The stay was what we needed after a year of working in the city. We were looking for something calm and beautiful in the "countryside" of the island. In my opinion this area is one of the most beautiful areas on the island where you are surrounded with nature, tranquility and amazing views. The bnb is accessible to many beaches such as baia di sorgeto, sant' angelo and the beaches of forio (chitara, cava dell'isola etc...). From Sant' Angelo, you can access the maronti beach by boat. The breakfast was delicious. There was a variety of foods that could meet different tastes. From salty breakfast like myself, to sweet to cereals, to fruits and so on. It was enjoyable having our breakfast every morning from Natalina's beautiful terrace. Natalina was very helpful, recommending us the best authentic and traditional restaurants on the island and getting to meet her and her daughter Anna was a pleasure. We will definitely come back.

Villa Natalina is located in a beautiful secluded place, the bus stop is in 5 minutes walking distance, also there are supermarket and restaurants nearby. Baia di Sorgeto is also close to the place. Rooms, hotel and its territory are all very clean, the room was not big, but had a very big patio, there is everything that you might need. Breakfast is served on the terrace on the roof with a magnificent view. Natalina and her daughter Anna are very careful to their guests, they provide you with all the information about your holiday on Ischia island. I have spent an excellent week there and hope to return. Grazie!

The host and her daughter were very nice and informative. They gave us lots of useful info about what to do in Ischia and the public transport. The hotel is located right by Sorgetto Bay, which is a must visit!

Since the island is very steep, in order to get to the bus stop from the hotel, you need to walk up long and extremely steep roads, which are a nightmare with luggage and in the heat. I would definitely suggest hiring a car or getting a taxi to and from the hotel when you're travelling with all your luggage. The pillows were also a bit dirty (possibly stained from a previous guests makeup), but we were too tired at the end of each day to care, to be honest. Also, just beware that in Naples, and subsequently Ischia, the electricity cuts out randomly quite often. We weren't aware of this, and we thought it would be useful for others to know in advance.

The accommodation is located on the street down to baia di sorgeto, so if you have a scooter or car (free parking at the accommodation) it’s comfortable located between Sant’Angelo, Citara and Forio. The room has everything necessary, even a mini bar and a small terasse. breakfast is served on a panoramic terasse, with sea view and has everything you need (and very good homemade cake). The big star of the accommodation is the owner, she is very sweet and helping with all kinds of advices around the island. Take the time to chat with her (we speak very good Italian so I cannot say anything about her English skills). The price is phenomenal for what you get, we will come back for sure!!

The villa is very cozy and it has a very nice view on the terace. Our room had a big terace which helped us a lot. The stuff was very helpful and nice.

The mosquito netting was detached from the window, allowing mosquitoes to enter the room, which was inconvenient, especially in the evenings. Additionally, the shower curtain was not very comfortable to use. I hope these can be addressed for future guests.

Natalina is an amazing host, gave us so much good info and local tips. It's a great location to explore the island, with easy connection to local buses. The beautiful Baia di Sorgeto and characteristic town of Sant Angelo are just a short walk away! The terrace for breakfast every day was perfect, watching the sea over to Capri. Grazie mille Natalina!

As other reviewers have noted the owner Natalina is absolutely lovely. Very helpful and full of great recommendations. The villa is lovely and has a fantastic view. Breakfast was amazing too (mostly sweets, which is the norm in Italy) and it's served on a beautiful terrace overlooking the ocean. Rooms are simple but perfect for a short stay. Baia di Sorgeto is a 10-minute walk and also close (though not walking distance) to the Poseidon thermal baths.

I would only come here if you plan on having a car or scooter, as it is located at the bottom of a pretty steep and long hill. Otherwise, it is pretty well connected, with a bus stop just at the top of said hill. Our room had two single beds that had been pushed together, so not the comfiest for picky sleepers.

Incredibly nice hosts super friendly and helpful, better than described , amazing location, super clean, breakfast with sweet or salty option, you can feel like at home I’ll definitely come back and recommend to anyone!! Perfect!! 😍

There is only one place you should be staying at in Ischia and it is Villa Natalina. We had an amazing room with a terrace and a view to the sea. The owner together with her daughter are the most welcoming, kind and caring people in Italy! Breakfast is delicious and more than just a croissant and espresso. The area is very mountainous, so if you do enjoy a little urban hike, you'll love it. Honestly, I couldn't be more happy about everything in this place. If I ever return, I know, where I'll feel like at home. Thank you!

The owner is very kind and helpful, giving us very good information about the interesting spots, from very good restaurants(for rabbit and for seafood) to good Ischia wineries, all her advice were very precise and useful. The Sorgeto bay is just 10 minutes by walk. I could sleep very well thanks to the very good bed&room and relaxing Sorgeto hot spring. The breakfast was also very nice, in a terrace with a beautiful view of Santa Angelo and Capri(when the weather is good). The fruits of the garden and the homemade jam were excellent, giving me the vitamin which I needed throughout the holiday in Italy.(It's seldom to have a good breakfast with fruits in Italy) I was very glad to have chosen this place, thank you so much!!!

I think, it would be a little bit difficult without car or scooter, but you can walk also from a bus stop. (I walked around without car one afternoon, if you like walking, no problem)