HOTEL SPICY, Sorrento – A Smart Stay in the City

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms, although noisy due to the busy road, were surprisingly clean and comfortable. The service was a bit of a hit and miss with friendly staff but overly fussy at times. The location had its charms, being away from the city but lacked convenience for walking. The dining experience had its ups and downs with fresh items but limited gluten-free options. Overall, a decent stay with some room for improvement.

The hotel rooms were small and seemingly built of cardboard, with incessant noise from doors banging and a dog scratching at its door all day and night. Despite a small balcony, the noise levels were unbearable, leading me to check out early and forgo my second night stay without any inquiry from the staff.

I enjoyed my stay at the hotel overall. The rooms, although not soundproof, were comfortable and featured a lovely balcony where I relaxed every evening. However, some rooms lacked charm and views. Being at the end of the hall also meant a slightly larger room, which wasn't a bad trade-off.

My stay at the hotel was a bit of a mixed bag. The rooms were very basic and had dirty bed linen with noticeable stains, but on the bright side, they offered plenty of space and great natural light for early mornings. The service was hit or miss, with some staff members being disinterested, yet others were extremely friendly and added charm to the hotel. The location, while on a large hill, provided a quiet escape and was close to a beautiful hidden cave for morning swims. The dining experience was average, with some sweet and savory options, and the facilities were sufficient with no standout features.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and spacious, although the location was a bit far from the city center. The service was friendly but inconsistent. The dining options were good but limited, and the facilities were well-maintained.