Campolattaro Holidays

Marco, Gemma and the team were great! Updated hotel. Very nice.

This stay was just magical - this is my favourite hotel I have ever stayed at everything from the experience, service, facilities and food was just excellent !

The resort is beautiful and the staff are lovely,Shout out to Sara at reception and Roberto in the restaurant, however April is too low of a season that you cannot fully enjoy the amenities they have. Cold pool, music was the same and not big variety on the menu - lunch and dinner is the same each day. I can imagine how lovely it will be in the summer.

What a stunning hotel, we loved our stay at the Belair in Sorrento. Little touches such as email correspondence enquiring our purpose for the stay. A 30th celebration for my son and reassurance the Belair staff would do all possible to make his birthday a memorable one. All the staff we found exceptionally helpful and kind, in particular the Restaurant Female Manager personally enquired about our daily plans and voiced genuine concern for my son's foot injury which he really appreciated. A surprise chocolate birthday cake at breakfast was a nice touch and happy birthday sung by the breakfast staff too. Our rooms were spotless and cleaned twice daily. We had a beautiful terrace each with spectacular views over Sorrento Town and Vesuvius. One of the reasons I chose this hotel was to look back onto Sorrento and this did not dissapoint. We walked into town in the evenings and there is a bus stop directly outside which we used for the train/bus station and Marina Piccola. We all wholeheartedly recommend the Belair, we appreciated it's peaceful serenity and the genuine warmth and kindness of it's staff. Thank you Belair.

The hotel was great! Rooms were clean and on the modern side for Italy. Staff were helpful and spoke perfect English. Breakfast options were solid. The location is slightly out of the way in terms of not being right in the thick of the touristy area near Caffe Grambius but in good walking distance. This area Chiaia was quiet and upscale. The area right above it called Vomero was very posh and lovely to walk around.