B&B Sorrento Queen Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

We come to play in the off-season. There are not many hotels to choose from. When driving and navigating, we can only find directions. There is a one-way line in front of the door. We cannot park. The hotel stops at the designated parking lot. Hotel rooms are ok, ocean view rooms with small terraces, breakfasts are not many but they are good. It is still not recommended to live in Positano during the off-season. It is too depressed at night and there are few restaurants open. There is no one on the sea breeze on the street. Walking to the restaurant recommended by the hotel on the beach requires self-stories. It should be better to live in Almafi, and the surrounding Positano Ravello Suriento has enough time for the day to play

This is a true gem in Sorrento. My wife and I recently stayed at La Minervetta and all I can say is “WOW”! This boutique hotel surpassed my extremely high standards in every way possible. Fantastic communications, amazing presence and first impression, and truly spectacular people. The views are breathtaking, the decor is incredible, and every detail has been meticulously thought through. I would 100% recommend La Minervetta for a truly romantic and remarkable experience. I can’t wait to return.

Arrived in the evening and our host was very welcoming. The apartment was very central to the main shopping area and was tucked away on a quiet back road. Our balcony over looked some beautiful landscape with plenty of Cactus! This apartment was situated close to the train station which takes you to Vesuvius, Herculaneum and Naples.

We were on our honeymoon to Amalfi and we booked Hotel Bacco for three days. The staff was super helpful and courteous right from the beginning. At the time of check-in we were told that they are giving us a complimentary room upgrade. The upgraded room had an amazing view of the sea from the private balcony. The room was super clean and had so much of positive colors. The breakfast was just lovely. Everything was provided to us on our table, which felt great as we could spend our time enjoying the delicious breakfast with the awesome view of the sea instead of getting up every time to get food. The service was quick and the staff was eager to help. If you are looking for a beautiful hotel with amazing view, amidst the tranquility of the sea, you should definitely consider booking this hotel. Its a great value for money and the whole staff would make sure that you have an amazing experience and you get more than what you are paying for.

The Rivoli is a small, comfortable, well-run hotel on a quiet Sorrento side street -- but it is also an easy 5-minute walk to Piazza Tasso and Coso Italia. We stayed in an attic suite which, despite some odd angles, provided plenty of space for two and a large, comfortable terrace with a great view of the local neighborhood. Perhaps most important here, hotel manager Fabio and his team of breakfast managers Rosie and Alex and front desk staff Simona and Carmela are good people who do a great job, are helpful to guests and create a real ”family feel” to the place. We have stayed twice and would stay again if good fortune brings us back to Sorrento.