Sorrento Home 3*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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Express check-in/ -out
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
The 3-star Sorrento Home hotel offers air-conditioned rooms about 5 minutes' walk from the sea. Featuring a barber shop, this Sorrento bed & breakfast is located in the immediate vicinity of the historic Deep Valley of the Mills.
Guests can access Saint Antoninus Square merely 650 metres from the non-smoking hotel, while the Fondazione Sorrento is 0.8 km away. At the Home you'll be around 1 km from public beach of Sorrent. Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to Tyrrhenian Sea, which is nearly 5 minutes' walk away. The Via Marina Grande is merely 1.5 km away, while Sorrento train station is situated not far from this accommodation. Piazza Tasso bus stop is within 5 minutes' walk of the hotel.
Sorrento Home hotel has 10 rooms, comprising a sitting area and a dining area. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels, along with a mini-fridge-bar, are offered. Furnished with a writing desk, they also have soundproof windows. Extras include a hairdryer and bath sheets offered in the private bathrooms with a walk-in shower and a separate toilet. Guests can enjoy views of the sea from the property.
This hotel serves a savoury breakfast daily. Il Leone Rosso Ristorante Pizzeria is ideal for tasting Campania cuisine and is situated a few moments from the Home Sorrento.
Review by hotel critic
In a city pulsating with life and history, my recent stay at Home showcased a mix of convenience and basic provisions. the proximity to the railway and bus stations was a definite plus, ideal for the explorer looking to navigate Rome with ease. Cleanliness was not amiss, and the location near La Cantinaccia del Popolo added an enticing flair for culinary enthusiasts seeking authentic tastes. However, the stark reality of minimal comfort reigned. the absence of essential amenities such as proper plates and towel rails coupled with a lack of space left much to be desired. the absence of a cozy seating area accentuated the abrupt shift from exploration to relaxation. the room lacked the finesse and attention to detail crucial for a fulfilling stay, hinting at an incongruity between the cost and luxury promised. In essence, Home offers a bare-bones experience primed for the frugal traveler prioritizing function over flair. While the fundamental aspects of a stay are covered, the absence of certain creature comforts may give pause to those seeking a more indulgent retreat. As an Italian culinary critic advocating for the harmonious fusion of heritage and sustainability, I find Home's value proposition veering more towards practicality than opulence.
