It was an amazing place, with the view of Vesuvius over the bay of Naples in the background. And the staff? This place is run by a few catholic nuns. What do you expect? My daughter already wants to visit again next year :)

It is a bit removed from the Sorrento center, so if you have a car, it is no issue. But, as we traveled by bus, which by the way is not always punctual, it could be an irritant. But, on the positive side, you have the opportunity to hike up and down while absorbing the beautiful views of the bay and Vesuvius from the serpentine mountain side roads passing by beautifully decorated local gardens with orange orchards.

Big room. Nice B&B. Beautiful view from terrace. Breakfast was ok. Aircon good. Working with codes instead of keys, which is nice. Enough room for parking. Steep uphill for a few meters, but doable. Not a lot of noise at all, so that was great.

Pillows hard. Room doesn't get fully dark as there are only shutters no dark curtains. Bathroom light went automatically on with the fan which was annoying in the night. Breakfast was a bit simple. Location is 20 minute downhill from centre. 30 minutes uphill (quite steep ajd dark).

The sister's were very helpful with explaining about the bus times and how to get to sorrento and back . The rooms were clean and had fresh towels everyday. The views from the terrace were fantastic. The gardens are lovely to walk around, have a few animals there such as a goat, chickens and peacocks.The breakfast was very good value , €5 per person

Very steep hill to the property if you don't have drive or have a disability. Quite far from sorrento centre as you need to get a bus or taxi there and back.

The view is astounding! From the terrace, you can see the bay, the sunset, the Vulcan and Pompeii. The room is spacious and the nuns are very accommodating. We had a tour booked and they anticipated the breakfast time for an earlier hour, so that we could eat.

The property is away from the Sorrento train station. So, if you don’t have a car and need to rely on public transportation, be aware that the buses are not reliable and they might not stop for you if the bus is already full. There is no handicap access to the place.

This location is a convent run by very sweet & especially helpful nuns. Sister Anna was very gracious. She gave us a ride to town when we had to be at pickup location early. The location is up hill in Priora off a main road. At the end of the driveway is a bus stop which runs frequently to the city of Sorrento for 1.4€ one way (abt 10 min). A breakfast is provided daily 8-9:30 am. The room was very modest (it's a monastery room). There is an outdoor rooftop patio that overlooks the sea. Quiet area. Taxi from train station was 45€. There is an elevator at the convent. No TV in the room, but in Italy we were out of the room most of the day. Wi-Fi.I didn't realize

I didn't realize when I made booking that it was uphill from the city - I thought we would be able to walk. Not a good idea - the main road is very busy and very tight!

The view from the balcony was amazing. Sisters were very very friendly, accommodating and attentive. No trouble to ask for extra pillows, I sent a message via the booking.com app to ask for more pillows, when we got back to the room they were there. Three of us stayed in a triple room, there was plenty of space. Lots of car parking. We were sorry we couldn't say goodbye, we couldn't see anyone around when we left - thank you for having us!

The light in the bathroom, it was on a sensor. During showering it kept going off, we had to keep opening the shower door to turn the light on. There are no windows in the bathroom so it was very very dark.

Beautiful place but at the top of a hilly road, fantastic view over the Bay of Naples from the terrace

It's a very winding hilly road, OK if you have a car not if you depend on public transport or have to walk Taxi cost €40 50 mins walk, only 2&3/4 k but all UPHILL!

My room was quiet and comfortable, modest in size but perfectly fine for a solo traveller staying for just a few nights. Breakfast is available on the premises for a small fee. The view from the terrace out across Sorrento and across the Gulf of Naples is spectacular.

The accommodation is located outside the centre of Sorrento in a very hilly location, so it's challenging to get to and from without a car or scooter. It's possible to walk downhill into town, but unless you're up for a steep and long walk you need to get transport to return. Buses aren't particularly frequent so you need to plan carefully. Or there's taxis. However I found questions about transport were answered promptly and helpfully by the accommodation which was a great help!

The property is beautiful and has incredible views of Sorrento. The breakfast was great with fruits, juices, breads, croissants, pastries, yogourts, and cereals. The nuns even made us eggs. The room was clean and they make up the room everyday. There was a fridge outside our room which we had access to. The nuns were very gracious helping us with laundry and giving us a lift to town on our last day. Loved our stay here.

The property is located out of the city and although it did not bother us to take the bus up and down and walk the short distance it could be difficult for people with limited mobility. Once you are there you can walk to a very good restaurant but it is a good walk on a busy street.

We came for the views and the Franciscan(?) sisters. They were deeply kind and warm. One spoke excellent English. They were spiritually inspiring for me, as were the little quotes about the place. The view of the water and volcano from the shared terrace was spectacular with many tables and chairs. We usually had it to ourselves actually. Breakfast was great in a room downstairs. The property was very lovely to walk around outside. Even had a stream. And a beautiful chapel. Don’t panic! It is an open guesthouse, there are ashtrays on the deck and I am sure you could have a glass of wine.

Very strange that the pillows were too high and hard. You really need to have the correct bus timetable for trips to and from Sorrento. I think you can pay cash on them but the sisters sold us bus cards. Sita bus leaves from Sorrento station (and other stops). The timetables I googled were not accurate. Go to Santa Agata via Nastro Verde. Or Priora. Could have happily just stayed at the guesthouse rather than go down to busy Sorrento. Note: great good-value restaurant nearby, Il Borgo, but closed on Monday!