Independent Ischia hotels in Ischia and Procida Islands, Italy

Delicious variety of breakfast. Spa included in price.

This hotel is comfortable well-run and homely. Its special attraction is the range of massage treatments, and the daily-filled and emptied thermal pool. I had several queries before we went, eg did they supply robes/dressing gowns (they don't, but it is OK to nip down to the pool in the hotel towel) which were answered almost within the hour, through which I arranged transfer from the airport, ferry and to the hotel door which went perfectly even though the plane was very delayed. I also booked a massage for the first day of the holiday. There are none of the unecessary trappings of a 5-star hotel but all the features one needs, and the cost was very reasonable. Half board included a good dinner with choice of menu and different dishes every night of the week. There is also a good supply of books, in English, left by previous visitors so that even though it rained a lot we were not bored. We had good advice about local buses and staff were very helpful.

We had a brilliant stay at the Miramare this October. It is a very comfortable, well situated hotel, with a brilliant views. Not too large and very clean and well maintained. All of the staff were extremely helpful, polite and friendly.They made our holiday most enjoyable.We will definitely be returning and would recommend this hotel to others.

Americans don't go to Ischia..they would rather spend a ton of $$$ on the better known island of Capri......good for me..........Ischia is lovely, its people are warm, friendly and kind, the shops are gorgeous.....the Aragona Palace has it all and is near to the port so you do not need any other transportation to get there........ There is a lovely TERME, a beautiful hotel top outdoor pool over looking the port.......the food is plentiful and excellent as is their staff, the spa facility offers a wide range of treatments--the BEST facial I ever had was there. You can walk everywhere and shop along the way, as there are many restuarants right in the area... I've been there twice and will return !!!

I spent a week in Ishcia with my wife at the Mare Blu, B/B, the The good points, staff excellent nothing was too much trouble, the Gala Dinner was very good value and is to be recommended,the sun terraces, swimming pool and the terme pool,mud wrap and massage were superb, buffet breakfast was good, although the room was nice with a sea view it was on the small side. I would be very pleased to visit the "Mare Blu" again

It is a very beautiful hotel with ocean view and theme pool. The staff is very helpful. The breakfast is very impressive. Love this hotel very much!

We spent two nights at this hotel in April 2009. Once we figured out where it was, we were pleasantly surprised. One should look for the hotel sign immediately after leaving the ferry landing area that points to a narrow road (Via Quercia) leading away on the right side of the church. You can also take a staircase from the main road (Baldassarre Cossa). The service and accommodations were as good or better than to be expected from similarly priced hotels in Italy. The view of the town, especially at sunset, is quite nice. It does take a 10-15 minute walk to get to Via Roma, where most touristy things are (restaurants, shops, etc.), but it's kind of nice to stay away from all the madness of that area.

The Pagoda is a fantastic place to stay. If you are looking for a low cost hotel that offers very convient ammenties, this is the place for you! Within a short walk from the port, wonderful resturants within walking distance and very helpful people (especially ANNA) that works at the Pagoda residence. THis hotel offers a view of the sea as well as many other ammenties that you want to check out. You will be comfortable and able to use your money on taking side trips around the island and visiting the Thermal water Parks. Anna is very helpful in setting whatever it is you want to do. You won't be disappointed if you choose this hotel. It's my second visit there and would not hesitate on returning to the same hotel!

We stayed at this hotel for a week in July 2007. The hotel staff were helpful, courteous, and were all excellent English speakers. The concierge service was particularly helpful with a great knowledge of the island and loacality, we booked several trips through them. The room was comfortable, clean and air conditioned. Hotel facilities were centered around Ischia's reputation for thermal springs, spas etc. and had numerous pools, extensive spa and beautician services and a basic gym. Breakfast was included and was a full continental with cereals, breads and spreads, croissants a variety of muffins and cakes and plenty of fruit. So no problems satisfying even a fussy 4 year old. Food in the hotel was more expensive than a similar quality elsewhere so we tended to eat out, although the Wednesday night buffet is not to be missed. There is a great pizza / pasta restaurant just next door (Da' gaetano's). The hotel is located about a mile from the main town of Ischia Porto so it's easy to walk although buses are regular and cheap.

Ischia is beautiful --go. The Hotel Strand Delphini has substandard service. After traveling 24 hours I was shown to a small, dark, dirty, ragged room. I barely had the strength to complain, but after trying to get me to stay in the tiny hole they finally agreed to another room -- definitely not four star. The hotel did not like having a single woman in the restaurant, and the only bad food (quite bad) and bad service (surly and churlish waiter and waitress) I had anywhere on the island was in the hotel restaurant. I had a long stay at the Delphini -- eight days. When very cold it took me 2 days to get a blanket like cardboard. I had the feeling, reinforced by an Austrian woman I met, that the Italians at the hotel were getting much better rooms and better treatment than single women from other countries. I paid for a double room -- cold and not terribly clean. Shower stall was moldy. For all its rot though it was most spectacular location and view on the island. It's a hike to town, so if you don't like to walk a few miles ... Ishchia was heavenly, and I do want to return someday...but never to the Delphini. They were rude and dishonest. I do not speak Italian perhaps a contributing factor... the staff didn't really speak English, but I really don't think that was the problem. Every other establishment I went too treated me beautifully. Ischia is the Garden of Eden, but avoid the mean nasty Delphini.