Hotel Club

Gud hotel , best at lower price

We stayed at the Hotel Club in Sant Agnello in the last week of October. This was the end of the season and so the area was a little quiet but some bars and restaurants were still open. We could not fault this hotel, the staff were all very friendly and helpful, the hotel was spotlessly clean, our towels were changed daily and the toiletries replenished daily. We had a lovely room overlooking the pool with a large terrace. The restaurant was bright and airy and the staff attentive, we celebrated our wedding anniversary whilst we were there and we were serenaded by the lovely Franco. The food was plentiful and delicious with large portions. This is a family run hotel and what lovely people they all are. As it was the end of the season we were the only people staying there for the last couple of day and it would have been easy for them to not not bother so much but they gave us a great service until the end. We would defiantly stay there again. It is also in a good base for getting around the area with a train station a couple of minutes away, plenty of busses and it is also only about a 20 minute walk into the Centre of Sorrento. In summary we had a wonderful holiday at the Hotel Club

The hotel and the staff were ok, but the room was too small and the bathroom was tiny, the shower was so uncomfortable to use it, and the room smell really bad, can’t barely walk into the room cause was too tiny.

My stay here for 2 nights was wonderful, they have great rooms with air conditioning, the breakfast buffet was amazing, and all the staff were extremely helpful giving information about the area and public transportation. Only downfall I found with this hotel is that it is about 2km from the actual city of Sorrento meaning there are limited dining options around the area.

Just got home from this lovely little hotel rooms serviced every day food was very nice served by two great guys. We’ll definitely go back no complaints really maybe if anything showers a little on the small side. Enjoy your winter break you all deserve it

I was shocked how much this property needed updatimg. Very overpriced The shower was a joke. Half the rate would have been too much

Firstly let me agree with most positive previous reviews. Rooms are basic but clean, serviced every day with fresh towels. The breakfast was basic with very limited hot options, but Italians don’t do hot breakfast. Evening meal was quite tasty with small portions. Although stated 4 star I would say it is a 3 star and you should judge it accordingly. My one complaint is the swimming pool. I holiday 3 times a year to the USA, canaries , balearics, mainland spain but my last italian holiday was venice about 15 years ago. I like to sunbathe at the pool and periodically swim to cool off. First day sunbathing I dived in the pool and swam eyes open for one length. On surfacing my eyes were painful, the smell of chemicals from the water that I had disturbed diving in ( I was the only one to swim and now realise why ) was very strong. For the next 5 hours my eyes were extremely sore and irritated, my skin as it dried felt like a crust was forming on it. I showered 3 times before my eyes started to improve.So before swimming put your head to the water and smell the strength of the chemicals and I would strongly advise not letting children swim in the pool. I don’t know if the strength of chemicals has to be so high but this one point spoiled my stay at the hotel. I have never come across a pool abroad or in the UK which has water that has been so strongly treated with chemicals. Sorrento, Pompei etc was fantastic so still come and visit.

Lovely hotel, spotlessly clean, small double room with large balcony. Housekeeping was excellent with fresh towels daily. Staff all very nice and friendly. Pool was fine for the size of the hotel. Roof terrace was excellent, on 2 levels with plenty sunbeds and 2 showers....Great views from here., especially when you first see Mt Vesuvius from here. The railway line is very close but you really don't hear it. The food, we were half board, 1st holiday in Italy, we felt it was very basic. Breakfast was fruit juice, yoghurts, fruit, cereal, sliced ham, sliced cheese, bread (available toastie machine though this only warmed the bread), eggs(boiled or scrambled), beans, croissants, rolls, marmalade, cakes and coffee/tea machine. You were given dinner menu to select your meal for later that day, usually 3 starters, 1 of which was soup and other 2 were pasta dishes, 4 mains, consisting of 1 meat, 1 fish, 1 pasta and 1 salad, 1 sweet and bread/butter. Drinks available which got charged to room. Bill to pay on last night of holiday including city tax €2/night per person. We found the food adequate but just felt it let a great little gem of a hotel down. Hotel is well placed, 5 mins walk to S'Agnello Station, costs €1.49 one way to Sorrento takes about 5 mins to get there or you can walk along main road 25 mins. We did a few tours though we organised them ourselves...as cheaper. Went to Capri on ferry, €20 each way...loads to do there but be prepared for the massive queues. Also did Amalfi and Positano by ferry €40 return, gorgeous views. Booked Pompeii and Mt Vesuvius bus tour, excellent. Also took train €10 return to Castellammare di Stabia and took cable car €9 return up Mt Faito. Views were stunning everywhere we went. Several small shops, bars and restaurants all 5/10 mins walk of hotel and also lovely church.