Sirocco Suites

Mariella was amazing. Gave us so much information for getting to Sorrento and made it super easy for us. Our room was spotless and had everything we could need as well as a lovely big balcony that looks to the mountains. Even went above and beyond to make sure we had a bed guard for our son. Make sure you listen to Mariellas recommendations as the food was lovely. Thank you so much for having us!

Nothing, we would definitely stay here again.

Central location for trips into Sorrento and Amalfi Coast; easy access to train station. Owner was responsive.

The ringing of church bells started at 615am and sometimes didn't end until 10pm; got used to it after a couple of days.

Mariella was a very kind, helpful and informative. She spoke exceptional English, which helped with communication. She catered for all our needs. She did ask for suggestions, I guess for U.K tea/ coffee drinking guests, would be to have a little sachet of milk in the fridge. Ruttina restaurant was awful, expensive and the worst pasta I have ever eaten. Alfred trattoria, was excellent, delicious, avoidable and family run. I walked in Sorrento which took about 20-30mins. But you can take a train or bus. Would recommend and stay again.

Nothing.

The host was very friendly and happy to assist with anything we needed. The rooms were very clean. About a 10 minute walk to the train station.

The rooms were on the 4th floor and the lift didn’t work all the time. I kinda felt the accommodation was more a hostel as it looked like just one floor had been converted to “hotel rooms”. The other floors were separate units privately owned and what looked like mostly elderly people. One of our rooms had an ocean view, which was nice, but directly below was a bus depot. The bus engines would idle early in the mornings as well as beeping when they were reversing.