Hotel Club Due Torri

Great room, comfy bed, lovely staff and the most amazing view I have ever enjoyed! Myself and my family LOVED it, from the great breakfast and wonderful staff to the amazing pool and sun bed area with staff providing Aperol Spritzes and Gin and Tonics regularly 🤓

Our stay at Hotel Club Due Torri was nothing short of spectacular. Although this hotel is rated 4 stars, it delivers 5-star energy in every way—from the luxurious amenities to the outstanding service. From the moment we arrived, we were blown away by the beauty of our room, the breathtaking views, and the incredible staff who made us feel right at home. After traveling for hours, stepping into our room felt like pure bliss. The luxury bathroom was a highlight—complete with an overhead waterfall shower and a sprayer that made it one of the best showers I’ve ever experienced. The Bvlgari toiletries were a luxurious touch that elevated our stay. Every day, we made time to relax on our beautiful balcony, soaking in the stunning views. Whether it was tanning in the afternoon, watching fireworks in the evening, or simply admiring the sunset, the balcony quickly became one of our favorite places to unwind. We can’t say enough about the amazing front desk staff. Natasha made check-in smooth and stress-free and gave us a warm welcome to Maiori. After hearing how it took my dad 62 years to visit Italy and explore his family’s roots, Natasha generously upgraded our room, which made the stay even more special. Chiara was equally wonderful—so friendly and helpful. She gave us insider tips on where to buy jewelry in Maiori and dresses in Positano, advising us to skip jewelry shopping in Positano to avoid the premium prices. Our dining experiences were exceptional, thanks to Domenico, one of the best servers we encountered in all of Italy. His humor, professionalism, and expert wine recommendations made every meal a delight. Domenico went above and beyond, allowing us to linger long after the dining room closed and even helping my dad practice his Italian—a gesture we truly appreciated. The entire dining staff offered top-tier service, with special mention to Julio, who provided outstanding breakfast service each morning. Speaking of breakfast, it was unforgettable. The French toast was hands-down the best I’ve ever had, and it was made even better by the breathtaking rooftop views. The hotel’s shuttle drivers were also fantastic, providing friendly, efficient service and making every trip into town easy and enjoyable. We initially arrived in Maiori a day early and stayed at another 4-star hotel for one night. That experience left us a bit nervous about what was in store for us at Hotel Club Due Torri—but to our relief and delight, Club Due Torri exceeded every expectation. This hotel offers a perfect combination of beautiful location, top-tier service, and stunning views. It’s also a peaceful retreat from the crowds and chaos of other parts of the Amalfi Coast. Thanks to the incredible hospitality and setting, I don’t think we could ever stay anywhere else in the region. If you’re looking for a hotel that offers 5-star service with all the charm of the Amalfi Coast—but without the overcrowding—Hotel Club Due Torri is an absolute must. We can’t wait to

This was our first time in the Amalfi and we were glad we stayed at this hotel in Maiori. Our room was spacious, clean, and had the basic amenities. We enjoyed a spacious patio that had a beautiful view of Maiori and the sea. It was a little cool for the pool but we were content lounging on the chairs with the spectacular view. The front desk staff were always friendly and were always helpful in making recommendations for sightseeing or restaurant recommendations. The views, from our room, pool area, and dining were absolutely breathtaking. It is the views and staff and service that makes this hotel so special. The hotel is located on the edge of a cliff just outside the main area of Maiori BUT it is a short walk to the nearby restaurants and shops. If you do not want to walk, there is a shuttle that will take you to the center of the town or to the port to catch a ferry to the other Amalfi Coast towns. There is a small fee, for the shuttle, which will be added to your room, but as we learned, taxis are rare and very expensive. We ate at the hotel 4 of the 6 nights we stayed at the hotel. If you want a very special experience, we would recommend indulging in their restaurant Oltremare. It is expensive but it is worth every penny. It is best to make reservations as there are only 6 to 7 tables per night. There are 3 different dinner course options to choose from; 4 course, 6 course, or 8 courses. Be prepared to spend about 3 hours enjoying one of the best culinary experiences of your life. The entire wait staff is at your disposal and they are what makes your dining experience ultra special. Each dish is beautifully presented creatively. And the freshest ingredients are used to prepare each delectable course. If you are expecting a traditional course selection with a typical appetizer, salad, main course and etc, then this is not going to be for you. IF you are open to a new flavor pallette AND an intimate culinary experience, then we would highly recommend giving this restaurant a try. There were fireworks almost every night as there was a wedding or an event almost every night. We can see why so many chose to celebrate their wedding here or at The Norman Tower which is just across the street. We tried unsuccessfully to get dinner reservations but there seemed to be an event there every night. We read that the food was also great. We agree with the other reviews that this hotel is a hidden gem. We would love to come back to this hotel in the future! Bob & Cyrena S

One of the most beautiful hotels we have ever stayed in. Our room had a balcony overlooking the ocean and the views are amazing. The restaraunt and food are first class along with the service from the staff. The manager responded very professionally and generously with a minor issue we had. Location is ideal to get to most anything in town on foot. Overall this hotel deserves a 5 star recommendation.

Lovely hotel in good location. We had a deluxe room (renovated room) which was gorgeous and spacious. Room includes fridge and safe. Note when booking there are some older rooms so make sure you book what you are looking for. Reception hasn’t been updated yet so it can be a bit off putting when you arrive. Rest of communal areas are gorgeous, particularly the pool & restaurant on 8th floor. Although the pool area isn’t big and there aren’t a lot of beds this wasn’t an issue, there is no bed blocking and guests are given towels as they arrive. We didn’t find the party noise others have reported from the restaurant across the road to be an issue as we aren’t early bedders. You also get a free fireworks show from it. We struggled more with early morning noise in the hotel; if you like to sleep in I would suggest asking for a room that isn’t on 7th floor as the restaurant on 8th floor starts setting up for breakfast at 5.30am and you hear the furniture being moved. Also worth noting that if there is a wedding on in the hotel services are restricted: pool closes early, restaurants aren’t as available & bar closes 7pm. We also had some wedding guests coming into the pool area to take pictures which felt a bit intrusive when you’re in your swimmers.

Amazing Couples September 2023 12 nights As other reviews have stated, the views are epic which definitely made our stay amazing. In addition to that, it was walking distance to the main streets of Maiori and the ferry docks to venture out to different towns. The rooms were sparse but extremely clean, thanks to our lovely ladies Elena and Luisa (further to my review 3 weeks ago). There were ants outside our room (none inside the room) on the patio which I took care of with boiling hot water then we met our cleaning ladies who sprayed for us and thoroughly cleaned the patio daily, we never saw another ant. Our ladies restocked our amenities daily (tea bags, instant coffee, shampoo (no conditioner), lotion, soap etc.). Yes, the hand towels are similar to large tea towels but that is quite normal in Italy. The white linens were all clean and changed daily. The air conditioning worked perfectly. The patio doors could use some handles but with some creativity, you can easily close them by using the metal shutters strategically. The metal shutters kept the room so dark and quiet. People have complained about the fireworks and noise from the restaurant across the road but we found it quite entertaining. Italy is alive at night, people eat late, some restaurants don’t even open until 8pm so fireworks at midnight is not really that late. We enjoyed listening to the live music (from the restaurant across the street) and the fireworks after someone got married. On one of our first few nights on the 5th floor there was a wedding at our resort so they lit off fireworks right across the road, we have never been so close to fireworks, although shocking, it was absolutely breathtaking. Our first night we were jet lagged and went to sleep early when the fireworks went off all we could hear was a faint “pop, pop” sound. The hotel does host weddings so there were a few occasions over our 12-night stay that the pool and restaurant/bar on the 8th floor did close early around 4 or 5pm. The restaurant on the 5th floor was open and has a few seats outside but we just picked up a drink there and enjoyed it on our lovely balcony. We initially thought the drinks were on the expensive side (12 euros for a gin and tonic) then we realized it was 4 ounces of gin. As for the included breakfast, here is detailed breakdown: - Coffees, cappuccino, café au lait, lattes etc. - Variety of fresh juices, still and sparkling water - Many freshly made sweets, cakes, tarts - Yoghurt, granola, dry cereals - Cold meats & cheeses - Bread (toasters provided) & buns - All the necessary condiments, butter, ketchup, mayonnaise, pepper grinders & salt - Served hot breakfast, choice of eggs scrambled or fried, bacon, and a fresh fruit plate Breakfast was hardy and generous with an amazing view, a perfect way to start your day. There is a menu available if you want to order something different for a cost as well as Mimosa’s. The hotel also has a shuttle that will take you to near by towns for nom

A fairly pleasant hotel, this is ruined by the restaurant opposite hosting weddings/parties until 1-2am a number of nights each week during the summer. The music is unbearably loud and makes sleep impossible, even with doors shut and air conditioning on. Unfortunately this is not limited to weekends. They have managed to make Amalfi feel like Benidorm, when ABBA is blasting into your hotel room at 2am. The pool area is nice enough, the view spectacular. Rooms are dated and bathrooms cramped. It’s the sort of shower that when you turn around, you hit the temperature gauge. €50 for two people to have breakfast is obscene. Better options in Maiori, especially considering the price point.

The views and the hotel were truly beautiful and we encountered many lovely staff but we were unhappy with several aspects of our stay. We did raise this with the hotel on our second day but they didn’t reply until after we left (we stayed a week). We were surprised to learn that not everything is included in the breakfast, such as omelettes or avocado on toast, or even porridge. We paid £450 a night and, at that price, felt that all breakfast items should have been included. Or, the hotel should highlight this in their advertising. We found the flies on the breakfast food very off putting. We hope there are not also flies present in the area where the food is stored and prepared. For hygiene purposes we felt that food should be covered with plastic or glass domes which could be lifted and replaced when taking food items. On our first full day we had to leave the pool at 3 p.m because the area was closed for a wedding. We had the option of either paying to go to the beach (25 euros for two beds or 25 euro each in the cove), for a walk (though it was very hot) or to our room and balcony (though we obvs had no swimming pool access). We went for a walk then came back to the balcony but then had a drone over the balcony so moved back inside. We phoned reception and were told that it wasn’t the wedding drone because that was being kept at the 8th floor (we were 5th floor) but how many drones generally fly around the hotel? Music continued until past midnight. We didn’t feel our experience mattered and not getting a response to our email reinforced this view. There was another wedding again a few days later, conducted next to the pool and photos taken around the pool so, although it remained open, it felt like we were in the way (not to mention under dressed)! Again, we felt the hotel should notify guests of its commitment to weddings in advance of booking as it did impact our enjoyment of the hotel and its facilities, particularly as it isn’t a large hotel. Indeed, the reason given to us for not responding sooner to our email was that it had been a very busy week! As regular hotel guests, we did not feel a priority. I hope that our feedback helps the hotel improve the experience for other guests or, at least that it is more transparent in future about the hotel being used for events that will impact access to facilities. To not do this is unfair and misleading.