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Best hotels in Sorrento
Looking for a kid friendly hotel with pool in Sorrento. Kids are 10/7.
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Check out Antiche Mura---they have a quad room and a nice pool.
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Agree with Bob. We had a very nice stay.
What is good, if you are coming by train, the hotel is perhaps a few hundred yards down a grade on the left side. All sidewalk. www.hotelantichemura.com P.S. I had forgotten a pair of pants at the hotel and when we got home, it was waiting for me. |
We also had a nice stay at the Antiche Mura in Nov 2008. Out of the 3 Sorrento hotels we've tried, it is our fave
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Thank you very helpful. We will be traveling by train.
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Does the hotel have a view?It's hard to tell
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Not on the water.
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It does not have a view of the water, except from the rooftop terrace. It has a view of a valley. It's pretty, but not a sea view.
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The best hotel in Sorrento is the Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria. It is in gardens on a cliff overlooking the water, right off the main square. It has a pool and an elevator down to the marina level. It is also expensive, but you didn't say what your budget is.
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IMHO the best hotel in Sorrento is the Excelsior Grand Vittoria. Has a beautiful garden with a great pool and fantastic views and a great location right in the middle of town.
On the chance that you don't mean the "best" hotel - but something else - like moderately priced or ? - can you plaese clarify? |
Hotel Delfino http://www.hoteldelfino.com has a private inlet with a big equipped bathing area but also a pool with sea salted water so you can be safer with your kids.
Good base to go and discover even Ischia, Capri and other cities at Amalfi coast |
Hotel Tramontano has a small pool in front of the hotel and a private beach below the hotel. The location is very close to the old town. Rooms in the back of the hotel have outstanding water views.
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We stayed at the Parco dei Principi in September 2012 and had a fabulous stay. There is a nice breakfast included, beautiful pool and terrace. Right on the cliff facing the water, with an elevator down through the cliff to a private beach. Shuttle to town center. Lovely stay!
http://www.grandhotelparcodeiprincipi.net/ |
When we were in Sorrento in 2002, we stayed in Grand Hotel Vesuvio:
http://www.vesuviosorrento.com/en/ It was high on a hill but they had a mini bus to take everyone to a square in Sorrento that was an easy walk to train station. We took a cab from train station to the hotel when we arrived. I don't know if they will arrange to meet you. It had a pool, billards room, bar, and restaurant. The view was stunning. As I mentioned, it was in 2002 so I don't know how/if things have changed significantly. Have a great trip! |
The Bellevue Syrene is also on the edge of the cliff with wonderful views of the bay, Naples and Vesuvius.
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Are these hotels listed above equally good without kids?
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Bellevue Syrene is amazing and one of my favorite hotel stays ever, in my entire life. However, I probably wouldn't recommend it for kids. There is no pool -- just a dock with access to the water. Thinking back, I don't think I could touch the bottom when swimming off the dock, so it would probably be too deep for 7 to 10 yr olds to swim in, unless you put them in life jackets and supervised them carefully. The hotel in general also has a quieter, more adult vibe.
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Hotel Bristol
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Was just there this past summer with ours kids.
Hilton Sorrento Palace has quad room (limited view, but affordable). Decent rooms. Had my kids' favorite pool of all time. 5 level "infinity" pool with views of bay/Mt Vesuvius. Great breakfast buffet as well. Worth the short hike uphill & worthwhile since a lot of the Amalfi Coast isn't kid's favorite type of thing. |
It looks like our first choice is all booked. I think we are going to be staying at Santa Caterina. Thoughts?
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