4-Star Hotels in Sant'Agnello

Quiet and tidy.

If you are looking for a dream place in Sorrento the Here is ! Everything is very good starting from the extreme kindness of the receptionists.

Nice and clean hotel, the receptionist was very helpful, she recommended nice restaurants for us and also help us book the taxi whenever we need it, breakfast was simple but good, overall I fully recommend this hotel

The location is pretty convenient though it’s not exactly at the center of Sorrento, shuttle bus service was excellent and it takes only 5-8 mins to city center. Service from the staff is keen and proactive, room which we chose is double size room and it was big and cozy. Pool is clean and broad, enough space for sunbathing. Just be mutual, decoration was pretty old-fashioned as we had known in advance, breakfast quality can be improved. It’s a hotel with reasonable price and good service.

We just had a wonderful 4 days at La Pergola. Nothing is too much trouble. Each day we received service with a smile. The location is a short distance from central Sorrento but the hotel offers a free shuttle service in the evening which was perfect for going for dinner etc. The rooms are clean. It has a fabulous roof terrace where they will bring drinks to you. Breakfast had a good selection of options. The swimming pool was nice. A short walk away you can go to the beach. All in all a great experience.

Mixed feelings about my stay at Grand Hotel Parco del Sole in Sant’Agnello. There are some genuinely good points: the garden and pool are well-maintained, and the entrance is magnificent with palm trees that make you feel like you’re arriving at a grand villa. The shuttle service to and from Sorrento is also a convenient plus. However, the hotel feels like it’s past its glory days. It seems it’s now mainly serves British package holidaymakers, and many rules feel outdated. For example, you must return pool towels to reception upon checkout, and they keep your ID at check-in for about 30 minutes to make a copy—both inconvenient and old-fashioned practices. The breakfast is very standard with terrible coffee, which is particularly shameful for Italy. But the worst part was the outdoor seating area in the breakfast restaurant—it was filthy, seemingly not cleaned for a year or longer. Bird droppings and general grime made it unpleasant to eat there. Overall, while the property has potential with its beautiful grounds, the outdated policies, and cleanliness issues make it hard to fully recommend.