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"The property fell short of 5 stars only because of their lack of control over other patrons. I called the front desk around 9pm to ask they alert the family that occupied multiple rooms that their children were running in the hallways while screaming. The response given was that they’d tell them when they came down to dinner. She knew exactly who I was referring to. Needless to say, around11pm, the running and yelling started up again. It’s a beautiful property within walking distance of the ruins, but I expect more from hotel staff so we probably wouldn’t stay in this hotel again. "

"Grounds and view were beautiful. Excellent breakfast!"

"Clean room, comfortable and a good location if visiting this area. "

"Good amenities although not all available in winter months. Have stayed here in summer and the beach Lido is good and included (if you stay at other Lido’s it can be €25 per day for a lounger). Good for self catering holidays and very close to the beach (short walk). "

"The Hotel is a short walk from the spectacular Archaeology Museum and Excavations, and is set back from the road. Absolutely quiet, with comfortable lounge seating and pool, in a family environment. Very welcoming. "

"parking fully utilized the available space but hotel made it work"

"Beautiful property with private beach area! Excellent food! "

"Stayed for a week with two kids (5 and 8). Apartment is basic but has everything you need. The kids room has no window but that meant they slept later than usual in the morning! The pool is fantastic - big enough not to feel too busy even with other families around - and the view over the valley is absolutely stunning. Each apartment has assigned sunbeds for the pool, meaning no stress over space during busy periods. Air conditioning works well and the kitchen is well equipped. The nearest beach town (Castellabate) has great places to eat and nice beaches. We felt very lucky to stay here. "

"Beautiful "