A charming hotel with flower-filled balconies
Hotel Michaelangelo sits right on Corso Italia, Sorrento's bustling main street, boasting an elegant Italian style befitting its location on the Neapolitan Riviera.
A shady pool is in a particularly pretty spot with lush foliage spilling from raised beds. There’s a refreshment stand by the pool where you can order drinks and snacks, which makes lingering here all too easy. You could also make your way up to the seaview rooftop terrace, with more sunbeds and shaded seating areas for a perfectly made cup of Italian coffee. You’ll also find the Sky Bar up here, the perfect place to order a cocktail in the evening.
Two restaurants serve colourful dishes in striking all-white dining rooms. The generous buffet breakfast sets you up nicely for a day in Sorrento, and you’ll want to return for the chef’s beautifully presented Italian fare in the evening.
Rooms decked out in sea blue and terracotta give you all the right summertime feelings and they all have air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. If you can bag a room with a balcony, you have the perfect place to start and end a beautiful day in sunny Sorrento.
Bringing the little ones? Cot hire is an additional charge at this hotel
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Restaurant (buffet breakfast and à la carte dinner)
- Snack bar
- Rooftop bar
Entertainment
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor rooftop swimming pool
Sports & Health
- Solarium
Good to know
Certified sustainable
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Find out more about Sorrento
The first stop on the Amalfi Coast after Naples, Sorrento is one of the most famous towns in the area, and with good reason. With so much to do, Sorrento holidays can include much more than sipping limoncello and sunbathing – though, of course, lots of people choose to do just that. Connected to Naples by train, Sorrento is as easy to visit as it is to stay in – its pedestrian streets and abundant lemon trees attracting both shoppers and weekenders.