Hotel Parco Delle Agavi

We loved our stay at this hotel, the staff (except one) were extremely friendly, the food was delicious. We did a few excursions, the most memorable being Poseidon Thermal gardens, La Mortella gardens and Ravino (cactus gardens). Rooms at Agavi were on the small side, and the hotel was delightfully dated. But that didn’t worry us, the food and the staff were excellent. We and some other guests did have an issue with the pool/maintenance man who clearly missed the training on customer care! Heaven forbid if you try to put up a pool parasol or don’t wear your swimming cap, you will suffer his wrath. We thank all the other staff (reception, restaurant, shuttle driver) for being so helpful, friendly and professional.

We stayed at this holiday last week. with breakfast included and we loved it so much. The staff are great so friendly. We were made to feel so welcome. The food is great and the breakfast they provide is fit for a king!! I love how clean and cool the rooms are with the table of chairs outside your door. to enjoy a drink in the evening. This was are first time to Ischia but not the last. they also did a pizza night with a life music guy. ( was amazing ) the swimming pools are lush and to be honest one of best places we have stayed. They also have a spa i highly recommend. BEST HOTEL

We have just come back from a holiday at the Agavi hotel and had a lovely time, even in the heatwave! We stayed for 5 nights on a half board basis with two teenagers. The staff were friendly and the rooms are clean. It is a lovely, traditional, family hotel, which is what we wanted. The clientele are mostly returning families. The pool was a good size, and yes, you do have to wear a fabric swimming cap - but you do when you go to the Poseidon Spa too. You can buy them at reception for 3 euros each in different colours. Breakfast is a buffet with scrambled eggs, boiled eggs and bacon along with the normal fruits, cereals, breads, cheeses, meats and cakes. Dinner is a choice from a set menu (picked in the morning at breakfast) and delicious. The appetiser is a buffet, then you have a starter, main and then dessert. It is really good value for money. The hotel is in a good location and not too far from the beach. There is a free shuttle bus that runs throughout the day that needs to be booked in advance. The bus stop is practically outside the hotel and there is a small supermarket just up from the hotel that sells everything (handy when you need more sun cream). Our rooms had everything we needed. The decor is dated but if it's not broken why change it in the name of fashion? The hotel takes cash and cards and all drinks, lunch, etc are added to your room bill. I paid my room bill halfway through my stay to help me keep track of my budget. There is a room tax that you do have to pay for all adults, in all of the hotels, and we paid ours at the start of our holiday so it was out of the way and we could forget about it. We really enjoyed our stay and the staff were really helpful. I would love to go back to the Agavi but would definitely stay longer as the island has so much to offer.

We spent one week at this hotel and had a brilliant time . The rooms are basic but very clean with everything you need. The grounds & pool are beautiful with plenty of space and lots of different areas in which you can sit in the shade. We were half board and the food is amazing . The restaurant staff were so kind and helpful as well as really professional . The spa treatments were great and really good value. The hotel is a short walk to forio which is a beautiful port snd the hotel does offer a shuttle . We would come back , Thank you for a great holiday !

We had to change rooms as there was no hot water. But the subsequent room wasn’t as nice. Breakfasts were lacking and in general the hotel is tired and needs updating. The staff are very helpful and friendly and the gardens are pleasant.

Great hotel to stay at with family. The staff is super friendly and welcoming. Reservations were easy to make and modify, Reaching out to the staff was easy and they were very responsive. Thank you all for the great service, especially Silvia :)

We had a great at Hotel Parco delle Agavi. All of the staff were really helpful and provided a lot of useful information about trips and things to do in the area. We booked through a Voyage Prive package and had various day trips including transfers to and from the hotel each day, everything went smoothly and we saw lots of beautiful places. The hotel is a short walk to Forio. The food in the hotel is good and there was a variety of dishes to select from each day.

We came here on our minimoon for a weeks ‘wellness’ package through voyage privé two days after our wedding and it was a really nice way to see the Amalfi coast and surrounding without having the stress or organising the trip yourself, after having organised so much for the wedding. The hotel had left a welcome gift of a bottle of Prosecco and fresh fruit in our room, which was very thoughtful and a lovely touch that made our stay feel special from arrival. Also ischia itself is really nice and far less crowded a place to be staying and was our personal favourite of the islands. I’m going to talk a bit out the entire package trip as well as the hotel, as the whole trip seemed to be organised through the hotel anyway. So bare with me, if you are just staying at the hotel. It might be worth knowing the excursions they offer, in any case. The deal included half board, a mini spa package, which was a 30 minute body massage and facial on site, which was great and day trips to positano and Amalfi on one day and Capri for the day on another, all were great to see, but please be advised that positano and Amalfi in one day is a long day of travelling as it’s about a 2 hour journey each way and so the stops are pretty rushed, particularly at positano, I think we barely go an hour there. Before moving on to Amalfi for a couple of hours and then a couple of hours travelling home, but both are lovelymplaces. The day trip to Capri is better because it’s only about an hour away by boat, but you get the whole day there. We decided to pay extra to buy a guided tour (by bus) from a vendor on the boat. I can strongly say don’t bother with this. It’s rubbish. It’s an uncomfortable glorified taxi that simply takes you along with a bus full of people to only two stops on the island, ana Capri and Capri itself, for ‘shopping for the ladies’ as they seem to think that’s all women are interested in… it also cost us 25 euro each for this privilege🙄 we wanted to see the landmarks and history of the island but no such luck. The final inclusion was a ‘day at the beach’ in nearby lacco ameno, here on the island. Was a bit disappointed with this, as the hotel inexplicably cancelled on the morning we were supposed to do this, with only an hours notice, when we had got up early to travel there, which was annoying. They rescheduled it for another day, but unfortunately that day was cloudy when the original wasn’t, which was frustrating and the cancellation ruined the illusion of the seamless prebooked package trip we paid for. Nonetheless, the day was nice when it came around and the included light lunch at picoletto was a highlight and we enjoyed the limoncello tasting afterwards, though of course there is an obvious onus on you to buy something, but we were happy to oblige! Now about the hotel itself, it’s in a lovely setting with a backdrop of a large very green mountain, but it’s pretty basic. Location wise, it’s a short downhill walk to the beach and forio itself, whi

We weee not expecting a five star experience but there was something a little lacking here. We attended on a Voyage prive deal and have previously found their ‘sponsored’ hotels to be excellent. This was very ordinary with average rooms and a really badly presented dining room. By contract the food was excellent the one occasion we took dinner there.