Hotels near Il Vallone dei Mulini in Sorrento

A hotel a bit outside. Nevertheless, the view of the sea from Balcori is the best location hotel. Great breakfast and clean rooms. Parking is keyed to the counter and parking is in front of the hotel road. It's okay in the off-season, but I'm not sure if I can't book parking during the peak season. It is a hotel that welcomed a comfortable night and a refreshing morning.

Beautiful location with partial sea view room, very large structure. The staff were very kind and helpful. Overall nice room, but the shower should be changed because it is with the curtain. The hotel also has an excellent SPA which costs € 20 per person for an hour of wellness program (one hour, however, is not enough to fully enjoy the experience) Breakfast a bit to be reviewed.

Friendly staff and immaculately clean. Overall we had a lovely stay and were fortunate to have a beautiful sea view room with huge balcony on the 5th floor accessible by stairs or lift. Rooms are traditional, slightly dated, but arguably Italian style. Plugs are 3 pin round (L). We had 2 pin round European adapters but they worked ok. Some may find the beds quite hard but we have a similar mattress at home so it suited us. Pillows also quite hard but we did manage to get a softer one from reception. Rooms were cleaned daily and towels changed as required. Unfortunately the air conditioning wasn’t on during our stay, so we were advised by reception to sleep with the balcony door open and mosquito blind down. This was ok, but air con would’ve been welcomed as temperatures were up to 26 degrees in the day. Understandably the hotel doesn’t turn their air con on in April as temperatures are variable, but for us Brits 26 degrees is tropical! We didn’t use the pool but it was clean and plenty of sun beds available. We were out and about most days visiting Pompeii, Herculaneum, Sorrento, the Amalfi coast and the beautiful villages of Positano and Ravello. Would thoroughly recommend the TUI trips as you have to be very brave to drive these roads - would not recommend car hire as it’s just too dangerous! Our TUI Rep Marianna was brilliant. Would highly recommend her free walking tour around Sorrento which we did on our first day as it really helped us to find our feet and provided lots of useful information. The free shuttle bus from the hotel was great. We used it a number of times to get to and from Sorrento both in the day and at nighttime. It runs on the hour from the hotel and at quarter past the hour back from Sorrento. The drivers are friendly and work really hard. All staff were polite and friendly and very hard working. We had a few issues with slow dinner service but staff were aware and apologetic. Breakfast was good with a great selection of continental, fruit, scrambled egg, bacon, pastries etc. Evening meals were ok, but choice was limited. Some standard dishes such as a pasta dish / pizza would have been welcomed to widen the choice. I wouldn’t say the food was outstanding but it was reasonable. Complimentary water for the table would also have been welcomed. Drinks were around 6 Euros for a beer and 9 Euros for an Aperol Spritz / spirits. We ate out a couple of times at a restaurant called Meating in Sorrento which was lovely. The main improvement would be to be able to check in earlier. On arrival at around 1.30pm, we were directed to the lounge bar and were given a complimentary drink which was nice, but we weren’t sure why this was happening. We had been up since 1.30am and just wanted to get changed into something cooler and relax outside in the sunshine. We waited and waited and eventually asked if we could get our room key only to be told that rooms wouldn’t be ready until 4pm. We went outside and had a snack from the pool ba

The hotel was gorgeous and located in Sorrento with a beautiful view, totally worth the value for the night. My only suggestion is the pool to be open until a later time, and to offer lunch and dinner and not just breakfast. The reception personnel including the manager were very rude. I went to ask a question and the manager replied: ”only if it's one question because I'm very busy.” Every time I had a question I was made feel as if I was being a nag which I was not.

The Hotel Eden is a really nice The rooms are very clean and well kept. We had a small balcony, overlooking the garden which you could put 2 chairs on. beds are very comfy and there is a safe and fridge in the room . Sadly there are no tea and coffee making facilities which we missed. Michael and John are lovely people who are very attentive. The cat Blue is just gorgeous and loves cuddles. The huge positive is it is literally a minutes walk from the main square of Sorrento where all the shops and restaurants are, although you would not know it as the Hotel and grounds are very peaceful and quiet. The train station is a 6 minute walk and a 3 minute walk takes you to the stairs which lead to the sea and the harbour. There are however a couple of negatives. The first is the pool, which is quite small but more importantly very deep . There was a ledge I could stand on, but after that, I could not touch the bottom anywhere. My husband is 5ft 11, and he couldn't either. I wouldn't recommend it for children. The second is the breakfast. If you are only looking for a continental breakfast your fine. There are croissants, rolls, plenty of preserves and 3 types of cereal 2 types of cold meat cream cheese, and one sliced cheese, which unfortunately felt and tasted like plastic. If you would like a cooked hot breakfast you are going to be disappointed. It was the same every day. Scrambled eggs, which tasted like they had been made with egg powder, stewed mushrooms and what passed for streaky bacon, but in reality, it was a mouthful of unrendered fat. There were a couple of days they had boiled eggs, although they were freezing to touch, so may have been cooked the night before and put in fridge overnight. I got round that one by shelling the eggs and putting them under the grill in the toasting irons used for the bread. At least it heated them. The breakfast was the only reason I gave this a 4 star rating instead of a 5. Would I recommend this Hotel , yes I would, but maybe eat out in the morning if you prefer a cooked breakfast.

This hotel was formerly a convent and is adjacent to a beautiful church, and the setting is serene and beautiful. The hotel is spotlessly clean and the staff are so accommodating and helpful that you could not ask for more. The room my wife and I stayed in was lovely and the bed was so comfortable. The breakfast was excellent with a wide choice and the coffee was delicious. The staff were warm and friendly and the service given was among the best we’ve ever experienced. There is complimentary wi-fi ( a rarity these days with most establishments charging a small premium) . We had a lovely stay which was predominantly down to the staff and in particular a lovely lady named Theresa who always went out of her way and was so accommodating. Although the hotel is listed as a “Three Star” it feels like a “5 Star”. Stunning , and would not hesitate to stay here again.

This “hotel” is a few rooms on the top two floors of a small apartment building. There is no breakfast available despite what is listed on TA. Guests are not allowed to use the elevator after 10 PM until eight the following morning (despite a posted sign that says they turn off the elevator at 11). I have stayed in many places that do not have a 24 hour reception, but none of them turn off the elevator! guests who have any difficulty with stairs would be well advised to stay away. My room was a remodeled attic, with no windows, and the ceiling so low that I kept bumping my head. They claim they make breakfast available because it is possible to eat at a café a few minutes walk away. Pointing out that another business offers a service at another location is not making something available: it’s a simple deception. The hotel is located in the quiet pedestrian zone of Sorrento about 20 minutes walk from the train station. except for the sound of pigeons, my room was quiet and had a modern looking bathroom, a flatscreen TV, a mini fridge, and a coffee machine. it’s really quite easy to find; there is a sign on the building on the main corso street. all you have to do is duck through an archway under the cathedral tower a few yards further on and double back on the back street to find the hotel entrance opposite a restaurant. It is convenient for the many restaurants and tourist shops of the old city only two or three blocks away. That said, it did not meet my needs and I will not be staying here again.

We began this trip with a slight disagreement but ended the trip completely satisfied and extremely happy with the service. The hotel is clean, has a great location, and service was super friendly. In regards to the disagreement on the front end, without us asking for or expecting anything the hotel graciously took care of the issue.

We stayed here for one night in April 2023. Given some of the previous reviews we were more than pleasantly surprised. Our stay started well, the lady on reception (whose name we can’t remember) was extremely welcoming and helpful. We were upgraded to a road facing superior room which had been newly refurbished. It was lovely with a great bathroom. We were worried about the traffic noise but with the balcony doors closed it was fine. We would not recommend spending a long time on the balcony given the main road location but there is a pool area with plenty of outside space. The bar was very good and well run. The bar prices were competitive. The hotel is a ten to fifteen minute walk to Piazza Tasso. Located near the hotel is the excellent Banana Split Bar and Master Hosts Restaurant (don’t be put off by the name, we found the food really good and the prices reasonable). There is also a pub next to the hotel, but we did not try that. The breakfast is as others have said not a four star breakfast hence our score of four not five.

Stayed here four nights in May 2022. A superb hotel, we would definitely stay here again. Staff were really helpful and friendly, particularly the restaurant staff. The restaurant was great: we had lunch when we arrived (and another lunch by the pool), and two dinners. Better than other outings in Sorrento. Breakfast was great, a good choice, including bacon and scrambled eggs. Lots of fruit, yogurts, and coffee was good! Room was beautiful, great bathroom, terrific shower. Beautiful balcony overlooking the sea. Comfy bed, and we were able to log into our Netflix account! Spent a lazy day by the pool, warm enough to swim, a delicious lunch too. That was after a great massage at the spa. An indulgence day, just perfect. We thought the hotel might be too remote, but it was ideal. Definitely would not recommend staying in Amalfi, Positano or Capri, they're pretty but tourist traps. Capri, you really need someone else's bank account. Sorrento was the other option, but we're glad we chose here. The bus to Sorrento stops right outside the bus, and takes about 15 minutes to town. You're a walk away from Massa Lubrense, but there's no footpath, we didn't risk it. At reception, pick up a brochure for Soc, Coop. Marina della Lobra, a water tour company. They leave from the port near Massa Lubrense, and pick you up from the hotel (less than 5 mins to harbour). Much better than the chaos of Sorrento, very friendly crew, and lovely clean neat boats. We did Amalfi/Positano and also Capri. Just perfect. Really recommend this company. And finally, the piece de resistance: the view from our balcony. After arriving, we had lunch and went to bed early. Woke up in the morning at about 7, to see the early morning sun glowing on the cliffs of Capri. Now that's romantic! Idyllic. We also had a lovely sunset over Ischia. Breathtaking. You wouldn't get this anywhere else. So, definitely don't stay on the Amalfi coast. If you're thinking of staying in Sorrento, (which is a real town, not just a freak clutching onto a cliff), consider this gorgeous hotel. I would totally recommend it to anyone.