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This hotel is a mixed bag of great and not so great. The location is very good for hoping onto trains (best use the circumvesuviana line) to Pompeii, Herculaneum and Sorrento. The best train line to/from Naples and Sarno is the one outside the hotel. The staff were very helpful and attended to our requests for information and equipment (for the room). On the last point, we booked a 2 bedroom apartment that was very spacious, comfortable beds, nice views and very clean. However, while the apartment had a fridge freezer, it did not have a sink unit or any utensils to self cater. We asked for a kettle, some cups, spoons and glasses etc so we could prepare drinks and snacks, but it would have been nice if these could have been provided as standard. There are a couple of decent supermarkets nearby but check the opening times, especially on Sundays/holidays. We can highly recommend the Ristorante pizzeria Da Ciccio for food and drinks. The key down point is arguably beyond the control of the hotel but we were disappointed with the amount of dog mess on the streets near the hotel and in Torre Del Greco generally; this appears to be a local issue as the problem was not as prominent in Sorrento, Naples, Capri or Stabia. Overall a good value hotel with lovely staff but room for improvement regarding the room facilities.

A very nice week spent in Marad Hotel with family, strategically located to visit Naples region including Amalfi coast. Very comfortable rooms, very good restaurant with menu changing every day (not common!) and a very big kudo to the hotel staff very nice and always smiling (special thanks to Donato, Rosario, Pepe, Pasqualino).

The hotel is marvellous. The staff were all eager, polite, and kind - that's reception, cleaners, and hospitality. I couldn't fault anybody. The room was excellent with a great shower room and gorgeous balcony. I asked for a kettle and it was promptly provided. The hotel is clean and beautifully-decorated with a magnificent, bright foyer. There is outdoor, al fresco-dining. The dinner menu is sparse, but a similar price to a restaurant and good food. There is a decent variety for the buffet breakfast with scrambled eggs, bacon, boiled eggs, some fruit, and a selection of cakes. The hotel is situated halfway round the bay from Napoli and up a steep hill, on Vesuvio. Therefore, you will either require transport or be a fit walker. The railway station is down the hill and buses are rare, as are taxis, and stop at 10pm. The train into Napoli takes 25 minutes. Tickets are €2.6 each way. Take care of valuables on the train. Hotel Sakura is an immaculate hotel with splendid staff

Good good berry good. Sit on the bed and see Sorento and Capri Island far away. There is a beach right in front of you and a food truck comes in the evening. It is a hidden attraction that only Italian locals come. All the staff are friendly and clean the room every day. The room is big and spacious. Breakfast is free but the menu is not varied. There is a small theme park next to it, which opens every weekend evening. There are many Italians on weekend evenings. The sea is really beautiful. However, it is a bit difficult to move without a car. You only have to go by train, but it takes about 15 minutes to walk from the train station. It's not good to walk because it's not good to walk. Recommended to rent. It was good to have a decent mart right next door. The Internet is a little poor.

Everything...and I mean every part of our 3 day stay at the Villa was perfect! From the moment we arrived, Antonio and Pasquale's genuine warmth and hospitality were a special part of our stay. The Villa's grounds are tranquil and so pretty and our room with the great terrace was the place to enjoy a cup of cappuccino in the morning and a glass of wine in the evening after day trips to Pompeii and Naples. The location is great..a 10 minute walk to the railway which connects directly to the Metro so getting around was easy. Our room was immaculate and so beautiful. Each element.. the bed and linens, the elegant and comfortable furnishings, and the bathroom was so pretty and paid homage to the feel of the Villa....not to mention the soaking tub after a long day of sightseeing! The breakfast with it's fresh baked pastries and wonderful selection of fruit, meats and cheeses and other delights to many to mention was a delicious start to the day. I challenge anyone not to be seduced by the aroma of the pastries baking in the morning. In closing I would just like to say that a stay at the Villa De Cillis Carafa is a hidden gem and the affordable room rates are a true bargain. If you are traveling to the area, don't miss the opportunity to experience Antonio and Pasquale's warmth and hospitality and experience the delight of the Villa. Kathleen and John

Lovely staff in reception and pool bar. We were two girls traveling alone and although we felt safe having a room close to the reception, it was unfortunate that we had the breakfast kitchen right next to the room, sharing the bedroom wall with the kitchen. We ended up being woken up early every morning when they started working in the kitchen. The room was up to expectation, very good cleaning! Although we would have liked to have the sheets changed at least once or more during our week long stay. Breakfast was perfectly adequate, although more savory options would have been nice. It did have a good variety of sweet options, which was fun to try! Overall, the vibe was not too pleasant. We felt like we were imposing and that the daily Italian guest at the pool did not like tourists, which unfortunately brought our stay down. With the daily Italian pool guest it made the pool crowded and the pool area loud. But luckily the area by the beach, were the hotel guest were allowed to sunbathe were much quieter and calmer. Overall, the pool situation and feeling like we were not welcomed by the daily pool guests brought our stay down.