I stayed here for one night during January. My room was not at all what I expected and was the largest of any rooms that I have stayed in in Italy. It even had a small lounge/sitting area overlooking a leafy courtyard. The room was colourfully decorated in hot pinks/purples with a bit of a retro hollywood theme.....guess you have... More

We booked this hotel after seeing their fabulous rooms on the website but were extremely disappointed to be put in a tiny white room with little uncomfortable beds on the first floor behind reception next to a staff or public bathroom. The next morning we asked if it was possible to be moved to another room deciding that if the... More

This review only relates to the self-catering rooms which are in a separate building a few doors down from the main part of the hotel. These rooms don't appear to be advertised on their website but are available. Positives: A central location and a comfortable room. Supermarket across the road. The room is quite safe and secure. Staff helpful when... More

What an amazing stay in Sorrento & what an amazing hotel! Palazzo Abagnale is listed as a b&b, but don't let this put you off! It is like a boutique hotel with gorgeous, spacious and modern rooms! We stayed on the black & white floor and it was fab! The rooms were spotlessly clean and had everything we needed (large... More

The rooms are nice and clean, every day they prepare it like on the first day. We were in one room 2 adults and 2 children, and the room was enough big for us. The breakfast is delicious and fresh (bread, cuts, ham, cheese, jams, nutella, honey, very good quality croissants, yoghurt, coffee, tea, 2 kinds of fruit juices). You... More

We travelled to Sorrento as the last leg of our Italian honeymoon and couldnt have asked for a better hotel to end in. Centrally located on the main road of town and only a couple of minutes walk from the train station. There is a lift up to the rooms, or an outside stairwell which has seating to look out... More

So close to the train station (Circumvesuviana) - just a short stroll down the main street. Right at your door step are restaurants, shops and a supermarket. Easy train or bus access to Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast. We had a large twin room, black and white theme and the largest hotel bathroom I have ever seen (third floor I... More

Steps from Plaza Tasso. Hotel is on the 2nd floor and up. We stayed in the 'Light' room, 2nd floor overlooking the main street (lots of people watching). Room was very large and clean; same for the bathroom. The shower in this room does need a holder so you can stand under it instead of holding it. The owner, Alex,... More

Our first night they put us in a TINY room under a stairway so that the people going up looked down onto our bed - the bathroom fixtures barely worked - I think it was their "overflow room" because they had overbooked. They apologized for it ahead of time and assured us we would be moved to a nice room... More