Lovely setting overlooking Sorrento-particularly peaceful after the town's hustle and bustle. Courtesy bus could run a couple more times per day but local bus stop is right outside the hotel.Get tickets at hotel beforehand as not all "Tabac" sell them. Rooms in villa are basic but clean and comfortable. Didn't see why people complained about breakfast. The choice seemed fairly... more

I stayed here with my Mother and Aunt for 1 week in June and we were thrilled with the hotel and the location. The Villa is basic but clean and comfortable with a nice rustic feel. Initially I was disapointed with our room as it had no balcony but I quickly overcame this as we found that there was an... more

Villa Romita was just as we had expected from the other reviews. The rooms were very basic but clean and we had a wonderful view from our balcony. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. Although we were half board we only had dinner twice over the course of a week - we feel that there are so many other... more

As already mentioned in other reviews, the villa is linked to the Grand Hotel Hermitage. We stayed half board, and although the breakfast is just OK - dinner is great value. Salad Bar, pasta, main course and dessert. " choices for each course, and if you don't like anything - just ask for something else - the staff were very... more

Only a pleasant tree-lined 50 yard stroll from, & operated by the 4 star Grand Hotel Hermitage, which is just down the hill from the center of Sant' Agata. This small villa is a gem of a place to stay. We had room #10 with a large wrap-around balcony overlooking the entire town of Sorrento, The Med & back across... more

The Villa Romita is a separate building but really a part of the Grand Hotel Hermitage. There is a short walk up a steady incline, not very steep, from reception up to the Villa Romita. The hotel's 3 friendly setters are always nearby when you are walking. We had 3 rooms for 6 people for three days. The rooms are... more

I stayed at the Villa Romita with my boyfriend after booking a late deal to Sorrento last year. Needless to say, as it was a late deal I felt slightly apprehensive as to the quality of the hotel. I need not have worried. The Villa Romita was just lovely. It is an old 18th/19th century villa that is annexed of... more

Had a pretty long drive to get to Sorrento, since we were coming from Acquappesa, down in Calabria, plus we stopped on the way to check out the ruins of Pompei. As we get into Sorrento, the drive becomes nightmarish - seems like everybody is out to kill somebody. Having spent sometime on Sicily and in Calabria, it's rather strange,... more

Stayed at Villa Romita in Oct 2007. It is located just behind the Hotel Hermitage. Bus from Sorrento, the the driver you want the Hotel Hermitage stop as they share the same reception. The Villa is a bit isolated for off season stay. The balcony view is great. The Hotel breakfast is a bit basic and I find the waiter... more