This a nice hotel in a great location near shops and restaurants in Sorrento. The main areas were great and the staff seemed friendly. The rooms were also remodeled and clean. New tile and comfortable beds. The room was small and had two twin beds (which seems like a mainstay in Italy). Also, the shower, as mentioned earlier, was VERY... More

Thoroughly fantastic a hotel to remember with fondness service brilliant food marvelous staff a pleasure More

We stayed at the Michelangelo Hotel as part of a tour of Italy. We had a triple room (one double bed and a single). The room was unclean - it looked as if there were urine marks in the bidet, there was hair on the toilet seat, a few of the towels looked stained, and there were a few hair... More

Just came back from Italy and this is a great hotel on the main street of Sorrento, beautiful decor, very clean, lovely piazza to sit out on, dining room waiters were fun and food was very good. Would highly recommend to visit and stay. More

Located near the centre of town.Good food, both dinner and breakfast. Friendly helpful staff. Pay for computer use, which I think is a bit rough in this day and age. Large (cold) pool, nice rooftop sundeck. Room large with three beds, attractively furnished, clean and fresh.Well designed large bathroom containing all amenities. Small balcony with table and chairs. A large... More

We loved the Michelangelo. The room was very clean, and quiet. The staff were really friendly and charming, particularly the dining room staff who delivered great service even when at maximum capacity. We were half-board and the meals were very satisfactory - there was certainly plenty of it! After a couple of days we only ate half the starter or... More

I went to sorrento in august 2011 with family and friends for me and my fiancee to get married. We stayed at the michelangelo hotel which was breath taking from the second we walked and were made to feel welcome from the start of our stay till the finish. On the wedding day the staff at the hotel could not... More

Having been to Sorrento and stayed in 4* hotels before, which were amazing, I was sorely disappointed with this hotel. The food, where do I start, the vegetables were either tinned or frozen, the neat was tasteless, everyhing tasted of salt. Dishes of pasta looked and tasted as though they had come from a tin! Most of the meals were... More

We stayed in the Michelangelo on a half-board basis booked through Thomson. We thoroughly enjoyed our holiday. The hotel is very well located, just a few minutes' walk from the railway station, bus station and centre of Sorrento. It was lovely to stroll round the centre (which is mostly pedestrianised in the evenings) after dinner. The hotel was quiet and... More