Hotel la Pergola

Questo è un boutique hotel, il che significa che il servizio è molto personale e i dipendenti ti trattano come una famiglia. L'hotel si trova a Sant'Agnello, vicino a Sorrento. È lungo una strada laterale piuttosto stretta ma accentuata da alte mura e molti alberi di limoni e aranci. Camminare fino al centro di Sorrento dura circa 10 minuti e, durante l'estate, può essere piuttosto umido, ma il panorama è carino e ne vale la pena. L'hotel dispone di una piscina di buone dimensioni sul lato anteriore e al terzo piano si gode una bella vista dal tetto della città e un'area coperta con divani dove sedersi e bere. Alla reception dell'hotel ci sono due delle donne più gentili che abbia mai incontrato. Sono stati molto accomodanti con la nostra famiglia e ci hanno dato ottimi consigli per cenare e indicazioni per raggiungere diversi servizi in città (lavanderia, escursioni, ecc.). Ci riconoscono ogni volta che usciamo ed entriamo. Sono molto genuini. La colazione viene servita al piano inferiore ogni mattina dalle 7:00 alle 10:00. Costa 7 euro a testa ma ne vale la pena. C'è una macchina da caffè predisposta per distribuire cappucini, latte macchiato, cioccolata calda e sì, caffè, che ho inserito nella mia lista dei desideri per Natale. La colazione a buffet offre un mix di opzioni europee e americane. Ci sono cereali, latte, panini e toast, oltre a uova sode, fette di formaggio, fette di pomodoro e cetriolo e, ovviamente, croissant al cioccolato. Ogni possibilità di perdere peso attraversando Positano, Amalfi e Sorrento è andata fuori dalla finestra con questo meraviglioso assortimento. C'è anche succo d'arancia, mela e acqua nelle scelte del buffet. Il gentile gentiluomo responsabile del buffet è sempre di corsa per tenere tutto rifornito, ma ha tempo per parlare con noi ogni giorno. Le camere sono tipicamente europee, il che significa che sono piccole ma molto efficienti. L'aria condizionata è indispensabile durante l'estate e funziona bene. Il bagno è dotato di wc e bidet tradizionali e la doccia è dotata sia di erogatore spray che di erogatore a pioggia. L'unica cosa che potrebbe scoraggiare un ospite è la vecchia chiave della porta che deve essere utilizzata all'esterno per aprire e chiudere quando si esce, e anche all'interno di notte per la privacy. Dopo il primo giorno trascorso qui, in realtà ho iniziato a piacermi per la nostalgia. La reception sarà più che felice di tenerti la chiave quando parti. Personalmente mi piace anche questo, dato che alcune delle nostre escursioni prevedevano giri in barca. Di notte l'hotel offre un servizio navetta per piazza Sorrento, che abbiamo utilizzato volentieri. La meravigliosa donna alla guida della navetta è stata molto accomodante e ha guidato in modo molto sicuro (la maggior parte lo capirà: gli autisti in Italia possono essere spaventosi, ma sorprendentemente non hanno incidenti considerando la quantità di Vespe sulla strada e come guidano!) Si è affrettata a riconoscerlo il nostro gruppo e potevamo sempre imballare molto bene il furgone! Nel complesso, l'unico lamento che ho è che il nostro tempo qui è finito. Sembra che questo segmento del nostro viaggio sia passato troppo velocemente e sono triste

Questo è facilmente l'hotel meno attraente in cui abbia soggiornato negli ultimi 30 anni. L'arredamento è squallido e necessita di lavori. Inizialmente mi era stata assegnata una stanza minuscola al piano terra senza vista, solo un muro da guardare, e così fioca che anche alle 17:00 di luglio avevo bisogno della luce accesa. Anche il bagno era minuscolo, mancava la presa nel lavandino e la presa della doccia era rotta. Alla fine ho cambiato la camera al 3° piano ( ce n'è solo 1), che almeno aveva luce e viste ed era leggermente più grande ma ancora un arredamento di scarsa qualità. Il personale è escluso da qualsiasi critica, a parte il gestore che non ha potuto prendersi la briga di contattarmi per le mie lamentele. La piscina è minuscola e il sito web mente, non c'è un ombrellone in vista da nessuna parte. Tutto tranne che ha rovinato la mia vacanza.

I want to start this review by saying I absolutely enjoyed my stay at Hotel La Pergola and recommend it as the ideal location to enjoy Sorrento and base to visit the rest of the Amalfi Coast. My stay got off to a bad start when there was confusion with my booking apparently caused by my travel agent but the reception staff thankfully were able to offer me another room upon payment of a small charge which I was very happy to pay. Note there is a huge difference between the sea side view and the carpark view! Be sure to get a sea side view, just pay the extra, it’s simply worth it. This hotel genuinely has great staff. The reception are very helpful, welcoming and pleasant. The breakfast is good with scrambled eggs on toast being my go too followed by very very good fresh fruit. There is cereal and far too many pastries to list. The Breakfast maître d for want of his official title is incredibly hard working. The pool is a good size, deeper than most at 2.2m and is just nice to cool off after a day exploring. It’s clean and the water quality excellent. I would prefer the pool to be available from 7am with Sunrise in August 6am but unfortunately the pool isn’t available until 9. This won’t affect your stay. I did have communication with the manager and was very pleased with the outcome. Finally I want to mention the Shuttle Driver, Tony, your driver. There can be no better advertisement for the hotel and he just makes every guest feel like a VIP. He also recommend a few restaurants and to get a boat not a bus tour and his advice was found to be spot on.

Hotel La Pergola was blocked for wedding guests and we were there 3 nights ($1200) the end of September. The good things...location was good, had parking (for a fee) and the breakfast was good. Communication was very good prior to our arrival however our stay was not the best. We were greeted outside by a friendly gentleman who helped us with our car. Reception was ok but not very welcoming. The rooms were quite small so very crowded for our 3 person set up. Linens were old and pilled. Most importantly, the air conditioner did not work. It made noise but nothing really came out of it, certainly nothing cold. I reported it and they was told a repairman would come out. The staff did not communicate it wouldn't be fixed that day so it was a very warm night. Repairman in the early afternoon and said it was working...it wasn't. Our friends rooms were very cold so I knew this was a lie. I went down and asked for a fan and reluctantly, she went to a closet and took out a rusted, dust filled fan. Fortunately, she cleaned it and brought it up to to us. It really helped so i was very happy about that. Charged one euro for an 8 oz cup of ice. Would never go back and I do not recommend. Way overpriced for the quality of the hotel.

Just returned from a 7 night stay at the Hotel La Pergola. I booked this hotel for myself and my mum, and as another reviewer mentioned, was slightly hesitant after some of the reviews left at the end of August. We arrived at the hotel about 2 hours before we could 'officially' check in (due to an early flight time) but the two women working reception were kind, knowledgeable and accommodating. They took our passports and stored them safely away (I think each pigeon hole may even have been locked, but I could be mistaken). Luckily, our room was ready early, which was a lovely surprise. The AC worked perfectly and we had absolutely no trouble with the temperature, even my mum, who suffers from the odd hot flush, was very happy. The rooms are basic but comfortable, and are cleaned every day by a wonderful and friendly group of cleaners. Breakfast was fab, a classic continental but had things to suit everyone. After 7 days I think I had eaten enough ham and cheese, but that's purely personal. The hotel is a little walk into the centre of Sorrento, around 15 minutes, but honestly in the heat of the day it feels more like 30. The hotel have obviously tried to combat this by putting on the shuttle bus, run by Tony who was lovely, but there is a large portion in the middle of the day where it doesn't run (from 12:30ish to 6pm), meaning there were a couple of long walks back to the hotel - however we made it work and it wasn't a problem. Gorgeous sun trap roof terrace with a covered area that was literally empty apart from me and mum, which was a real treat. The gentleman who worked the reception at night and tended to the breakfast was really friendly and personable, and made our stay really enjoyable. Overall, really good stay, location slightly further out than I would stay again, but that's personal preference, and forgot to mention the Hotel's Restaurant, Cafe Latino - set back from the Corso Italia under a blanket of trees, it was wonderful. Staff were kind and food was amazing!

The first thing to say is that we really liked this hotel. I'll admit that I was a little apprehensive after reading some of the recent reviews, most of which I feel are unfair based on our recent experience. We made very welcome from the time we set foot in the hotel and everything was explained clearly. Yes, the passports were taken from us, as mentioned before but I personally can't see the problem with this. Our room was set up as triple and was located at the from of the hotel, looking out towards he sea and hills. It was quiet and the room was very clean and the beds super comfortable. The breakfast was excellent. There was plenty of choice and everything was well presented. Although I don't know his name, the gentleman who worked the reception at night and then did set up the breakfast in the morning could not have been more friendly and welcome and deserves a special mention. There is a free shuttle service into Sorrernto which is run by the delightful "Tony", a nicer, kinder person you could not wish to meet. Thankyou Tony. All in all I we could not have had a better 4 night stay at Hotel La Pergola and would not hesitate to return. Thankyou to all the staff for making our stay so enjoyable.