Port of Sorrento Hotels in Sorrento Coast, Italy

I've been to many different Italian hotels in many different cities, and Hotel Il Faro is definitely one of the best Italian hotels I've stayed with excellent customer service. If customer service is one of the biggest key factor you are looking for, you will not regret of choosing this one

With the amazing view from the terrace, every morning and evening was quite relaxing and beautiful! It was even better enjoying an evening on the terrace and listening to the free music coming from the restaurant nearby. We even saw two nights with fireworks displays after weddings. Truly paradise. Recommend walking the streets off the main squares, as they all have boutiques and restaurants and are quite charming. Walk the stairs down to the beach or the pier, and take the elevator up. Lots of nearby shopping. Location is indeed perfect. Take a day trip with Andrea on his boat and visit Capri or Ischia, or both.

Just returned from 5 days in Sorrento with friends. We chose this guest house because of its location and we were not disappointed. It is just a few minutes walk from the main square, close to the sea front and also within a couple of minutes of shops and restaurants. There were three of us. Two shared an apartment and one had a room. The facilities were very good and the staff did everything they could to attend to our needs. We were even allowed a late check out (3pm instead of 11). Would definitely go back.

Every single thing about this hotel and our experience here was perfect. The staff were all the kindest, warmest, nicest people ever, very helpful in every way imaginable. The room was luxurious, the bathroom was beyond wonderful, wifi was excellent, and the entire hotel is just so beautiful it is like being in a beautiful, old Italian villa, of the highest quality. The restaurant is incredible, Michelin quality food and service, and they take special care of their hotel guests there. Try the tasting meal, it's well worth it. If I am ever lucky enough to return to Sorrento, I will definitely stay here, and recommend it to anyone wanting a lovely, lush place to spend some time. It is a short half block to the water, a short walk to the historic area with all the wonderful shopping and restaurants, and surrounded by the most beautiful scenery. There are no negatives with this hotel.

We stayed at Tasso Suites just before Christmas to catch up with relatives and see Capri. Needed to be close to walking distance to the train and it was. Needed a room for 3 as we had our daughter with us. So clean and well presented - we had the purple room which we loved and the psychedelic lighting. Staff spoke excellent English and helped us with a map and directed us to a fantastic restaurant nearby (Da Giginos) but the restaurant next door was fantastic. Felt very secure and safe. Has a lift so you do not have to drag your suitcases up stairs. We had no trouble finding it but if you book this accommodation, read the directions on their website - I found that helpful. It was very quiet when we were there and we enjoyed all the amazing Christmas decorations both in the room and in the street. Breakfast was OK - you went down to the main square and got a complimentary brioche and cappuccino but we weren't sure if we could have more or what, still, it started the day! You will not be disappointed with this room.

Very good experience ... Location was great ..port,train station and dining were very close by... Area being close to main piazza, was safe late evening ... Complete breakfast (hot and cold) buffet was also good... Only complain we have, rooms could be more sound proof ( we could hear voices from adjacent room) but that didn't bother us much.

Family run, friendly, helpful and stunning modern furnishings..Well appointed apartment meeting all our needs.

Everything went smooth and the facilities were as expected.

The rating system for hotels, this is a three star, do not take into major consideration such as peace and quiet along with items such as historical intrigue. This recently renovated hotel was once a monastery where Sorrento's early Catholic Saint Antoninus of Sorrento (died 625) once lived. A beautiful majolica tile of him in front of the hotel is depicted inside their lobby. The exterior façade of the villa has not changed and it is placed on an early and narrow medieval street that is therefore not accessible to regular traffic resulting in very quiet rooms throughout this small complex. This avoids the dilemma of finding a very convenient hotel that results in many rooms facing a loud and busy street. Having visited this wonderful town many times this unique.