Hotel Parco dei Principi - Sorrento
Via Rota 1 - Sorrento
877-662-6988Designed by architect Gio Ponti in 1961, the exclusive Parco dei Principi in Sorrento is surrounded by a wonderful botanic park measuring 27.000 square metres, and features the wellness center Henri Chenot with a fitness center and a unique sea water swimming pool.
Facilities at this 5-star hotel for a memorable vacation in Italy also include a private beach with a small harbour, American Bar and Internet Point.
One child younger than 6 years of age can stay free of charge in parent's room.
Excellent service; a place You won't forget To be recommended
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Breakfast at Hotel Parco dei Principi
The breakfast buffet is served in the dining room from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m.Hotel Facilities at Parco dei Principi
- Air conditioning
- Currency exchange
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Garden
- Gift shop
- Hairdresser
- Laundry room
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Room service - limited hour
- Shoe polishing service
- City tour
- Concierge
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Luggage room
- Multilingual staff
- Newspapers
- Personal newspapers
- Business Center
- Conference room
- Meeting Room
- Secretarial service
- Gym
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Private beach
- Health club
- Massages
- Medical service
- Spa/Wellness Centre
- Steam bath
- Bike rental
- Limousine service
- Private parking
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Valet service
- Baby sitter
- Play Area
- Internet/Email services
- TV Lounge
- Bar
- Pool bar
- Restaurant/Dining
Know before you go
- There are no room charges for children 6 years old and younger who occupy the same room as their parents or guardians, using existing bedding.
Check-in: the rooms are available at any time after 2 p.m.
Check-out: it is necessary to leave the rooms not later than midday.
Policy
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Cancellation Policy
In case of no-show or late cancellation first night will be charged on your credit card. PREPAYD NOT REFUNDABLE: YOUR CREDIT CARD WILL BE CHARGED FOR THE TOTAL COST OF YOUR BOOKING AT RESERVATION TIME AND THE TOTAL AMOUNT CHARGED IS NOT REFUNDABLE Cancellation policy St Valentine Pkg: outside 3 days from arrival free of charge, inside 3 days from the arrival day 100% not refundable.You may cancel your reservation without penalty up until 2 days before your arrival date, by accessing the Your Reservations page. It is not possible to cancel your reservation if you selected and booked a room indicated as "PREPAID/NOT REFUNDABLE".
Parco dei Principi Hotel reviews
- August 2011
- Anonymous Guest
- Family with older children
- Belgium
Excellent service; a place You won't forget To be recommended
- April 2011
- SIMON DUTTON WRIGLEY
- Mature couple
- United Kingdom
We had a garden view room and it was fantastic, the gardens have rare trees and it is very tranquil. the rooms are spacious and clean and the staff are very helpful. the sea view is fantastic and the hotel is in a very sunny position and central to sorrento town. lovely up-market hotel, we would definitely stay there again. *****
- April 2011
- Roy Williams
- Mature couple
- United Kingdom
Upon arrival was very impressed with the lovely gardens and the quiet location of the hotel, the views of garden and sea view were magnificent. The staff were wonderful and helpful, nothing too much trouble. would definitely stay there again, a lovely oasis in such a bustling city, offering peace and tranquility with fabulous hospitality. You certainly get what you pay for *****
- June 2010
- Anonymous Guest
- Mature couple
- USA
This hotel is surrounded by a beautiful botanical garden and the cliff on which it rests is gorgeous. There is a shuttle service into town in the morning and afternoon which stops at 6:30 but it's an easy walk downtown once you learn the shortcut (and there definitely is one). You will want to learn this because you should plan to go into town at least several nights a week for dinner. Dinner at the hotel is ok...but for the fixed price ($35 per person) it's just ok...you can eat at Don Vincente on the square of town for about the same and it's more entertaining especially if you get to eat upstairs. We were there for our honeymoon, and after a few days in Rome we were somewhat underwhelmed by the decor of the room. The decor of the entire hotel is modern Danish or Swedish I would imagine and there is NOTHING in the hotel that is not either blue or white...including the ceramic tile room floors. (Note: I broke a glass of red wine, so be careful) While the decor was less than fabulous, in my opinion, the surroundings made up for it....and the Staff did as well. The staff at the Parco de Principi were the highlight of our stay. The bar staff was very very good and quite helpful in getting us a shuttle and reservation at the lovely restaurant Donna Sofia (highly reccommend). Speak to Allesandro or Samuel regarding this. The concierge was really great, as was the bell staff and all the waiters. All in all, we loved the staff the most at the hotel, then the view and the gardens...then the lovely town of Sorrento. Also, bring a CLOCK with you as there is no way to tell the time in your room...which is kind of essential when you have excursions planned or wake up and wonder if you missed breakfast. Also, they don't have irons in the room...so bring a travel iron. Their laundry service was really great, though a little expensive. It's a great hotel...just very sparten inside. And if there are screaming children in the tiled hallway, it's loud.
- October 2009
- Anonymous Guest
- Mature couple
- USA
We had a beautiful room overlooking the bay of Naples. From our room we could see Mt. Vesuvius, the city of Naples, the bay of Sorrento and Capri. Our room was very large and quite comfortable.
- September 2009
- Anonymous Guest
- Mature couple
- USA
A beautiful location on a cliff but in a verdant park. The view from the water side are magnificent with Vesuvius framed by the picture windows. The hotel is a 60's throwback in style--think Miami Beach...funky, as a result.
- September 2009
- Anonymous Guest
- Young couple
- Austria
Warm welcome, excellent staff and service, bright view, nice hotel beach - fantastic location
- September 2009
- Anonymous Guest
- Mature couple
- Canada
The hotel was incredible and the location amazing. imagine having your own private beach in such a beautiful location. I would highly recommend thid property.
- August 2009
- Anonymous Guest
- Young couple
- USA
Great hotel. Upgraded us to a balconey overlooking the sea. Beach facilities were very nice, though both it and the pool shut down exactly at 6 PM. Close to the center of town, but a hike for those not used to walking. Hotel bus is available, but the hours of use are not very frequent, so you have to schedule your travel to their schedule of use taxis. Breakfast was one of the better ones we had in Italy and the view was fantastic from the resturant area. Grounds were very lush. From the street you don't perceive it to be as nice as it is. Would definitely come back and recommend it to all.
- July 2009
- Anonymous Guest
- Family with older children
- USA
This was my 2nd stay at Hotel Parco dei Principi, Sorrento - it surpassed our 1st stay. Magnificent surroundings, views and grounds - Staff (with the exception of one person at the information desk)was wonderful.
- August 2008
- Anonymous Guest
- Not Specified
- Belgium
Excellent place for relaxing vacations
- July 2008
- Julia Beltrano
- Young couple
- Canada
Parco dei Principi is a great place to stay. Welcoming staff, excellent private beach, beautiful salt water pool and gorgeous gardens and terrace.
- July 2008
- Anonymous Guest
- Mature couple
- United Kingdom
Overall summary - excellent location, gardens, pool, sea decks, design and architectural feature but spoiled by poor management and training in customer-care related areas. Lifts out of order, lack of tea/coffee making facility in room and early morning noisy wedding reception are just some of the areas which illustrate the hotel's inaccurate 5* rating. The hotel will nevertheless appeal to those who can override aggravating annoyances.
- July 2008
- Marci Batsakis
- USA
Absolutely gorgeous hotel! The gardens were beautiful and the view of Mt Vesuvius incredible. Pool and Beach area great. Restaurant food good. View from terrace amazing. A 20 minute walk to town center. Shuttle service to town could have been more accommodating (stopped after 7:30pm). No early shuttle available to train station...cab cost 30 EU! Would definitely recommend!
- June 2008
- Anonymous Guest
- Single traveller
- USA
This is a wonderful place to stay! The owners and staff are very welcoming and helpful. Our room had a fabulous view of Positano and the walk to the beach was only 10 minutes through a lot of great shops. I would highly recommend this as a place to stay. The fruit at breakfast was fantastic!
- June 2008
- James Traynor
- Mature couple
- United Kingdom
Excellent hotel that was a little pricey for us.Lack of shuttle bus running in the evening was possibly biggest negative for us.
- June 2008
- Anonymous Guest
- Mature couple
- USA
Patio overlooking the Mediteranean was wonderful! Grounds were beautiful! Is located a 15 minute from downtown so probably best if you have a car or don't mind walking. Other reviews talked about noise with the floor tile but we didn't experience this.
- May 2008
- Anonymous Guest
- Not Specified
- Bulgaria
Hotel is nice and very clean. The park and sea view are excellent! But the staff is not polite and the services are not enough good for 5 stars hotel!
- May 2008
- Anonymous Guest
- Not Specified
- Bulgaria
Hotel is nice and very clean. The park and sea view are excellent! But the staff is not polite and the services are not enough good for 5 stars hotel!
- May 2008
- Anonymous Guest
- Young couple
- USA
Very lovely place, and great location. The rooms and public areas were a bit steril. The grounds were beautiful, and we appreciated the view very much.
- April 2008
- Anonymous Guest
- Mature couple
- USA
Our welcome was very enthusiastic from the front desk, the concierge and the bar manager. They made our stay very comfortable. The dining room was another matter. The service was very poor and unconcerned starting with the maitre-d. The food was very low grade and too expensive for its quality. The hotel, its location and its front desk staff made our stay a very pleasant one. Sorrento is 10 minutes away, but there is a shuttle provided by the hotel to get you to the main area very easily. I would recommend the hotel, just don't eat there.
- January 2008
- Anonymous Guest
- Mature couple
- France
Hotel très agréable .Très pratique pour visiter Pompéi grâce à la proximité du train qui dessert toute la baie de Naples;Ne pas prendre les taxis en gare de Sorrente 15 euros pour 1km!!
- November 2007
- Ralph Morris
- Mature couple
- United Kingdom
This was an unexpected bargain! After check-in I had to check with my Internet reservation to make sure the price was correct. The room easily could have been twice what we paid. Unbelievably great. We stayed 4 nights, but we would have stayed longer had we known in advance what a fine place it is. We walked from Circumvesuviana train stop (S. Angelo?) and from Sorrento center. Neither is right next door to hotel, but the walk is interesting and not too long. P.S. (We are from USA, not UK as shown)
- November 2007
- Anonymous Guest
- Family with older children
- Netherlands
Highly recommended! Short walk from Sorrento centre, but no issue for just going out in an evening as long as you can negotiate the narrow pavements.
- November 2007
- Anonymous Guest
- Mature couple
- USA
The setting for this hotel is exquisite! Beautiful parklands on a cliff overlooking the bay of Naples and Mt Vesuvius. Our room was on the 4th floor overlooking both! Also, cruise ships anchored just off the coast by our hotel. Fun to watch. Just a fantastic view!!! Elevator and path down the cliff to a beach and bar/restaurant area. Nice sized pool area, although it was too cold for us to use when we stayed there. The hotel also has a spa, transportation to downtown Sorrento (it's about a 2km easy walk) and is convenient to two train stations. All staff were very helpful and friendly. The morning breakfast buffet which comes with your room was complete with scrambled eggs, bacon, cold meats, a variety of pastries (all made on the premises), cereals, and fruits. A real plus is that the hotel has sky TV so you are able to listen to many shows (American, Brittish, etc) in a variety of languages (Italian, German, English) all at a click of the button. Unfortunately, when they redecorated the hotel they have made it into a rather cold, noisy, and unattractive place. All surfaces are blue tile in some form or another. This is true for the hotel public areas as well as in the room we stayed. You can hear every footstep in the hallway while in your room. Also, the beds and pillows are rock solid. We asked for softer pillows and were brought other pillows immediately, however they really weren't much softer. The spa is in a separate building and did not appear to have suffered the same horrible redecorating as the main hotel. It had beautiful ceramic tile floors, wall papered walls, Venetian glass lighting, etc. Older, but elegant. The hotel welcomed children of all ages and were very accomodating to the parents from what we saw.
- October 2007
- Bonnie Reeves
- USA
The facility is in a lovely private park and hangs over the Mediterranean Sea. Meals are the restaurant, especially dinner, are four star and the view is spectacular. The rooms have no carpet, however, and the noise level of tiled rooms is a real problem, as one can hear all persons above or below. The staff is superb.
- October 2007
- Lisa Durazzo
- Mature couple
- USA
We stayed in Sorrento at the Parco dei Principi for 8 wonderful days and were thrilled with the hotel, the location, the amenities, the beach, the view, the food, the staff and Sorrento! We plan on going back next summer with our three children and staying at one of the hotels villas. I would recommend this hotel to all travelers. I spent a lot of time researching hotels since I wanted our trip to be perfect in every way - and I was thrilled I picked this place. I originally wanted a warmer more traditional hotel, Parco is a modern building, but it is absolutely beautiful! The botanical garden is unbelievable - from the varieties of different species of trees to how it is impeccably maintained. The entire place is maintained that way. At the end of our stay, I felt like the staff knew us - many of them kissed us goodbye! I found like always the Italian people very, very warm and accomodating! We give the Parco dei Principi a TRUE 10!!!!
- September 2007
- Anonymous Guest
- Mature couple
- USA
Lovely garden and a nice property. Farther from the Sorrento train station than we expected, but the hotel has a shuttle.
- August 2007
- Anonymous Guest
- Young couple
- Switzerland
Lovely design hotel with a fab view of the sea! Definitly worth a visit. Nice private beach and pool. The only negative is that the hotel is a little bit far off from the city center of Sorrento (15 min walk).
- July 2007
- Anonymous Guest
- Gay Couple
- Australia
An excellent clifftop hotel with magnificent ocean views from rooms, restaurant and swimming pool. It has a lovely little private beach with a casual eatery overwater. I could have spent days there without leaving the hotel
- June 2007
- Anonymous Guest
- Not Specified
- USA
Its a beautiful property with fantastic views. As is common with many European hotels, it needs an update. We requested rooms on the 4th floor with a balcony and the views were fantastic. The room NEEDED updating and a resh coat of paint. All the hallways were tile therefore the sound of footsteps were loud and reveberated in ther rooms. Its about a 15 minute walk to the downtown area and the hotel had a shuttle bus running 2-3 times per hour.
- May 2007
- Dov Eckstein
- Mature couple
- Israel
Very good hotel with great suroundings,rather close to town every one in the hotel staff was very hepfull, great place to stay for vacation
- April 2007
- Susan McCallister
- Mature couple
- USA
My husband and I loved the hotel and the staff. We were greeted with champagne and dessert to commemorate our 25th wedding anniv. We stayed in a superior sea view room, and were very happy with the room location and the view. There was a party in the suite above us the last night of our stay that began at 4:30 a.m., but other than that - it was perfect. We loved the restaurant and enjoyed all the staff immensely. You have to give the spa a little notice for a service, but they were also great. The area was wonderful and the people in Sorrento were friendly and welcoming. We spoke little Italian, but got along just fine in the hotel and surrounding area.
- April 2007
- Georges Darrer
- Mature couple
- Switzerland
Fantastic views, very nice gardens. Unfortunately when we visited (end April) the pool was closed for repair and the access to the sea was locked. No mention was made on the net offering that these facilities were not available before some time in May. Staff was helpful and competent.
- April 2007
- Scott Simpson
- Family with young children
- Kuwait
Really liked this hotel. Our room was very spacious the one you would never expect in Europe. We had a room with a sea view and the view was really gorgeous you can close/open blinds by pressing a button by the bed. Shuttle service to the center of Sorrento worked good too. Breakfast was great, staff is helpfull and nice.The only thing we had problem with was that they failed to get our laundry back in time and we had to leave to our next stop in Italy with a load of undone laundry, so I would recommend to call the frond desk and specify when you need your laundry back so they would make sure to come and pick it up early enough for the same day return. Otherwise our stay was great and as a family with 4 moths old we had all our needs fully accomodated.
- February 2007
- Mark Paone
- Family with older children
- USA
Don't be fooled by pictures of the spa area (closed in the winter). The hotel is ultra modern with tile everywhere (no carpet - even in the rooms). It is about a 25-30 minute walk to the downtown (the info provided said it was right downtown). I stayed in a 3 start hotel in Rome that was much nicer than this 5 star hotel.
- January 2007
- Anonymous Guest
- Group
- South Korea
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- December 2006
- Diego De Simone
- Young couple
- Italy
Ottimo albergo,stanze spaziose,parco stupendo.Ci vorrebbe una ristrutturazione totale perche' un po' vecchio.
- October 2006
- Anonymous Guest
- Young couple
- Italy
This is *NOT* a five stars hotel. it is worth 3 stars (and I've been kind). nothing more. very nice view, beautiful surroundings but this does NOT make a five stars. try 'excelsior vittoria' instead. ----------------- questo hotel hotel NON è un 5 stelle. gliene darei 3 al massimo (e sono stato buono). bellissima vista, dintorni incantevoli ma questo non lo rende un 5 stelle. proverei l'excelsior vittoria invece.
- September 2006
- M P
- Young couple
- United Kingdom
Overall, the hotel and setting was stunning. We had a superior room with a superb view looking out to sea and the whole trip was worth it just for that. The food and drinks are quite expensive and the food choice a little limited, but the the setting really is to die for so you don't mind too much. The morning shift beach attendant has the worst attitude I have come across in a waiter but all other staff were really great. The only other issue was with the bedlinen which I found a bit scratchy.
- September 2006
- Anonymous Guest
- Family with older children
- France
Very good
- August 2006
- ENRIQUE URRUTIA
- Group
- USA
AS A SECOND TIME GUEST, WE AND OUR GROUP, 4 COUPLES, WERE NOT DISSAPOINTED BY THE HOTEL. IT WAS A LITTLE ABOVE OUR BUDGET , BUT WORTH IT , FOR OUR FINAL NIGHT OF OUR 2 WEEK TOUR OF ITALY. WE STAYED AT THE GARDEN VIEW ROOMS , THE OTHERS WERE NORT AVAILABLE. THE TERRACE WAS LOVELY FOR APPERITF, AND FOR COLAZIONE. WILL DEFINITEVELY BE BACK, WILL RECCOMEND TO OUR FRIENDS.
- July 2006
- Robert Galiardo
- Mature couple
- USA
The hotel grounds were beautiful. property was very spacious. staff were extremely accommodating. very close to sorrento but far enough away to not feel overwhelmed. a wonderful property.
- July 2006
- Rebecca DePole
- Mature couple
- USA
The Hotel Parco dei Principi is a superior hotel in every way. The staff treated us like royalty. Our room with a balcony overlooking the Bay of Naples was magnificent. The restaurants, piano bar and seaside restaurant for lunch were delicious. But the grounds of the Parco dei Principi set it apart from all others. They provided a shuttle into Sorrento or arranged for any type of transportation we needed or directed us to it. My husband was able to do some work in their business center, as they provided Internet access as well as computers. The night before we left, fireworks were shot off a pier right in front of our balcony, it was magical. We would make another trip back to Sorrento just to stay at this wonderful hotel.
- July 2006
- Anonymous Guest
- Young couple
- Netherlands
THIS WAS THE ONE OF THE WORST STAYS WE HAVE NEVER HAD. AWFUL AND DEPRESSIVE ROOMS; VERY VERY IMCOMPETENT EMPLOYEES GIVING WRONG INFO (THEY SAID THERE WAS A PROBLEM WITH THE PORT OF POSSITANO AND THAT WE COULD NOT GO THERE BY BOAT - WHICH WAS NOT TRUE); VERY BAD FOOD AND DIRTY SEE...DO NOT GO THERE...
- June 2006
- Roger Pearson
- Young couple
- United Kingdom
We had a wonderful stay at "The Prince" for my wifes birthday. The hotel is unique and beautiful and the staff were all very friendly, especially Giovanni on Reception and the breakfast team who looked after us every day. Rooms are very clean and spacious and we had a fantastic sea view. The food was great with a full buffet breakfast. Dinner was also very nice although we only ate in the hotel once due to the enormous choice of eateries in the area (highly recommend the Trat Antico in Sorrento for a night out - approx E50-75 each). Great to have choice of beach or pool for sunbathing and free towels/sunbeds. The walk into town was along a road which could be busy but the free bus provided by the hotel is excellent so we didn't find this a problem. We visited Pompei and Capri and wished we had more time to do everything. Taxis are pricy (E15 for the 1 mile into town). Oh, nearly forgot, we used the excellent Gym every day, full of hi-quality Technogym kit, water cooler, mats, free weights. There was a wedding on our last night so all the hotel and gardens lined with candles - a beautiful and emotional end to the week. BOOK IT NOW.
- May 2006
- Edmund Saldarini
- Heterosexual Couple
- Italy
After a year long deployment to Afghanistan, my wife and I wanted to enjoy some quality time with one another. We ended up at Parco for 3 nights and 4 days. I would like to say that every thing was great until we decided to eat dinner in their restaurant. I understand that this place is a 5 star hotel and that dressing appropriately is a given, but when I wore dress (Polo) shorts with a collared button down shirt (which I specifically bought for that night), it was inappropriate. When we walked in the restaurant, the gentleman (in which he was not) rudely told me that I was not allowed in there. When I asked why, he rudely told me to look at myself and that was why; in which I completely felt embarrassed. So, my wife and I departed and walked to another nearby hotel (which I highly recommend) and had a fabulous dinner for half the price with double the amount of servings that the restaurant of Parco would serve. It even offered outside dining on the water just as Parco offered. When we came back to go to our room, we witnessed about five females who were wearing the tight shorts that go in between the knees and shoes dining in the same section that my wife and I were going to sit. I guess those types of shorts / pants are appropriate or maybe those people were older then us therefore they were allowed to wear what ever they wanted. Maybe Parco should display a dress policy or enforce their current policy all the time, not when ever they want. Besides that incident with that one rotten apple, we were treated like superstars. The location was perfect for us, not directly in the center of Sorrento as we thought and it was about a 20-30 minute walk to the ferry that would bring you to Capri or where ever you may want to go. Thank you for reading our review and if you want to know if I would recommend Parco, the answer is NO!
- May 2006
- Anonymous Guest
- Not Specified
- Norway
Would absolutely recommend this hotel to others. Location superb and the staff extremely helpful.
- October 2005
- Sheila Lilly
- Heterosexual Couple
- USA
Shuttle bus driver was not very friendly or accommodating when we asked to be dropped off at the train station (we were the only passengers aboard) as we were loaded down with luggage and he flat out refused and dropped us at his usual stop which just happened to be exactly on the opposite side of a large parking lot and the driveway entrance to the station. The hotel's info states that they provide free shuttles to downtown Sorrento and to the bus station. They should either revise their list of amenities or inform their shuttle drivers' of this info. The hotel reception staff are very friendly and helpful and the location of the hotel is fabulous situated high above the sea on a bluff.
- October 2005
- Alvaro Hernandez
- Heterosexual Couple
- USA
This was a good hotel with a beautiful view. We had a great balcony overlooking the Bay of Naples and Mt Vesuvius. Location is a 20min walk to downtown Sorrento or a 5min taxi. Great place to spend a couple of days for our honeymoon.
- October 2005
- Anonymous Guest
- Heterosexual Couple
- USA
We want to express our appreciation to all who made our stay at the Parco dei Prencipi in Sorrento from 24 through 29 September 2005 so enjoyable. They have an excellent facility in a fabulous location. But it is their people that made our stay such a rewarding experience. They each gave us outstanding service, and we greatly appreciate that the service was provided by service professionals. The staff went well beyond their duties in being courteous and helpful, giving us good advice and recommendations on what to see and do to have the best experience during our stay, along with providing excellent driving directions. Giovanni, who managed the front desk during our stay, in particular went well beyond providing even exceptional service in helping us find the town in this region where my wife's father was born, and giving us excellent advice about obtaining local information on any family remaining there. His kindness will be one of our best memories from this trip to Italy. Since our return home, we have warmly praised this hotel to our friends and family, and we would strongly recommend a stay at Parco dei Prencipi to anyone. We hope to return one day both to Sorrento and to this fine hotel. Thank you all for a wonderful experience.
- October 2005
- Anonymous Guest
- Heterosexual Couple
- Canada
Hotel had no record of reservation from venere at time of arrival, however,front desk staff dealt with situation professionally and efficiently. room good, surroundings excellent; hotel restaurant, however, is too expensive.
- September 2005
- Craig Clark
- Heterosexual Couple
- United Kingdom
This was our first time to Sorrento and it certainly won't be our last. Not used to staying in 5 Star accomm so not really sure whether the hotel merited the rating however it was excellent value especially at the rate obtained via venere.com. Although the hotel is a good 20 min walk from the centre of town (I would argue that it's actually in St Agnello) the shuttle bus ran to and from town regularly and promtly. Read a lot about breakfast on the terrace and the views across to Vesuvius before we travelled and we were not disappointed. Overall we had a thoroughly enjoyable stay and we'd have no hesitation in returning to the Parco Dei Principi in the future.
- September 2005
- Ron Thornton
- Heterosexual Couple
- United Kingdom
An extreamly enjoyable week, will hopefully return for a second visit soon.
- September 2005
- Annarita Galati
- Not Specified
- Italy
Very old fashion (too poor for a five stars). Mould signs in the bathroom.
- September 2005
- Gianluca Iovine
- Heterosexual Couple
- Italy
A wonderful stay. A place to belove!
- August 2005
- Anonymous Guest
- Not Specified
- Japan
Beautiful scenary.You can eat breakfast with great ocean view. Building is old so inside is clean but not compatible for five stars. Slight far away from the center.
- August 2005
- Anonymous Guest
- Heterosexual Couple
- Spain
ES UN MAGNIFICO HOTEL EN UN PAISAJE INCOMPARABLE. VISTAS INOLVIDABLES, ESTUPENDO RESTAURANTE,AMABILIDAD EN EL SERVICIO, HABITACIONES COMODAS Y ESPACIOSAS CON UNA EXCELENTE RELACION CALIDAD-PRECIO. MUY RECOMENDABLE. SOLO HAY QUE LLEGAR HASTA SORRENTO. EL TRAFICO ES CAOTICO EN TODA LA ZONA.
- August 2005
- Anonymous Guest
- Heterosexual Couple
- United Kingdom
This was a really nice hotel. The room had a cracking view overlooking the bay of naples. We only used the restruants once (the one on the beach), but the food was superb. The only real problems for me were the weird blue and white theme everywhere and the distance to sorrento. The hotel is actually just outside the boundry of sorrento (by about 2 yards!), but the walk in to town was boring a noisey due to the traffic (typical italian mopeds everywhere!). It was about a 20 min walk, but not a lot to view or stop for on the way for. w
- August 2005
- Dion Georgiou
- Heterosexual Couple
- Netherlands
We were spending our honeymoon trip partly in Sorrento and about the hotel we've good memories: nice hotel, good service, very nice surroundings, spectacular view, good breakfast, the piano player with his romantic songs. I would come here again.
- August 2005
- Anonymous Guest
- Heterosexual Couple
- United Kingdom
We had a very pleasant stay in the Parco dei Principi hotel in July 2005. The surroundings of the hotel were fantastic with beautiful gardens and stunning views of Sorrento and the Bay of Naples. The only downside was the distance into the centre of Naples. This was about a 20 minute walk, although there was a regular bus service and the hotel ran a free shuttle bus
- July 2005
- Leslie Swensson
- Group of friends
- Sweden
We enjoyed the stay and my only critisism is that that the maids didnt refill items in the rooms, for example cups, toalet paper etc , they also didnt have any information in the hotel rooms about the surrounding area or what services the hotel offerred.We didnt know for example they had a shuttle service into town until we saw it ourselves a day later. I recommend that they have a brouchure in the rooms informing of breakfast hours, gym hours, shuttle services etc so people don't have to ask at the desk. Otherwise we were very happy with the hotel and the staff spoke good english too!
- July 2005
- Anonymous Guest
- Heterosexual Couple
- United Kingdom
Stylish hotel with lovely grounds, pool and access to sea. About 15 minutes walk into the centre of Sorrento.
- July 2005
- Suzanne Lalonde
- Heterosexual Couple
- Canada
Room very comfortable with a magnificient view of the bay.Excellent dinner on the terrace at night with attentive staff. Direction to the hotel were not quite accurate but we found the hotel.We will definetely go back to this hotel and spend more time at that beautiful location in Sorrento.
- July 2005
- Anonymous Guest
- Heterosexual Couple
- United Kingdom
Booked a balcony room overlooking the sea, & we weren't disappointed, views were fab. Staff were extreemly helpful all the time. Thought the price paid was good value for what you recieved. A little out of the town centre but was walkable, just. Great place.
- July 2005
- Anonymous Guest
- Heterosexual Couple
- France
Great inn! wonderfull view on napoli's gulf and vesuvio...
- July 2005
- Neil Church
- Heterosexual Couple
- United Kingdom
Excellent hotel in beautiful location just outside the Sorrento town. Walking distance to town which is perfect(as taxi's are expensive). The views are amazing and eating breakfast on the terrace everymorning looking over the coast out to see was one inforgettable start to each day. The hotel was stunning and very well kept. Overall a very positive feedback for this place. You will not regret it.. especailly at the great rates we got from Venere!
- July 2005
- Ralph De Simone
- Heterosexual Couple
- USA
The hotel is lovely and the staff professional, courteous and friendly. We highly recommend this hotel.
- June 2005
- Anonymous Guest
- Heterosexual Couple
- United Kingdom
The hotel was fantastic for the price given by venere. It is a reasonable distance from the centre of Sorrento, though walkable. Also, their shuttle bus service into town is great and has a very friendly driver. The shuttle bus timetable is a little erratic and has a 4 hour gap in the afternoon. The breakfast was good, though there is an extra charge for the chef making you an omlette, even though this may not be mentioned at the time. The private beach and the gardens were the highlights of the hotel. Easily the best hotel I have stayed at in Italy, possibly even Europe given the price.
- November 2004
- Kuntal Daftary
- Not Specified
- USA
This was perhaps the best hotel throughout our entire trip - and no surprise since it is rated 5 star. However the price we got from Venere was the real star quality since it was about a third or the original price of the room. Reaching Sorrento from Naples station can be exceptionally costly after 11 pm and so plan accordingly. We had to hire a taxi since our train got late, and the hotel didnt have any food service open when we arrived at around 1 am but they offered us some fruits which got us by. (Before 11 pm, Circumvesuviana Rail, privately operated, was the best option to get to Sorrento from Naples). The hotel is somewhat away from the central part of Sorrento - about 20-30 mins walk and a difficult endevour with heavy luggage. The hotel does have a free shuttle to and fro from the Circumvesuviana Sorrento Station - but the frequecy leaves much to be desired especially on a hectic trip. Our room was very spacious and we got a room fully facing the sea with a balcony which was one of the highlight of the trips. The rooms werent quite sound proof and since most of the hotel had tiles instead of carpet, the clickity-clack of italian heels outside your room is likely to break your sleep earlier than you desire.
- August 2004
- Anonymous Guest
- Gay Couple
- Mexico
Staff members not too willing to be friendly or helpful. One really had to know what questions to ask because they weren't very forthcoming with info. Restaurant staff particularly surly and inefficient. Hotel boasts five stars but, in my opinion, falls short of providing high quality service. The setting, however, is spectacular but then all of Sorrento is that way.
- July 2004
- Sharon Stanton
- Not Specified
- USA
This was a fabulous hotel--the best of our two-week trip. We had a room with a balcony overlooking the sea and facing Mount Vesuvius, probably the most beautiful view I've ever had at a hotel. The rooms have beautiful blue and white ceramic tile floors and furniture from the '60s The beds were a little hard but okay. The rest of the hotel was spectacular, too. A great terrace that was never crowded, beautiful gardens, wonderful breakfast buffet in their restaurant. We took the shuttle bus into town every morning but usually returned by taxi since the shuttle stops during the lunch break. We'd take it both ways in the evening. We didn't mind at all that we weren't staying closer to town. It was a great hotel to go back to for relaxing. The staff was very pleasant although when we checked in, the desk clerk tried to tell us that our reservation wasn't firm and wanted to move us to their Capri property. I think they had overbooked the hotel. When we said we had brought a copy of our confirmed reservation, she backed down. We stayed here four nights and I would recommend it to anyone.
- May 2004
- Trevor Leigh
- Heterosexual Couple
- United Kingdom
We had the advantage of a good offer on the rate and received good value for money. The location whilst beautiful was out of town however the regular shuttle was a good facility, useful and necessary. A very professional hotelthat offered virtually everything you would expect of a 5 star hotel. We would have no hesitation in recommending the hotel.
- May 2004
- Anonymous Guest
- Family Group
- USA
Our stay was excellent. However, it took us over two hours to find the place and stumbled onto it only by accident. Requests for specific directions were not responded to adequately and we had no number of name to call to assist us in locating the property.
- May 2004
- ANATOLY NESHCHERET
- Heterosexual Couple
- USA
Outstanding customer service! Consierge Giovanni is simply fabulous.Very beautiful grounds,vew from the room is to die for. Will come back again!
- April 2004
- Anonymous Guest
- Family Group
- USA
This was a great 5star hotel for a great deal. The balcony in each room hung over the water and provided an excellent view of sorrento and capri. Thank you!
- April 2004
- Jean-Louis BENOIT
- Heterosexual Couple
- France
In this supposedly 5 star hotel we were given a room in the basement with humidity and no heating the first night, instead of a superior room as more or less promised for the opening season period. All service was devoted to a group which had reserved most of the rooms. The hotel is 2 kilometers from the center and the first day the hotel navette just "forgot" to pick up customers at the promised time and place. Instead of polite excuses we got a tough attitude from the concierge, and refusal for a basic transportation service the last day. The breakfast was correct but not first class. Definitely not a 5 star hotel.
- October 2003
- Anonymous Guest
- Heterosexual Couple
- Ireland
We had a wonderful stay at the hotel. The staff were professional and polite, and the hotel and surrounding were spectacular. We would definitely like to return again in the future.
- September 2003
- SIOBHAN HYLAND
- Not Specified
- Ireland
The hotel had a beautiful view over the Bay of Naples, withn lovely terraces for breakfast and other meals and for late evening drinks.Another plus was the availability of parking, and the provision of a shuttle bus to the town centre. However the times of the bus changed mid-holiday for no apparent reason and were not as convenient as before. Breakfast was good each morning, and the bedrooms were very bright and airy.The hotel itself is very 1960s style but still attractive with lovely grounds and other buildings, and a nice sea-water pool.Staff were fine and we enjoyed our stay.
- September 2003
- Anonymous Guest
- Group of friends
- United Kingdom
Location fantastic! would recommend this hotel to anyone, very relaxing. One small criticism, the concierge was a little abrupt, was kept waiting while others(usually Italian)not in the queue, were seen first, perhaps that's a British thing. Will definitely go back.
- July 2003
- Anita Tepper
- Heterosexual Couple
- USA
My clients said the hotel was fabulous, the grounds were fabulous. Thye loved the elevator that took them down 300 feet to the beach. They were very happy with their stay.
- June 2003
- Simon Percival
- Heterosexual Couple
- United Kingdom
The hotel is fantastic, beautiful views over the Bay of Naples, beakfast was great. The only complaint was that the food in the hotel was poor. Go to Sorrento and eat there.
- June 2003
- Myron Salamon
- Heterosexual Couple
- USA
This hotel offered fine, spacious rooms overlooking the Bay of Naples. It was, as represented, on a cliff overlooking the sea, but the "beach", as with much of that coast, was mostly wishful thinking. There is a wonderful view from the dining room. I only wish the food quality had matched the ambiance.
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Room Details
The rooms, that still preserve the original Gio Ponti design, have a terrace or balcony with magnificent sea or garden views, and are equipped with private bathroom, hairdryer, air conditioning, direct dial telephone, Internet connection, satellite TV, mini bar, and electronic safe.Facilities for disabled guests are available as well.
Included/Not Included in the price
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Valet parking fee: EUR 15.00 per night
- Buffet breakfast fee: EUR 15.00 per person (approximate amount)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Anti vapor mirrors
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Dial-up Internet access
- Direct dial phone
- Hairdryer in each room
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Mini bar
- Safe
- Satellite TV
- Telephone in bathroom
- Terrace/Balcony
How to reach Parco dei Principi Hotel
By carFrom both directions of highway A3 Salerno-Reggio Calabria, exit at Castellamare di Stabia and proceed on the SS145 until you reach Sorrento. Follow the indications to S. Agnello and the piazza SS. Prisco & Agnello square, after the square turn right on viale Marion Crawford. At the first crossroad turn left on Via Rota, where the hotel is located.
By train
Take the Circumvesuviana train from the Stazione Centrale in Naples, and get off at the S. Agnello stop.
By airplane
The airport of Naples, Capodichino is only 50 km from the hotel.
From the airport there are different ways to reach Sorrento. The most comfortable and the cheapest, if available at your arrival time, is the Curreri bus service. The bus stop is just outside the arrivals gate; a ride to Piazza Tasso, the main square of Sorrento, costs around €5,00.
Distances from Hotel Parco dei Principi
Museo Correale di Terranova - 0.1 km / 0 miSedile Dominova - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Chiesa di San Francesco - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Museo Bottega della Tasia Lignea - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
The preferred airport for Parco dei Principi Hotel is Naples (NAP-Naples Intl.) - 29 km / 18 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometre.
Transportation services Hotel Parco dei Principi
- Bike rental
- Limousine service
- Private parking
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Valet service
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