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The hotel front desk staff were so helpful. The hotel is wonderful if you dont mind being out of the way. Very peaceful. Heard there was a shuttle into sorrento but pretty much hung around the hotel. Sant Agata is minutes away by foot. Quaint little town. Cute shops with reasonable prices. Loved the fact the hotel was a private mansion which prompted me doing further research. Best part of our trip.

gocce di capri was a wonderful experience. i have stayed in sorrento before, as well as all over the various islands in the area but my boyfriend had never been. the views from the hotel are so amazing, it's breathtaking. the pool is nice, the scenery... everything about it is beautiful. the staff and owners were very nice and super friendly. they even got us a great price for a car service on our last day to the airport in naples. the town of termini is quiet and i highly recommend a restaurant in the town called eughenes for their antipasto. best i have ever had. we didn't eat dinner at the hotel because we just got caught up with the days activities and ate before returning. but the cafe is nice and we had pastries and cappuccinos in the morning. the buses are a good way to get down to sorrento from the hotel, but make sure you have the schedule in hand (the hotel will supply) and also buy a bunch of the tickets from the tabacchi shop, as we found early in the morning and from 1pm-4pm it was closed and there is nowhere else to buy them near the hotel. the also offer a van tranfer service, but typically charge for that. although, it is much less than a taxi. metered taxis from sorrento center or the port were expensive, between 55 and 65 euro... but sometimes it was necessary. all in all, i quite enjoyed our stay and would most certainly do it again... definitely renting a car next time.

To start with the owner is awesome you have to have her meals there but dnt forget to inform before 11 am, The entire dinner was vegetarian which was very well prepared and didn’t miss meat. It’s freshly prepared from their own garden Breakfast was amazing from the breads to cake the owner herself prepares everything . Rooms are good a good tour information was an added advantage. Felt like family when u stay there. A fridge would be an good option. Used to having bed tea, so every morning going down for the same an requesting and getting a hot kettle in return with an awesome smiling face. Parking is free and we missed the Friday market which is a big hit. We basically are coming again with family.

We were two couples staying at the Grand Hemitage, and overall our stay was excellent. We upgraded one room to a sea view balcony, well worth the money, but the standard room was a little small and poky. The hotel was beautifully kept on the whole, with fairly modern rooms and clean communal areas. There was some minor damage to rooms that one might not expect at a four star- broken mirrors etc. The highlights were definitely the view and the staff, who were very friendly, offering a personal service and very happy to give honest advice about the surrounding area, and restaurants in the village, despite offering a restaurant service themselves. One downside we were disappointed with was the standard of the breakfast offered- the food was not great, and the coffee was from a machine like you might find in a car show room. On the whole we had a wonderful time and would definitely recommend the hotel to friends wanting to visit the Amalfi coast but not wanting to stay in the hustle and bustle of Sorrento.

Following the given street address in Sorrento, we ended up in another hotel. Staff in this other hotel knew well about it because it happens to many visitors, and directed us to the correct hotel 5 km away. The villa is an annex to a large aging Grand Hotel Herminate. Even if we booked Villa Romita, we were first given a dark, faded, hill-facing room in the main Grand Hotel Herminate building, and were refused a room with a view. Then we were finally given a room in Villa Romita. The next surprise was when we tried to use the refrigerator but it was “cordless” and not running. We were thinking it was a new model that runs on gas, battery, or something like that, and when we asked the staff, they told us that to use the refrigerator, we have to pay 10 euros for the cord! Overall, the room could be rated as a decent 3 star room. It was of reasonable size and in OK shape but with a cheap and tiny TV. Even if the room didn’t have much view, there was a beautiful view of Sorrento from the roof terrace. The hotel has a nice pool that also sports a nice view of Sorrento far below. The rather noisy road just outside of the hotel somewhat spoils the peaceful atmosphere, though. The breakfast was one of the worst we had during out 2 week vacation in Italy and the cleanliness could be questioned. For example, the boiled eggs were so unappealing that we could not force ourselves to eat them.

If you are looking to the closest place to paradise well look no further!!! This is it ❤️❤️ An amazing hotel stunning from every angle with breathtaking views and amnesties. What can I say about the overflow pool other than it blends with the blue of the Sea and sky . Our room was amazing with an amazing corner garden, hamak, reading table .... heaven truly heaven . The food and staff are amazing . U need to stay more than 2 nights to really take in the splendour of the place . We will be back for sure!!!

First I'll say the room was clean. And the view is awesome. But then you need to know that you CAN NOT drive to the hotel. You must park in town and have a shuttle come get you. Once there if you want to eat you must walk into town. As there's no shuttle once u arrive. No where on the site does it say that it's a walk in hotel only. I wasted an hour trying to find the place with gps. The lobby told us we could eat dinner at the restaurant at 7:30 once 7:30 arrived we were told no. We must walk to town. Let's just say I was very stressed by the time I finally got to relax. The walk into town is only about 15 min. But if you have kids that can be pretty difficult and scary as part of the walk is on a narrow street with no side walk or shoulder as well as plent of sharp curves that you or the cars can see around. They advertise wifi. But you can't get it if you leave the lobby. And if you have an apple device. Forget it. Your not getting wifi at all. Was very dissatisfied with my exp.

Staying here was a highlight of my travels in the Amalfi Coast. The premises are beautiful and stately. Used to be the home of a priest, and even though it's historic, it's been carefully and exquisitely updated. The owners are so lovely: kind, warm, helpful and genuinely wanting to be of service. Each morning I'd wake up to a very peaceful, joyful energy in the place...I've only ever felt that joy and lightness in an ashram in India. They have created a very very special spot. I wish I could go back and just stay there and not leave, just to enjoy the lovely peace and joy they have created there. It was a wonderful stay and a respite from the crowded, touristy areas surrounding the hotel. They put a great deal of care and love into the place, and you can feel it through and through.