Sorrento Comfort Rooms con piscina

The rooms are actually really spacious and so so comfortable!

The only slight complaint I have is the train…. There is a train track that runs directly behind the property but we weren’t in our room much so it wasn’t a problem to us as we were out exploring most days!

Breakfast was ok. Good size room, clean, daily sheet and towel changes.

Booked a land view and a sea view room. The land view was ok although only a few feet from the main railway line. So a train every half an hour from 06.00 until 23.00 No sea view room. street view.

On arrival. You have to check in via the hotel across the road, staff there were lovely and made fresh lemonade. Offered us the use of the swimming pool and gym for free. The property was lovely and clean, big spacious room. We had a balcony and a clothes horse to dry clothes. The room came with a fridge, kettle. Teabags. The host also left beach/pool towels for us. Aircon worked very well. We were able to book an excursion to Positano and Amalfi through the hotel which was great and stress free. There’s a small shop beside hotel so perfect for water / snacks.

It is a good 20-30 minute walk to the main square in sorrento. The shower would often be cold, and you would have to wait 20-30minutes for hot water. The apartments are on a train line, so the room will shake with the train passing and can be noisy. However a lot of the accommodation on that street will be affected by the passing trains.

The pool was very nice with a large array of lounge chairs. The breakfast at hotel gardenia was very tasty and well stocked for a continental breakfast. The staff was friendly and helpful.

We could hear the train could go past, luckily it only goes during the day but was still annoying. Construction was also going on one of the days which was quite annoying. It was advertised as a hotel and pool but the pool was in the hotel across the busy street meaning you had to walk in your swimwear across the street. The room was also part of a converted apartment and the entryway did not feel like a hotel.