Italy Eco-friendly Vacations

Beautiful hotel, clean and spacious. Staff really nice and always happy to help. We knew it was set on a hill as we chose it for the view, you don’t need a sunset rooftop bar in the centre as you have got your own at the hotel. Breakfast had plenty of choice for everyone. The dafne restaurant food was amazing, we ate there for our anniversary and they brought us a cake, I recomend the red snapper. If you don’t have mobility issues it’s a lovely walk down to the centre (but it’s all up hill on the way back) but there is a brilliant free shuttle bus that runs most of the day and night every hour. When the shuttle isn’t running there is a public bus that stops outside the hotel. We got a taxi down to the port with our luggage which the reception arranged for us. Sorrento is absolutely beautiful whether you choose to spend your time round the pool relaxing soaking up the sun or seeing the sites, there’s something for everyone. We loved marina grande especially on an evening when it’s all lit up. Sorrento is the perfect base for neighbouring sites, we visited positano, Amalfi, Capri and Naples all by ferry and it was so easy. We spent 5 nights here and would happily return.

Villa Agrippina was a beautiful start to our time in Italy! The property is a peaceful oasis in the heart of Rome, with gorgeous grounds, a fantastic location, and incredibly attentive staff. Close to everything yet tucked away from the crowds—it was the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring Rome.

Great pick if you’re looking for a quiet environment halfway between the city center and Malpensa airport. Direct Tram to Centro just 2 mn away. The hotel restaurant is good. Great staff and family friendly environment.

Villa Agrippina was a beautiful start to our time in Italy! The property is a peaceful oasis in the heart of Rome, with gorgeous grounds, a fantastic location, and incredibly attentive staff. Close to everything yet tucked away from the crowds—it was the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring Rome.

Definitely a 4 star hotel. Close to 5, but not fully there yet. Has great potential.

Villa Agrippina was a beautiful start to our time in Italy! The property is a peaceful oasis in the heart of Rome, with gorgeous grounds, a fantastic location, and incredibly attentive staff. Close to everything yet tucked away from the crowds—it was the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring Rome.

Beautiful hotel, clean and spacious. Staff really nice and always happy to help. We knew it was set on a hill as we chose it for the view, you don’t need a sunset rooftop bar in the centre as you have got your own at the hotel. Breakfast had plenty of choice for everyone. The dafne restaurant food was amazing, we ate there for our anniversary and they brought us a cake, I recomend the red snapper. If you don’t have mobility issues it’s a lovely walk down to the centre (but it’s all up hill on the way back) but there is a brilliant free shuttle bus that runs most of the day and night every hour. When the shuttle isn’t running there is a public bus that stops outside the hotel. We got a taxi down to the port with our luggage which the reception arranged for us. Sorrento is absolutely beautiful whether you choose to spend your time round the pool relaxing soaking up the sun or seeing the sites, there’s something for everyone. We loved marina grande especially on an evening when it’s all lit up. Sorrento is the perfect base for neighbouring sites, we visited positano, Amalfi, Capri and Naples all by ferry and it was so easy. We spent 5 nights here and would happily return.

The staff, location , cleanliness and outside aesthetic of the hotel are beautiful. Rooms need upgrade. Overpriced for the room we got. Old bathroom. I paid extra for a balcony and was looking at an alley. The pics on site are a bit deceiving.