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Parco dei Principi

  • 5 stars
  • Via Bernardino Rota, 44, - Sorrento
  • 4.21510
Parco dei Principi
Parco dei Principi
Parco dei Principi
Parco dei Principi

Pure Italian architecture and design

  1. The private waterfront and beach
  2. The saltwater pool
  3. The restaurant right on the water's edge
Address
Via Bernardino Rota, 44, - Sorrento

Perched directly above the sea and featuring a series of tunnels excavated directly though the stone cliff leading from the hotel above to the private beach below, the Hotel Parco dei Principi is a masterpiece of Italian architecture and ingenuity. Designed by the architect Giò Ponti, the complex blends perfectly with the stunning beauty of Sorrento and the breathtaking surrounding land and seascapes.

Three Centuries of Beauty

The Parco dei Principi has a long history, first as a residence for noble dames and barons in the 1700's, and then as a venue for exclusive and luxurious parties and events in the following century. In the mid-1900's, the architect Giò Ponti was commissioned to transform the historic villa into a luxury hotel while maintaining an aesthetic harmony with the surrounding coastline.

Here, the azure tones of the sky, sea, and traditional majolica tiles blend together, and are echoed in the decor of the bright rooms with views over the garden and sea. This triumph of Italian style and design honors the Mediterranean water and land in its balance of modernity and tradition.

The Family Room, completely surrounded by the lush grounds, is the perfect solution for those travelling with family due to its ample indoor space including a double room and separate living area with sofabed, both of which have their own TV.

Luxury by the Sea or the Pool

The private beach at Hotel Parco dei Principi is particularly unique, formed from two rocky cliffs supporting a sundeck perched over the clear turquoise waters of Sorrento. Guests reach the beach through a series of tunnels dug through the cliffside beneath the hotel, and exit directly onto a private seaside paradise. The saltwater outdoor pool was also designed by Giò Ponti and is completely surrounded by the shady grounds of the hotel. The diving board in the center of the pool seems to float on the water's surface (pool's use is seasonal, limited to the summer months).

The Sea at Your Table

Both in the summer when guests can dine on the dock at the beach directly on the water with the cool sea breeze and sound of the waves acting as dinner companions at the Ristorante Poggio Siracusa, or in the Sala Giò Ponti dining room with views over the water from the picture windows, guests can sample the most traditional dishes from Sorrento, featuring the bounty of the land and sea.

Want to stay fit on vacation? At the Parco dei Principi, the gym is open 24 hours a day.

Guest reviews

kfirshir

Ehhhhhh- pass

3
Sep 14, 2025
Beautiful property, views and gardens but very very outdated rooms, and unhelpful staff. Would not come back and would not recommend to friends.
Luke S

Good location, terrible room

2
Aug 23, 2025
Just arrived for a 4-day stay. The location is beautiful, but we paid for a sea view balcony room and it is nowhere near 5-star level. The furniture and fittings are really cheap and it needs repainting.
Jan W

Stunning views and beautiful midcentury design.

5
Aug 18, 2025
This is such a beautiful hotel -especially if you like 1960s design. The location and views are absolutely incredible. We had a deluxe sea view room with a balcony on the 4th floor. It was very spacious with loads of storage space and lovely original furniture (and extremely quiet). Other family members had a garden view room and superior sea view (of these the garden view room was better). Housekeeping was very efficient -everything was spotlessly clean. We had a lot of fun on the diving board at the pool -attentive staff and nice light lunches with a view. The beach area was well staffed and very pleasant. We had a lunch and a couple of dinners at Poggio Siracusa at sea level. I preferred the simpler pizza and pasta at lunch but the food was good. Breakfast was good and with the beautiful view -again the staff were very attentive. Giulia at the bar is an absolute superstar and drinks on the huge terrace were served with a beaming smile and lots of olives and crisps. The gardens and the old villa are lovely and it’s a flat walk into town (as others have said the shuttle is often booked up - I really think this could be improved). We had a lovely week in a gorgeous hotel with the most amazing view, chock full of midcentury furniture and decor and with friendly staff.
Jose M

Worth the Hype

5
Aug 16, 2025
I was a little worried given the mixed reviews here but was pleasantly surprised. It is a beautiful property. The rooms were a decent size, clean, and with a great beach vibe. The breakfast had a great variety of fresh fruits, savory items, and sweets- with a nice view of the Sorrento coast. What a great way to start the day! The diving board in the pool was fun and the beach offered different swimming / tanning options. The best part was the attentive staff who made sure our stay was exceptional. It is a bit of a walk to the main square and they do have a shuttle service. I just wish they offered more space or more vans given the number of guests during this time.

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The Hotel Parco dei Principi is near both the center of Sorrento and the Marina Piccola port, in a strategic location for enjoying every aspect of a seaside vacation on the Italian coast from culture to nightlife. The hotel has an outdoor parking lot available for guests.

Via Bernardino Rota, 44, - Sorrento
From €433.00