubs which cost 30 Euro for an hour this included a bottle of prosecco served in an ice bucket.Treat yourself the views from here were fantastic and it seems to be under utilised. We Enjoyed being a 20 minute walk away from the husslel and Bussle of busy Sorrento. Or you could take a 5 minute train or bus ride. We enjoyed the stroll down 10 minutes down to the Marina and also enjoyed sampling the local culture of here and Piano Sorrento. We took the Capri tour and this was well worth it. We would recommend this hotel for its location and facilities.This is not one of the big luxury hotels, but is a very good base in a great location with excellent service from the staff. All in all we had a wonderful holiday here and would recommend it.

Recently spent 11 nights at this great little hotel. Location was excellent for a few local bars, restaurants and shops. Close to train station and buses for Sorrento. All staff very friendly and helpful, hotel was very clean. Food choices from 4 starters and 4 main courses each day, felt like home cooked dishes. Would certainly consider staying here again if I return to Sorrento 😄

Had a great holiday at this hotel. The decor and the rooms were superb and the staff very friendly. We were on half board and the food was good, although breakfast was a bit plain. The small pool and garden area was great and the rooftop solarium was superb with breathtaking views. The hotel was very clean and your large room was cleaned every day, the rooms are very spacious and all rooms have a balcony. The hotel was s situated very centrally near bus stops and 400 meters from the train station. It has a small modern bar and the drink prices the same or cheaper than the local bars. I would highley recommend this hotel the only reason it never received top top marks was due to the fact it is very near the local train line and the local church ,who's bells toll every quarter. But you soon get used to this and the trains are only every 30 minutes and go off st 10.30pm