Hotel Mediterraneo

“For understated elegance and widescreen sea views, the Mediterraneo is hard to beat.” This hotel looks out over the Bay of Naples, so the views are nothing short of fantastic. The location is another big draw of the place – the village of Sant’ Agnello is on the doorstep, so you’ve got a handful of shops and bars within strolling distance. What’s more, Sorrento proper is only a 20-minute walk or a 5-minute bus ride away.

The hotel itself is a tall, whitewashed number framed by sweet-smelling orange trees and winding cobbled paths. Head round the back and you’ll find the swimming pool. It’s a classic rectangular shape, fringed by comfy loungers and shady canopies. There’s a pool bar, too, draped in bougainvillea. With its wicker furniture, Moroccan-style lanterns and wood-burning pizza oven, it’s a great spot for lunch.

Head inside and the vibe is just as laid-back. Bedrooms are dressed in soft shades of blue and green, and floral floor tiles add a touch of traditional proper is only a 20-minute walk or a 5-minute bus ride away.

The hotel itself is a tall, whitewashed number framed by sweet-smelling orange trees and winding cobbled paths. Head round the back and you’ll find the swimming pool. It’s a classic rectangular shape, fringed by comfy loungers and shady canopies. There’s a pool bar, too, draped in bougainvillea. With its wicker furniture, Moroccan-style lanterns and wood-burning pizza oven, it’s a great spot for lunch.

Head inside and the vibe is just as laid-back. Bedrooms are dressed in soft shades of blue and green, and floral floor tiles add a touch of traditional
The hotel itself is a tall, whitewashed number framed by sweet-smelling orange trees and winding cobbled paths. Head round the back and you’ll find the swimming pool. It’s a classic rectangular shape, fringed by comfy loungers and shady canopies. There’s a pool bar, too, draped in bougainvillea. With its wicker furniture, Moroccan-style lanterns and wood-burning pizza oven, it’s a great spot for lunch.

Head inside and the vibe is just as laid-back. Bedrooms are dressed in soft shades of blue and green, and floral floor tiles add a touch of traditional The hotel itself is a tall, whitewashed number framed by sweet-smelling orange trees and winding cobbled paths. Head round the back and you’ll find the swimming pool. It’s a classic rectangular shape, fringed by comfy loungers and shady canopies. There’s a pool bar, too, draped in bougainvillea. With its wicker furniture, Moroccan-style lanterns and wood-burning pizza oven, it’s a great spot for lunch.

Head inside and the vibe is just as laid-back. Bedrooms are dressed in soft shades of blue and green, and floral floor tiles add a touch of traditional
Head inside and the vibe is just as laid-back. Bedrooms are dressed in soft shades of blue and green, and floral floor tiles add a touch of traditional Head inside and the vibe is just as laid-back. Bedrooms are dressed in soft shades of blue and green, and floral floor tiles add a touch of traditional Sorrento. Plus in-room extras like air-conditioning and Wi-Fi come as standard.

Last but not least, there’s the restaurant. Set on the top floor of the hotel, it’s perfectly placed to capture the seascape below and the silhouette of Mount Vesuvius in the distance. And the set-up is effortlessly elegant. Think cream walls, crisp . Plus in-room extras like air-conditioning and Wi-Fi come as standard.

Last but not least, there’s the restaurant. Set on the top floor of the hotel, it’s perfectly placed to capture the seascape below and the silhouette of Mount Vesuvius in the distance. And the set-up is effortlessly elegant. Think cream walls, crisp
Last but not least, there’s the restaurant. Set on the top floor of the hotel, it’s perfectly placed to capture the seascape below and the silhouette of Mount Vesuvius in the distance. And the set-up is effortlessly elegant. Think cream walls, crisp Last but not least, there’s the restaurant. Set on the top floor of the hotel, it’s perfectly placed to capture the seascape below and the silhouette of Mount Vesuvius in the distance. And the set-up is effortlessly elegant. Think cream walls, crisp tablecloths and French windows left open to let in the sea breeze. There’s a mix of international and Neapolitan dishes on the menu, as well as a bumper wine list.