Hotel Metropole

Hotel mit wenigen Parkplätzen, in einer gefährlichen Kurve gelegen, die Lage, da vor dem Hotel Unfallgefahr besteht (also beim Betreten aufpassen. Außerdem sind die Zimmer in die Jahre gekommen, es gibt keine Plätze mehr nach Möglichkeit Handtücher im Badezimmer aufzuhängen.Wenn man die Möglichkeit hat ein See-Zimmer zu haben gibt es ein wunderschönes Panorama, ansonsten muss man sich mit einer Erdwand vor der kleinen Terrasse seines Zimmers begnügen.Im Restaurant gibt es unvorbereitete Kellner, aber das Essen ist gut

Das Hotel liegt sehr gut an der Hauptküstenstraße, nur wenige Autominuten vom Zentrum entfernt. Es hat keinen direkten Blick auf das Meer. Es verfügt über einen göttlichen Pool und einen völlig geräumigen und kompletten Poolbereich. Mehrere Orte, an denen man draußen sitzen kann Trinken und genießen Sie den Tag. Innen mehrere geräumige, helle, makellose Wohnräume, gut eingerichtet, ausgezeichnete Sauberkeit. Super aufmerksames Personal.

Brilliant hotel , very friendly traditional decor so clean, beautiful scenery, bit troublesome if you wanted to walk with young children or pushchair, perfectly fine if your able to walk just have to be aware of good 10 mins with road walk no path & can be daunting at first until you get use to it then path appears around 20 mins walk depending on if you are average walker, you can get bus up from sorrento centre street opposite the hospital they run roughly every 20/30 mins 2 euro each or taxi will cost you 20 euros , its also fine walk at night as bright with street lighting showing you the way . We enjoy great choice of breakfast & pool area although we were out alot visited Amafi, pomepii & Capri Would definitely recommend & return as we stayed 20 minutes walk other end of Sorrento 2 years ago but much prefered this end more scenic Absolutelyl ove Sorrento .Elaine & Tina Norfolk.

I stayed in room 305 from 16th-20th October I thought I had been bitten by mosquitos. I had 27 bites on my left leg and 11 on my right. On return home I went to the pharmacy and was told it was bed bug bites. I contacted the hotel they were brilliant. They got their maintenance team to inspect the room where no evidence of bed bugs were found. They also got their disinfection partner to inspect the room who also found no evidence of bed bugs. Now I am home the bites have fully healed.

Excellent clean friendly hotel Beautiful views from the junior suites which are spacious and clean Steepish 10 min walk back from sorrento is the only downside but buses run along the route Staff great and friendly Perfect for a base for the area

No complaints about our trip. Beautiful hotel, clean and comfortable with friendly staff and good food. Our room was spotless. We had a south facing room, which meant no sea view, but we had sun on the balcony for most of the day. The whole hotel was very clean. We were on half board, and the food was good. Breakfast was a typical continental buffet breakfast, with additional hot bacon, scrambled eggs and sausages, but the cold selection was brilliant (OK, I love cheese and salami anyway!) with cold meats, cheese, fruit, yoghurt, nuts, pastries, cakes as well as breads and rolls. Evening meal was 3 courses, and many of the dishes were 'traditional' Italian dishes. Starter usually had at least one pasta or risotto option, with the main course being meat, fish or seafood with potatoes and veg. The portions of the latter were a little small, but the starters were filling enough for it not to matter. Sweet usually had the option of cake type dish, ice cream or fresh fruit. Drinks were an optional extra, but they hotel has a good selection of wines as well as beers and soft drinks. The waiting staff were very friendly and attentive. On the couple of occasions we ate out in the evening, the local food was pretty reasonably priced for what we had (pizza and/or pasta), about what you'd expect to pay in the UK. The hotel is a bit of a walk from town - about 15 to 20 minutes we found, and, yes, it is on a hill, but we found the slope to be a steady climb rather than steep, so there wasn't a great deal of exertion, and neither of us are particularly fit. The approach to the hotel (3-5 minutes) is on a section of road that has no pavements, but we found the local drivers knew to avoid pedestrians and we never felt unsafe walking it. If you don't want to walk, there is a frequent bus service and taxis are available too. (The only occasion walking it became difficult was in a thunderstorm where it was akin to gorge walking!). Crossing the road at the hotel is difficult as it's a double junction, so I'd recommend crossing at the bus stop about 15 metres down the hill. We didn't use the pool or sun loungers as the hotel was a base for trips to Herculeaneum, Capri, Pompeii etc.