The Grand Hotel Due Golfi has an amazing view - from the breakfast room, from the bar, from the pool area and from our room! The staff were incredible - Orella was especially helpful providing local restaurant recommendations in nearby St Agata, providing maps of Sorrento and helping us book a tour of the Amalfi Coast. Breakfast was delicious and the view looking out over the Bay of Naples to Mt Vesuvius was really special. The Hotel is located approx. 15-20 minutes drive from Sorrento up in the hills near St Agata. The rooms were clean and had large desks and good storage. Like all of Italy the bathrooms were small. The pickup point for the shuttle bus to the Grand Hotel Due Golfi is in Sorrento is near the Grand Hotel Cesare Augusto, approx 15 minutes walk from the train station. The shuttle bus runs 4 times per day and taxis are expensive so make sure you book your pick up and drop off times well in advance, and time your arrival and departures around it. The small town of St Agata is a 5-10 minute walk - they have a convenience store and some great restaurants. It was wonderful to be able to hear the St Agata church bells while having Apertivo around the pool at the Hotel and watching the sunset. It was equally great to get up early and watch the sunrise over the hills from our balcony.

We visited in April and had to swim in the pool for the view and the experience - if the pool was heated it would have been perfect!

The hotel is beautifully scenic, with stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere. The staff were amazing—friendly, helpful, and very responsive on WhatsApp. The free shuttle to Sorrento was a big plus. The pool area is lovely, everything was very clean, and the balconies added a nice touch to the rooms. Cocktails at the pool bar were a treat!

The bed and pillows were not very comfortable, and the breakfast was quite disappointing. The pool was often too cold to enjoy, and the service at the pool bar was inconsistent depending on the staff member.

The whole experience was very good. The room was comfortable, the breakfast was very good, and the view was beautiful. The hotel staff was just amazing, very polite, and willing to help.

Wi-fi was very bad in our room. I had to work for a few days and it was not comfortable to keep moving to the hotel lobby to get a good connection. The hotel is a little bit far from Sorrento center, but it offers a free shuttle service (with pre-defined schedule).

We stayed here for a week and found the location perfect, quiet and relaxing. The staff make this place, they are all so lovely and the girls on the front desk so helpful. We had a car but we didn't want to drive into Sorrento so used the shuttle bus to get in and out of town. The nearby village had about 6 restaurants which you could walk to in 20 minutes as well as a large supermarket. The pool area is perfect. Breakfast was very good.

The breakfast was the same every day.

Our room with balcony and view across the Bay of Naples to Vesuvius. The pool area and pool - one of the nicest I' ve experienced. Gorgeous view from the infinity pool and from the poolside loungers over the rooftops of Sorrento and the Bay. The efficient and pleasant staff who would advise and support with all sightseeing and hotel related requests. The courtesy bus down into and back up from Sorrento with it's endlessly cheerful drivers Breakfast overlooking the Bay - wonderful with lovely fresh produce - some of it grown in the hotel garden. Gorgeous bar to watch the sun going down in, with a lovely cocktail made by the excellent barman. Clean cool marble everywhere. 10 minute walk into lovely wee village (Sant' Agata) if you wanted a change from the hotel restaurant with lots of restaurants. Not for the faint- hearted, but a fabulous if steep 3km walk from Sant'Agata down what looked like an old donkey path into Sorrento. Good footwear, a bottle of water and a hat essential, but a fun thing to do with great views.

A small thing - but we love our morning coffee with breakfast. It was provided by one of those machines that offer coffees to suit different tastes ( cappuccino, espresso etc) but unfortunately the coffee itself wasn't great. The coffee down in the poolside bar was better.

We visited in April so we couldn’t take advantage of their pool or outside sitting areas which looked very inviting. We did however enjoy the scenic bar area, which had comfortable seating and views of Sorrento, the sea and Mount Vesuvius. Our room was comfortable and clean and the balcony was lovely, however it lacked privacy. Meals were fine. The Staff was some of the friendliest and helpful staff we encountered. On our second night, we walked to a restaurant a few minutes away that was very good.

The hotel was very clean and comfortable. The view over the bay of Naples was exceptional, The pool, although quite cold, was very clean and the infinity edge offered exceptional views over Sorrento and over to Vesuvius and Naples. The reception staff were friendly and helpful and clearly care about their Customer and employer - the owners clearly value their staff.

The breakfast was disappointing if you arrived at around 8 - 8.30. Arriving at 7 was great as the plates were full and the presentation was quite good. After several people had chosen from the buffet, many plates were depleted and quite scruffy. the staff could have paid more attention to that aspect. I complained after the third day and it appeared to get better only to degrade again on our final morning. It's a shame as that is the ONLY complaint I had during the 6 night stay. The hotel is not cheap but had the breakfast offering been better I would rate the overall experience as 5 star.

This hotel is fantastic for being on the outskirts of Sorrento. The view and infinity pool is breathtaking. In addition, there is a poolside restaurant available for lunch and dinner. Dinner was pricey, but the food was excellent! The best thing about this hotel are the easy options for transportation to Sorrento's city center. #1 - hotel provides a free shuttle with a decent schedule throughout the day both to-and-from hotel/Sorrento city center. With no traffic, about a 15-20 minute ride. Be prepared to give yourself a little extra time for late morning/early afternoon rides because with traffic, could take up to 45 minutes. #2 - if you miss the shuttle, there's a public bus stop directly outside the hotel's property on the corner and that bus line takes you to the Sorrento city center as well, and only costs 1.50 euro a ticket (make sure to buy tickets at hotel reception desk - also another convenience!) In addition, the hotel is located just 5-7 minute walk from the cutest, quaint little town called San Agata. Really good restaurants, cocktail bars, and boutiques. My husband and I enjoyed the hotel breakfast. Oh - and there's a free gated parking lot for hotel guests. Overall, highly highly recommend!

Rooms were small, but that was expected having traveled a lot throughout Italy - seems to be the standard. Also, wish the hotel provided a gym/spa - however there is plenty of outdoor space to get in a workout/yoga... with a view!

Excellent location if you want to be secluded and away from the population. Staff were attentive and the restaurant was great.

The location means you need to arrange regular transport to the main town. If you plan early morning trips than you will need to book a taxi which is 60 euro minimum. The shuttle bus operating for free as part of the hotel to drive you to town has odd hours and starts later in the morning. This is the only negative about the property, but it all depends on how you plan your time in Sorrento.

We enjoyed a week's stay at the due Golfi in late September. As others have stated, the staff at all levels are incredibly willing and helpful. Nothing was too much trouble for them. The accommodation was what you'd expect of a 4-star hotel and the location is perfect for a relaxing holiday. Views from the pool deck are spectacular. Food is very good, the breakfast buffet includes a huge variety. Dinner at the restaurant is gourmet cuisine and reasonably priced. Lunch is available in the pool area, very high quality too. The shuttle bus to Sorrento was readily available during our stay although it could run more frequently. The small town of Sant'Agata is a 600m walk to shops, restaurants (and a laundromat) although there is no sidewalk for the first 200m along the winding road - not something to try after dark. Taxi's are expensive, have the front desk book them to get the best rates. If you want to take the ferry to other towns in the area, be warned that the shuttle drops you a good 20-30 minute walk from the port - look for the lift (ascensore) to avoid long staircases. A taxi costs around €25. Book ferries, rental cars early because they sell out fast.

Increased shuttle frequency and adding a stop at the port would be ideal.