Best Hotels in Massa Lubrense, Italy

What a wonderful hotel. The service was impeccable and the breakfast was bountiful and delicious. The excursions offered through the hotel were reasonably priced and just what we wanted. The rooms were large with comfy bedding and well supplied with towels and amenities. We had a balcony with table and chairs and w view of the port and you can hear the waves at night. It is a peaceful spot with great restaurants and a bus stop to get anywhere you need to go. I would recommend this hotel to anyone interested in avoiding touristy congested areas and looking to feel pampered. My only complaint may be that they could update the bedspreads. They are dated. The hotel has an old school vibe with modern amenities. You won’t be disappointed

This hotel was formerly a convent and is adjacent to a beautiful church, and the setting is serene and beautiful. The hotel is spotlessly clean and the staff are so accommodating and helpful that you could not ask for more. The room my wife and I stayed in was lovely and the bed was so comfortable. The breakfast was excellent with a wide choice and the coffee was delicious. The staff were warm and friendly and the service given was among the best we’ve ever experienced. There is complimentary wi-fi ( a rarity these days with most establishments charging a small premium) . We had a lovely stay which was predominantly down to the staff and in particular a lovely lady named Theresa who always went out of her way and was so accommodating. Although the hotel is listed as a “Three Star” it feels like a “5 Star”. Stunning , and would not hesitate to stay here again.

We have just come home from a week's stay at the villa pina hotel in room 114 and must say we have really enjoyed our stay here and the local area. The rooms are clean tidy and have the basics to allow you to be comfortable with your stay. A beautiful large shower, comfy bed and air conditioning. You can go down for dinner between 7-8pm every evening where you are served to a high standard. I must admit we only attended a few evenings as the timing was cutting our days out short so we ate in town most of the time and then came back and had a few drinks either on the rooftop or in there bar area. The drinks were a very reasonable price and the owners were always very friendly and accommodating to us. The location is a little way our of town and ment we had to catch the bus in or walk which was no issue once we had mastered the buses and these are very cheap at 2euros each way. And although the roads are busy with no pavements the Italian drivers seem very considerate to pedestrians giving plenty of room when passing you. Overall we would recommend the Villa Pina hotel providing you aren't expecting an ultra modern hotel with all the ENGLISH mods and cons. It's beautifully authentic and gives you the perfect taste of true italy. Lovely owners and lovely place so we would like to say thankyou for making our stay with you just perfect and we would love to come back.

When you stay at Grand Hotel Due Golfi in Massa Lubrense, you'll be near the beach, within a 10-minute drive of Piazza Tasso and Corso Italia. This upscale hotel is 19.2 mi (31 km) from Amalfi Beach and 21.5 mi (34.6 km) from Mount Vesuvius.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a rooftop terrace and a garden. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and wedding services. Guests can catch a ride on the complimentary shuttle, which operates within 8 km.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Mingle with other guests at the complimentary reception, held daily. Unwind at the end of the day with a drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 7 AM to 10 AM.Featured amenities include express check-out, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 67 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring minibars and LED televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature rainfall showerheads and bidets.

Booked by Booking, a sea view room with a long advance , because they love the place we had already seen. Arrived we received a room that was not satisfying either as spaces or as view that was partly on the sea and partly on the courtyard with waste bags (n.203); the close and windowless bathroom. Fortunately, the very nice Imma at the reception changed our room and two days later we moved to the outside palace, with much better spaces, and even better view, though not quiet. Attention, the sea view rooms are not all equal, the best are those at the third and fourth floors: at the time of booking, however, you do not understand which room you are staying and as the rooms are so different between them, This becomes a big limit: it cannot be just a matter of luck whether you stay in a beautiful room or not, given that you pay the same amount. A single, little varied breakfast, for seven days offered the same things as sweet, salty and insultful staff, and a appreciation for Antonio, the driver of the ship, who patiently led us to the parking.

Friendly staff and immaculately clean. Overall we had a lovely stay and were fortunate to have a beautiful sea view room with huge balcony on the 5th floor accessible by stairs or lift. Rooms are traditional, slightly dated, but arguably Italian style. Plugs are 3 pin round (L). We had 2 pin round European adapters but they worked ok. Some may find the beds quite hard but we have a similar mattress at home so it suited us. Pillows also quite hard but we did manage to get a softer one from reception. Rooms were cleaned daily and towels changed as required. Unfortunately the air conditioning wasn’t on during our stay, so we were advised by reception to sleep with the balcony door open and mosquito blind down. This was ok, but air con would’ve been welcomed as temperatures were up to 26 degrees in the day. Understandably the hotel doesn’t turn their air con on in April as temperatures are variable, but for us Brits 26 degrees is tropical! We didn’t use the pool but it was clean and plenty of sun beds available. We were out and about most days visiting Pompeii, Herculaneum, Sorrento, the Amalfi coast and the beautiful villages of Positano and Ravello. Would thoroughly recommend the TUI trips as you have to be very brave to drive these roads - would not recommend car hire as it’s just too dangerous! Our TUI Rep Marianna was brilliant. Would highly recommend her free walking tour around Sorrento which we did on our first day as it really helped us to find our feet and provided lots of useful information. The free shuttle bus from the hotel was great. We used it a number of times to get to and from Sorrento both in the day and at nighttime. It runs on the hour from the hotel and at quarter past the hour back from Sorrento. The drivers are friendly and work really hard. All staff were polite and friendly and very hard working. We had a few issues with slow dinner service but staff were aware and apologetic. Breakfast was good with a great selection of continental, fruit, scrambled egg, bacon, pastries etc. Evening meals were ok, but choice was limited. Some standard dishes such as a pasta dish / pizza would have been welcomed to widen the choice. I wouldn’t say the food was outstanding but it was reasonable. Complimentary water for the table would also have been welcomed. Drinks were around 6 Euros for a beer and 9 Euros for an Aperol Spritz / spirits. We ate out a couple of times at a restaurant called Meating in Sorrento which was lovely. The main improvement would be to be able to check in earlier. On arrival at around 1.30pm, we were directed to the lounge bar and were given a complimentary drink which was nice, but we weren’t sure why this was happening. We had been up since 1.30am and just wanted to get changed into something cooler and relax outside in the sunshine. We waited and waited and eventually asked if we could get our room key only to be told that rooms wouldn’t be ready until 4pm. We went outside and had a snack from the pool ba

We stayed at the Sorrento Relais for 5 nights in May. It is a family operated Bed and Breakfast. The location was good. For example, it was close enough to walk to the train station. Our room was clean, comfortable and quiet. We appreciated the variety of choices available for breakfast and the pleasant service we received. Pasquale was helpful with suggestions for activities and I wish we had contacted him before we came. We were looking for a place at a reasonable price and Sorrento Relais worked well.

We looked at reviews after booking this hotel and were nervous we had made a massive mistake. Upon arrival we were greeted by a lovely Italian lady at the desk who also decided to change our rooms so we would be over looking the pool instead of the street just because they had the rooms available, the rooms were lovely and clean lots of large towels, extra pillows in the wardrobe so we had two each instead of just one, Wi-Fi in reception which also worked in our rooms, the pool was open and was lovely and refreshing, a little dangerous for children as there is about a foot drop from the pool edge to the water level, the pool floor was also slippery and a massive steep drop to the deep end which was very deep so just be sure to have floating aids, we didn’t get to have dinner but we did have breakfast which was lovely and there was lots of options to choose from, all the staff were lovely, kind and couldn’t do enough for us, the morning we left we had to be ready before breakfast started but they let us have coffee’s and the chef even brought us a plate of pastries whilst we waited for our transport, I probably wouldn’t stay here for a two week holiday but if your traveling through the area or staying for a few days like we were then it is perfect, i honestly do wish we could of stayed more than a few days. I don’t know if maybe they have just made huge improvements after negative reviews but we couldn’t believe it was the same hotel in the reviews, it was a lovely place :)

Stayed here four nights in May 2022. A superb hotel, we would definitely stay here again. Staff were really helpful and friendly, particularly the restaurant staff. The restaurant was great: we had lunch when we arrived (and another lunch by the pool), and two dinners. Better than other outings in Sorrento. Breakfast was great, a good choice, including bacon and scrambled eggs. Lots of fruit, yogurts, and coffee was good! Room was beautiful, great bathroom, terrific shower. Beautiful balcony overlooking the sea. Comfy bed, and we were able to log into our Netflix account! Spent a lazy day by the pool, warm enough to swim, a delicious lunch too. That was after a great massage at the spa. An indulgence day, just perfect. We thought the hotel might be too remote, but it was ideal. Definitely would not recommend staying in Amalfi, Positano or Capri, they're pretty but tourist traps. Capri, you really need someone else's bank account. Sorrento was the other option, but we're glad we chose here. The bus to Sorrento stops right outside the bus, and takes about 15 minutes to town. You're a walk away from Massa Lubrense, but there's no footpath, we didn't risk it. At reception, pick up a brochure for Soc, Coop. Marina della Lobra, a water tour company. They leave from the port near Massa Lubrense, and pick you up from the hotel (less than 5 mins to harbour). Much better than the chaos of Sorrento, very friendly crew, and lovely clean neat boats. We did Amalfi/Positano and also Capri. Just perfect. Really recommend this company. And finally, the piece de resistance: the view from our balcony. After arriving, we had lunch and went to bed early. Woke up in the morning at about 7, to see the early morning sun glowing on the cliffs of Capri. Now that's romantic! Idyllic. We also had a lovely sunset over Ischia. Breathtaking. You wouldn't get this anywhere else. So, definitely don't stay on the Amalfi coast. If you're thinking of staying in Sorrento, (which is a real town, not just a freak clutching onto a cliff), consider this gorgeous hotel. I would totally recommend it to anyone.

It was a nice stay, although due to a severe lack of public transportation around I highly recommend you grab your driving licence, because without it you'll be stranded and going around places is painful. Buses don't really go according to schedule, and you need tickets that might be hard to get. The view from the residence is super beautiful though, and it's windy up there, so during the summer heat it feels nice. There is a swimming pool very close to the residence, so if you don't have a need to swim in the sea that might be a good idea. But also, the swimming pool organises parties every Thursday, and the music is incredibly loud until 2-3 am. The residence itself was great and clean and the owner was very helpful with explaining where everything is. If we had questions about the residence he'd reply with a helpful answer.