Hotel La Tonnarella Sorrento

General Information

Our hotel started out as a residential summer months bungalow in the nineteenth century belonging to the Gargiulo family. Calm keeping its pleasing ambiance with ancient amenities and ceramic tiles plus the enchanting architectural fashion of interwoven tufa stone cornices, the inn was refurbished in 2009 and features been changed into a heavenly building with a backdrop of blue sea. Comprising a entire of 24 apartments, the acclimatised property welcomes clients in a foyer with twenty-four-hour reception desk and check-out amenities. A transfer amenities is offered from and to Naples Airport and the train station on demand. Further amenities on propose to customers comprise a hotel secure, currency exchange service, a cloakroom, elevator access and a TV hall. Clients may have dinner in the cafe or restaurant and sip their favourite drink in the brasserie. Work clients are confident to adore the meeting facilities. Further to, WLAN Internet access, suite facilities, a clothes laundering service, a car parking and bicycle hire are offered.

Location Information

Perched high above the Bay of Naples, with superior vistas of Vesuvius, Naples and Ischia, Sorrento lies in a locality of renowned genuine beauty. It's a busy, friendly spot with specially beautiful highway, rail and sea links. Sorrento is a pleasant base from with to discover the spectacular Sorrentine peninsula and the Amalfi Coast with its prime small cities, such as Positano, Amalfi and Ravello, tumbling down to the sea to the west, whilst to the east the principal archaeological sites of Pompeii, Herculanium and Oplontis are only a short train trip away. If it is sitting in Piazza Tasso sipping a cup of coffee whilst looking over the gorge and out to sea, or wandering the typical small lanes, Sorrento is an exquisite site to spend your time. What the city may lack in conditions of traditional sites is more than made up for in grand glorious views and quiet solitary corners. The 14th-century church of San Francesco silent features a halcyon flower-filled abbey with crisply carved, interlaced arches characteristic of this region of Campania. Whilst there is a little coast at the antique port, and some of the hotels have a personal beaches at the very foot of precipitous cliffs, it's the informal atmosphere, the sumptuous vistas and its vicinity to so plenty of other prime cities and countrysides which makes Sorrento and its environs such a cute site to visit.