Sorrento Hotels
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Sorrento Hotels
I am undecided about staying at either the Hotel Minerva or the Hotel Antiche Mura in Sorrento. This will be my first time in AC. If anybody knows one or both of these hotels please give me your feed back. Hotel Minerva rates are slightly less but not by much.
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We stayed at the Hotel Minerva in 1997. It was a great place. The view from the pool amd restaurant is fabulous. Beware, however, the room we stayed in was very noisey and we had to use earplugs to sleep. I'm not sure if all rooms are like this, or just the location of ours. We heard vespas all night and lots of clanging noise, which I could only assume was from the restaurant, but am not sure. I do not know anything about the other hotel.
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About the noisy hotel rooms. I thinks this is a common problem in the area. The buildings are all old and, though very nicely refurbished, the walls - both inner and outer - are thin. We stayed at both the GH President and the Mediterraneo this September and both had this same 'problem'. I'm a very light sleeper and needed earplugs every night. This was the only slightly minor point of both hotels.
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Ruben,
We also considered Hotel Minerva and Hotel Antiche Mura in Sorrento for July 2006. Minerva gives you commanding view of the Gulf of Naples/Vesuvius, and Antiche Mura is located near the center of town.
It comes down to your personal preference and budget. Do you want the convenience of being in town where the action/noise is, or do you want a panoramic view of the Gulf and a quieter location?
In the end, we chose Hotel Aminta for the panoramic view (main hotel not the annex), room rate and good reviews from travelers. We want to wake up in the morning and see Mt. Vesuvius.
We also considered Hotel Minerva and Hotel Antiche Mura in Sorrento for July 2006. Minerva gives you commanding view of the Gulf of Naples/Vesuvius, and Antiche Mura is located near the center of town.
It comes down to your personal preference and budget. Do you want the convenience of being in town where the action/noise is, or do you want a panoramic view of the Gulf and a quieter location?
In the end, we chose Hotel Aminta for the panoramic view (main hotel not the annex), room rate and good reviews from travelers. We want to wake up in the morning and see Mt. Vesuvius.




