Casale Antonietta is a lovely little place with the staff throughout the whole hotel lovely and very helpful. We were up early one morning to go to Amalfi so we couldn't make breakfast so the staff made us up some breakfast to take with us which was very thoughtful and a nice touch. It is situated about 10mins bus journey from the Sorrento town center and a bit out the way but it is ideal if you want a nice relaxing atmosphere. There is definitely no swimming pool anymore which is a shame but there is a little play park for little ones which my daughter enjoyed.

-Big cosy room, we got an upgrade as the hotel was not fully booked which is highly appreciated. -The hotel is a big nature area that would be ideal for kids/families and large groups. -Breakfast simple but all one needs

-Unpleasant smell in the bathroom

Casale Antonietta is a lovely 3 star hotel on the outskirts of Sorrento. There is 15 rooms and the two rooms we had were quite small, but it is a converted castle, so to be expected. The rooms were clean and to a good standard. Well the staff were really friendly and chatty and Maria on reception is really helpful. I note previous comments that say how step it is to get there, but that is the hotel and Sorrento. Please don’t expect a central hotel on the flat, as it is not! Sorrento as a place is hilly! The hotel is on a hill outside Sorrento. It has lovely views from the gardens across the bay. The pool was broken whilst we were there, but the hotel arranged with another hotel and took us there and collected us, you cannot ask for more to be honest. The onsite restaurant and pizza oven was great and reasonably priced too for food and drink too. To get to Sorrento there is a path from the hotel, downhill on the way! You can get the bus or an air conditioned mini bus from the campsite by the bus stop into Sorrento for €2 each, each way, which is approximately every 30 mins. The staff at the hotel and restaurant are great. I would highly recommend this hotel.

Nothing not to like

What an amazing place. Our rooms were clean with beautiful setting. Breakfast was fresh every morning and they even packed us a go to breakfast for the morning we needed to leave early. There was a restaurant at the hotel which I am sure make the best pizza's in Naples, well definitely the best we had our entire trip! Bonus that the prices of their food were very reasonable. The staff were friendly and very helpful. We were so happy at this hotel, we did not want to leave.

There was nothing not to like.

This is the second time I have visited this place. One with a friend and the second time with my partner. The staff are so friendly and accommodating and it feels like a real family. The restaurant was fantastic with amazing views. Unfortunately the pool was closed but they had a deal with another hotel which pool was fantastic! Lastly our room was out of this world - it was a superior double room in which we had our own private area with chairs and a table where we could relax away from the hustle of sorrento (room number 5) It was fantastic! Thank you for an amazing trip!

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Beautiful place, good food in the restaurant and good breakfast. The room was small but cozy. Everything very clean. AC in the room, fridge and free parking. In a very quiet place, the bus stop is very very close but the bus is always late and hard to plan something because of that. We ended up going everywhere walking and it was a good choice… it’s not that far walking.

We had a few problems with the shower (no cold water one afternoon and very poor pressure of the water) but nothing heartbreaking. They have a beautiful swimming pool but it was closed I don’t know why… but they let us go to the one from the hotel next to them for free so not a big deal. The cleaners were a little loud around 8am.

We liked room and surroundings of hotel, great view to sea from yard. Also had two dinners at restaurant - it was really tasty. Personnel was very polite and hospitable. We also booked boat trip to Capri at hotel - everything was organized very well. For breakfast you can have sweets, yogurt and boiled eggs, ham and cheese, it was good for couple days. Advise - not follow google directions to top of the mountain - it's narrow road (1.60m) and parking is located right after turn from main road on foothill.

Our A/C was working, but not at full capacity, so first night was hot, after noticing problem to personnel it worked better, but still not as we expected. Sorrento is accessible by bus or car.

The staff was incredibly friendly and made us feel right at home from the moment we arrived. The room was clean and very comfortable, making for a relaxing stay. The location was perfect — close to everything we wanted to see and do. They sent a video on where to turn from the main road and onto the property which was extremely helpful. Highly recommend!

Navigating to the entrance could have been challenging but their video that they sent made it very easy to find!!!

The place is a family-run homestay. Luca is an exceptional host and his Manager Alex serves from the heart with a smile. If you want to experience true Italian family life, this is a place where you see 3 generations with the odd child playing with a tricycle in the yard, the vendors bringing in fresh groceries and every family member doing something to run this lovely place (made from the ash of the 300-year volcano nearby). We found the place by accident and are so pleased we stayed in Sorrento which is such a quaint little town. You do need a car to navigate to the property and it does have stairs in case you have any senior citizens in your group. We would definitely recommend it to friends and family and return again. We dined at the property twice and at both times the food and service were exceptional. Luca even sent us a complimentary bottle of wine on our last day there. It certainly ticked all the boxes and more for our family.

The view and the breakfast were really nice.

It is awful that the location doesn't mention the fact that to get there you need to go on a very narrow traversa, very steep and with stairs too, with your luggage. Moreover, this traversa doesn't have light at all up until getting to the location, so when we got back from the center it was already 22:00 and in September that means darkness. The traversa was pitch black and we used our phone's light to get to the location. Awful, anything could happen on that path.