Travelled with my daughter (she lives in Europe and I’m in Canada). A lovely small resort well located and with a free shuttle to the closest town. There’s a pleasant pool and, very near, a rocky beach with a thermal pool - don’t go barefoot. Superb views from everywhere and helpful staff. The food is good and fresh.

Breakfast could have more variety. Pool could stay open later!

The hotel was stunning. It sits on the edge of a cliff so beautiful views all around. Farm supplies all food and it was delicious and organic. The staff are friendly and helpful.

It’s a little difficult to reach but they help with transfers at most times of day to the local town with bus connections.

I went for a week with my teen daughter and we had the best of times. Our room was spacious with twin beds, a separate sopha, a desk, en suite bathroom and a lovely terrace with sea view towards St Angelo,one of the main attractions on Ischia. The hotel has a unique underground pool in a natural cave, which leads to an outdoors one situated on a secluded terrace overlooking theMediterranean. There is a separate small pool on the side. Both constantly fed with naturally hot mineral water. We had breakfast included and every day there were freshly made cakes in addition to croissants,cereal,continental ham&cheese. The hotel has two on site restaurants and a bar. For the evening, there is abundant set menu. You can choose from the dishes or get the lot. The set price for a starter, pasta dish, main and desert was what in other places you could be charged just for a main course. We were eating there every evening. I don't like pasta in principle, but i was having some all the time. The taste is delicious. The second restaurant is acantine with lighter options from regional cuisine. The resort has its own farm and tomatoes, aubergine, the olive oil or wine come from it. By now, you would have guessed I loved our stay. But I am honest about it. One final word about the hosts. From arranging the airport transfer from Naples, through to the waiters, Luigi taking us around to show what's where, the owner who beavers around on the tomato bed and gives you freshly picked beans, Mia,the 9 month dog and cats we were welcome as family. You feel they love what they are doing and they are one with nature.

Beautiful landscaping - over 2000 olive trees planted by the owner when he bought this peninsula in the 1980’s. Wildflowers and potted plants everywhere. The smell of jasmine combined with the gorgeous views made me feel sooo good! The geothermal baths, the warm sea waters on the beach far below (reached by steps down the side of the steep hill) and the rooster crowing down the hill where the resort’s garden is tended - all combine to make a visit I will never forget. The staff are very pleasant and welcoming.

A list of restaurant times (there are 3), a place to get snacks (nuts, fruit maybe) and information on how to walk to the local town for ATM, groceries etc would have been helpful. Really felt isolated.

We had the most amazing time at Punta Chiarito! The location is very remote which was perfect for us as it made our stay so relaxing; the facilities are great, the views are exceptional and the staff are so friendly and welcoming. The food was also incredible - we ate in all three of the restaurants and they were all fabulous. We spent a lot of time relaxing by the pool but it is also very easy to visit the nearby beach (with thermal waters!) and go to the lovely town of St Angelo (the hotel provides a shuttle service). We can't wait to come back!

The decor in room we stayed in was a little outdated (but this was outweighed by the amazing views)

Lovely big room - we had a superior double room with a sea view. Spectacular view from our balcony which was also a good size. Location was perfect, the staff were extremely warm & friendly. Hotel is a little remote so loved the fact that each time we wished to venture to the nearest village where there were more bars/restaurants the staff would willingly take you in their little shuttle bus free of charge ! Never too busy by the pool so always plenty of sun loungers.

We only ate at the hotel restaurant on the 1st night as personally I didn't find the menu had too much variety particularly if you're not a big fish eater as 90% of the menu was fish dishes. We found it pretty expensive to eat there so hence why we travelled out in the evenings to find more reasonably priced options.

Absolutely unique hotel with incredible views and friendliest owner and his family. We enjoyed amazing Terme pools, organic food that they grow and relaxing spa(which I highly recommend) also you can buy their own cosmetics, olive oil, vine and other natural products. Beach downstairs is absolutely unique with sparkling feeling of hot and cold water together! Water is so clear, you can see many fishes and nature. We will definitely come back! And highly recommend to everyone who like to experience unique and incredible places on earth!

the hotel was in a beautiful location with very friendly staff. the facilities were good and the fresh vegetables and salads from the hotels grounds were great. the only negative was that whilst the details indicated that we would be in a separate building, no indication was given that this was a considerable way away from the hotel itself. however, the transport between the two was good and always available.

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Loved the resort itself, staff, view, food etc. but I wouldn’t book the annex property again. I’d pay a bit more to stay on the main site.

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Amazing location, right next to Sorgeto bay. The view from the restaurant was epic. Pools were lovely too - one in the mountain. Very quiet and idyllic.

Only two minor points - it really was fabulous overall. We were in the accommodation 800m uphill from the main hotel. There was a free shuttle that you could get but it was still a bit long. Staff were mostly friendly but the Italian speakers were prioritised over us sadly which became a bit frustrating!