Villaggio Verde

We stayed in one of the wooden bungalows and absolutely loved it. The accommodation was spotless, cleaned daily, and had everything we needed: a great shower with hair dryer, a little stove for cooking, fridge, crockery/utensils, kettle, and reliable air con. It made it easy to settle in straight away. Breakfast and lunch were available on site and the food was genuinely delicious. The snack bar by the pool was another highlight, you can run up a tab and settle it at the end of your stay, which made things really easy. The pool itself was much bigger than expected, with beautiful views, and plenty of space to relax (sunbeds are hired daily for €5 which include a towel). The grounds are stunning, filled with lemon trees and plenty of peaceful corners. It felt very private and calm, perfect for relaxing after exploring Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast. We also booked our excursions through the accommodation and I couldn’t recommend it enough. The staff arranged everything for us, and each trip was seamless from start to finish. We were picked up directly from Villaggio Verde and dropped back off at the end of the day, which made the whole experience stress-free. The tour guides were incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and made the days fun as well as informative. We felt really well looked after, and each trip made sure we saw the very best of Capri, the Amalfi Coast, and Pompeii without the hassle of figuring it all out ourselves. Booking through them really added to our holiday and made everything feel easy and personal. The staff were exceptional, friendly, welcoming, and incredibly helpful. They treated us as though we’d been friends for years. They went out of their way to answer questions, make restaurant reservations, and guide us on public transport so we could easily reach other places. It really felt like a home from home, and we left already planning our return. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a warm, authentic, and peaceful base in Sorrento. Tips for future guests: •Mosquitoes are around, and the UK “jungle” DEET sprays didn’t work well for us, buy the local Italian products from the nearby pharmacies/supermarkets, they’re far more effective. •Speaking of supermarkets, there are several close by which made picking up essentials very convenient. •To walk into Sorrento town, you’ll need to go down a hill (and back up later). Some reviews make it sound much worse than it is—it’s manageable, and there are white pedestrian lines along the road so you’re not actually walking in the traffic.