This place was recommended to us by a friend and we were very impressed. While right next to the beach, we did not have a water view but that was fine. The rooms were very clean, well service and everything worked, including the air condidtioning. The rooms are small but doable. The owner is terrific and the assistant manager, Tonino... more

I am fortunate enought to be working in Southern Italy for about 7 months. I first came to Sorrento about 3 years ago and always love coming back. Now that I am in country for a while I try and make it there at least once a month for the weekend. I have stayed at a wide variety of places... more

Stayed at the Del Mare in June this year for about the 15th time. Each year the hotel improves. You just cannot fault anything. The staff are wonderful, location is excellent and the rooms are just the right size - we always have a balcony as would prefer this than a sea view. Sorrento itself is such a great place... more

My husband and I recently stayed a week at the Hotel Del Mare and what can we say... we cannot fault the service that was proveded by all the staff. Especially Pascquali (sorry for the bad spelling!) The breakfast selcetion was very good, a wide range and again service was very good. Gianni the manager was very attentive and helpful.... more

We had an overall positive experience at this hotel but we do have some criticisms. To start the hotel is nice, it is located in the Marina Grande part of Sorrento. We enjoy staying out of the center of town and did not mind the walk/stairs to get to the rest of the town. In addition, there are several restaurants... more

i stayed here for three nights with a group of 40 people and i was very impressed. after a horrific hotel experience in rome i loved the Hotel del Mare. it was cute and quaint and although small had good facilites. The lobby was freeshly renovated last year so everything was brand new. the rooms were small but pleasant. there... more

This is a great little hotel in Sorrento. It's a bit of a hike to the town (a hilly but beautiful 15 minute walk), but we loved staying near the fishing village/marina. It seemed less touristy, and we loved seeing the locals fishing and the old women sweeping their front stoop! We booked a room for 4 people for 135... more

Using the bus to get to the hotel helps greatly, but you must know that the Marina Grande bus is no longer called "Linea D" - it's now simply called "M. Grande". The good news is, you can catch the "M. Grande" bus right at the train station now (even the lady who sold me the bus ticket at the... more

The hotel staff here went out of their way to make my stay better! The hotel had a great location, along Marina Grande, which actually is the smaller marina in Sorrento. This location is a negative only for those who cannot walk...the walk to the main areas of town is less than a kilometer but involves a set of stairs... more