I fell in love with this place at first sight. It’s a very green and flower-filled agritourism farm where the rooms are spread across different buildings located throughout the garden. Among them, there’s a small pool open from 11 AM to 6 PM, and next to it, there are animals behind a fence. We were especially impressed by the restaurant, where in the mornings they prepare breakfast with live cooking — including scrambled eggs and fried eggs made from delicious, fresh eggs. The kitchen promotes “zero kilometer” dishes made from ingredients grown on site. There’s also an excellent wine list from a cellar located next to the building. The entire area is full of fragrant flowers, and the view stretches out to the sea. The staff is wonderful. During the stay, there are also cooking classes held. It might even be possible to rent a horse for horseback riding. We would love to return there.

I loved everything, I recommend to edit Google Maps to ensure better route to the place as this is not working well and it’s easy to modify.

The villa was spacious and clean when we arrived. The terrace was fabulous and there was a hot tub which was cool and an outdoor shower. Reception staff are very helpful, the food in the restuarant was gorgeous. The pool was small but clean and generally quiet. It was a short walk to the local small town with bars, restuarants and shops.

There was no housekeeping during our stay, although if we asked for something, it was always provided.

Staying at Fattoria Terranova was a dream come true. I feel so lucky. The place utterly exceeded all my expectations. It’s sometimes hard to commit to a week in a place when you’ve never been there before, but I wish we’d had two. Definitely the most relaxing place we stayed in. We stayed in “Limone” apartment, with a king bed and 2 singles for the children in an alcove in another room. It was very clean, great firm mattress, a super air-conditioner which was such a relief in the hot weather, and plenty of space. There was a huge terrace with comfortable chairs and an outdoor kitchen with incredible views of the land and sea. We were so relaxed and well taken care of, with friendly and efficient daily housekeeping. The kids loved the pool – a short walk through sumptuous gardens, where you brushed past so many beautiful plants with fragrant aromas – rose, lavender, lemon verbena, rosemary and more – and olive and oak trees. It was like a Garden of Eden! There were chickens and turkeys to see, and we loved waking up in the morning hearing the cockerels call (and a nearby donkey!). The pool was small, but spotless and a refreshing temperature with sun loungers in the shade. Drinks service and a golf cart back to the room were available (and my kids loved their golf cart ride). The restaurant was heaven. Fattoria Terranova prides itself on local and sustainable food, cooked with passion, and it was true. Every morning we had an incredible and abundant buffet breakfast with a delectable selection of house-made pastries and tarts, fresh eggs cooked to order, and fresh coffee and juices. The restaurant looks beautiful, a series of little outdoor covered terraces, with plants growing all, and flower plants on the table, so it feels like you are eating right in the garden. (but no bugs or mosquitos at all!). Our dinners were spectacular, and the chefs obviously care greatly about their products. Delicious tubbetone past with sweet onion sauce, veal ossobuco, gnocchi,

The location was amazing for views and the property was beautifully kept. You would probably want your own car though, as roads are very tiny, twisty and steep and taxis from nearby towns like Sorrento or Marina del Cantone are expensive. You'd also need a car to get to a beach. Make sure to rent a SMALL car for parking and roads :)

The staff was wonderful, super friendly. We upgraded to a deluxe room and had a delightful day hanging out on our terrace overlooking the beautiful view. It was super relaxing lounging in our large room. We strolled the gardens above and loved the view of both the bay of Naples and the Tyrrhenian Sea a minute walk from our room. The ambience of the restaurant was charming; lots of plants mixed in with hanging bouquets of dried garlic, braids, and dried flowers. The food was excellent. It was a 15 to 20 minute walk to the bus stop that took us to the Amalfi coast where we spent the day in Positano.

I love climbing steep hills but some folks might not so much. It was a good workout getting to our room.

What an overall amazing and wonderful experience. We have 4 young children and this was perfect for them. We didn’t realize there were botanical gardens, some farm animals, and our own private hot tub! We would recommend this to everyone and will likely return. The food was also incredible and we had the best 10€ breakfast we’ve ever had! All the staff were tremendously friendly and engaging with our kids which we loved. The view is perfect.

It’s a bit hard to walk up and down steep hills

Beautiful setting and beautiful view of the Mediterranean Sea from high above. Rooms were very large and well outfitted. Staff very friendly and willing to help. We drove there but chose to take a taxi to Positano and another to return. €120 each way but worth it not to have to drive there because the road there and even in Positano was pretty crazy. Little parking. The hotel arranged the taxi for us.

Too many steps to go down to the pool - 5 banks of stairs. No pool towels were available either day so we had to take our towels from our rooms which meant we didn’t have dry towels for showers. They do have a golf cart to drive you around the property if you need it We ate at the restaurant both nights and the food was absolutely delicious. Service on the first night was outstanding but the second night service was not great.

Our stay at this accommodation was nothing short of spectacular! The venue itself was beautiful, offering amazing coastal views that took our breath away. We had booked dinner in advance, and were so pleased with the friendly service and delightful food. The meals were delicious and the staff made us feel right at home. While the wifi was a bit spotty in some places, this was understandable given the different levels throughout the property. It didn't detract from our experience at all. The owner was courteous and accommodating, even offering to take us down to the pool and back again using their golf cart. This level of service was greatly appreciated and made our stay even more enjoyable. The pool was clean, warm, and provided incredible views. It was the perfect place to relax. They even brought us pool towels, which was a nice touch. Breakfast was plentiful, and the personalized omelettes they made for us were amazing.

A tip for other travelers: make sure to ask for directions and avoid relying solely on Google Maps. It took us down a steep, narrow country road to the back of the property, where we almost got stranded. Following the road signs is definitely the better option. The roads are quite narrow, but once you speak to reception, they'll guide you to the best place to park, which isn't easy to find otherwise. Overall, our experience was wonderful, and we highly recommend this venue for anyone looking to enjoy beautiful views, great food, and exceptional service.

Spectacular views, with a very spacious apartment and excellent food onsite. You almost have to pinch yourself, looking out over the bay from high on the hillside. The staff were very helpful. The washing machine was a big bonus for us, on a long family trip.

There was some confusion around our booking and it was hard to get a clear answer (as each of the staff gave us a different opinion). The pillows are really hard but that seems to be an Italian phenomenon - we've found that everywhere. You need to know it's a moderate long (and hilly) walk to the nearest village, but that's part of the beauty of it.

The restaurant is not cheap but it's very good, and the staff are lovely. The room was as described and everything (shower, fridge etc.) worked well.

Finding the location was a bit of a challenge even with Sat Nav - it's about 1km down a small road from the village. There are many small signs encouraging you to keep going, but it was still a bit of a challenge for us.

Staff and main building were excellent. The restaurant and reception area are both beautiful. The food was also fantastic - we ate there for breakfast lunch and dinner!

The room was good, but we had thought we were getting a balcony (our fault for not checking properly) and there wasn't one. The room was also advertised as having a great view of the pool, but we definitely couldn't see one from our room. I think it was still closed as we visited very early in the season (March) and much of Sorrento is still prepping for the summer season.