Vico Equense Hotels with Wifi

It was a surprise. I sent an email in advance. There was a hotel car directly to the station. The road was not far away, but the road was narrow and steep. It was a little discouraged. When I arrived at the hotel, I found that it was too beautiful. The bay below the cliff was too beautiful. The design of the room was also very amazing. The boss and his wife were very nice. The breakfast room is super beautifully decorated

We can highly recommend the Don Giulio Luxury Rooms as a place to stay to explore the Amalfi Coast. It is located in Vico Equense, which is about a 15 minute train ride to Sorrento, about 30 mins on the train to the ruins of Pompeii, and about an hour to Naples. Vico Equense is a charming coastal town perched on the Sorrentine Peninsula, overlooking Mt Versuvius and the bay of Naples. The rooms are a short 5 minute walk from the train station. There are many restaurants within a few minutes walk. A lovely breakfast is included, provided by a local cafe. The host, Paolo was very warm and welcoming, and could not be more accommodating. The rooms themselves are very clean, comfortable, roomy and tastefully decorated. We really could not fault them in any way. If we ever come back to the Amalfi Coast, we would definitely stay here again.

Loved, loved, loved our stay! The hotel is a nice distance from Naples and is close to many sights - Pompeii, Vesuvius, Amalfi, Sorrento etc. Super easy to manoeuvre between these and the hotel also has a shuttle bus. Breakfast was AMAZING! The staff, wonderful. Cocktails after dark - gorgeous! Views are stunning! Pool was lovely and very much needed in the heat. Room was great - superb shower and everything you need. Choice of restaurants on site - we only visited the pizzeria - it was lovely, but staff were very very rude - so much that other diners even commented on her attitude. Gorgeous stay - would definitely go again!

I stayed in nine hotels on this trip to Italy, and this one was the most ”uncomfortable.” [Key Tips to Avoid Pitfalls] Be very careful with this [Superior Sea View Room]. It's anything but ”superior”—it's the cheapest room in the hotel (within the ocean view), the lowest-end of the ocean view rooms (there are no standard sea view rooms). It's the farthest from the sea, which is a minor issue. The key issue is that there are two vertical elevators next door, ”dimpled” from the room (essentially, two elevators directly at the head of the bed). Result A: The room is incredibly small and oddly shaped. Result B: The elevators are noisy. Don't expect to be able to change rooms. This is a terrible room type, with only one per floor. It's the same no matter which room you move to. Don't count on the hotel offering an upgrade out of kindness. I contacted the hotel using Ctrip's Black Diamond channel before check-in and was told the elevator was right next door, with no other rooms available (though there were other rooms available when I checked in). About the hotel as a whole: Pros: It's newly renovated, making it one of the more pleasant-looking older hotels. The downside is the strong odor, which is most noticeable on the highest floors (September 2026). Walking around the two lower floors, the odor seems less noticeable. The room types are generally acceptable (excluding the superior sea view rooms, a warning). The view is also okay. Cons: 1. The front desk staff's attitude towards Asian customers is average; not indifferent, but not exactly welcoming either. 2. Regarding the air conditioning: During check-in, the front desk staff gave a lot of rambling instructions, essentially saying that it only works if the balcony door is closed and locked. However, no matter how I tried to close or lock the balcony door, the air conditioning kept displaying ”LOC.” Since the weather wasn't too hot, I slept with the balcony door open for the entire night and didn't have the energy to argue with the unhelpful front desk staff. 3. This awful [Superior Sea View Room] is absolutely disgusting. 4. The room key is just a key with a heavy, old sign. 5. In the wilderness, late at night, early in the morning, with dogs barking in the distance for an hour, pure rural charm. Let's talk about the hotel restaurant. 1. Since it's not in the downtown area, if you don't have a car, you'll most likely have to eat dinner in the hotel's only restaurant. 2. Restaurant costs are pretty much the same for four-star hotels in Italy. 80 euros for two people roughly corresponds to three main courses, one dessert, and a bottle of water. This hotel restaurant falls within this price range. 3. The biggest [feature] is the portion size; it's incredibly [exquisite]. 4. For example, the shrimp main course for 28 euros (approximately) is just three shrimp slices with a little mashed potatoes; that's the ”main course” (see picture). 5. For two people with small appetites, 80 euros is enough. For larger appetites, it'll start at at least 100 euros, not counting drinks. 6. The meals are expensive, and the main courses are small. Another reason is that in Italy, main courses are divided into first and second entrees, making it difficult to get a full meal from one entree like in the US. If one person orders both entrees, the starting price is 35-45 euros. 7. The restaurant has a head waiter who looks like a gentleman waiter straight out of a TV or movie. His facial expressions, language, and body language are all very performative and ritualistic (like a magician on stage). He is very dedicated and has a strong presence, which is probably a ”super deal” for a restaurant of this price (someone mentioned him on Dianping). He is the only one in the restaurant with the authority to show customers to their seats, communicate, and take orders (this is the case in most restaurants), while everyone else focuses on basic service. Because of his professionalism and performative nature, he seems more welcoming and polite to Asians than in other restaurants, and he seems to treat everyone equally (on the surface, but only on the surface). (Of course, the other waiters are much more indifferent).

We originally booked Hotel Aequa for one night and extended our stay to seven nights, which reflects how comfortable and convenient the experience was overall. The pictures show the lovely pictures of the compound. Very pet friendly. The hotel is very well located as a base for exploring the Amalfi Coast, Pompeii, and Naples. It offers a quieter and more practical alternative to staying in the more crowded tourist areas, while still providing easy access to key destinations. The room was comfortable, with a balcony that provided a good view. The ground floor common areas are spacious and well laid out, creating a pleasant environment to relax outside of the room. Breakfast is consistent and enjoyable, with items such as hot chocolate and a well-prepared cheese omelette. The staff are friendly, attentive, and helpful throughout the stay. Housekeeping is reliable, with rooms cleaned daily and maintained to a good standard. The hotel also provides a private car park at a reasonable rate of 15 euros per day, which is particularly convenient for those driving in the region. There is a lift available, making it easy to access rooms with luggage. Amenities are very good overall, contributing to a comfortable and well-managed stay. The hotel offers a balanced combination of convenience, comfort, and value, making it a strong choice for travelers exploring this part of Italy.

Good staff. Breakfast rich in buffet- wide choice of sweet and salt, excellent quality of matterie first. Free parking indoor structure. Modern structure furnished with taste. Unfair cleaning

Overall acceptable hotel, But there are very many stairs. The room was on the -2 floor (this is if you are oriented by the elevator), but after the lift is out, a few more maze and downstairs need to go to the room, with suitcases very difficult. The room was good, spacious but cold as the hotel is in the ”mount” overall. The heating air conditioner did not work. The blankets were what saved. The hearing is high as the door to the room is not tight, with rifts. There is no free water. Whatever you ask for on the respiratory, for everything you had to go yourself (strange service). There is a good towel toilet dryer, hygienic shower. Staff is very polite. Breakfast: There is something to eat, but it is not diverse. They came to floor 10, almost everything was dismantled, had to wait until they were prepared yet. The hotel next to the station waiting, it is convenient. The views from the hotel are very beautiful. The parking is paid (also very strange).

Beautiful hotel, great breakfast! The room is specious and The team staff were very friendly! Although we didn’t sleep well all nights! you could hear people and their noise at night at 3am or 4am from other room! The hotel could renovate the interconnected rooms as our room had a door….

From Seiano Station, you have to go uphill along the road and walk for about 10 minutes to reach the hotel. This hotel is very suitable for parties, there are swimming pools, bars, gardens, large cafeterias , during our stay at the hotel, someone happened to be doing an 18-year-old celebration. There are no service facilities around the hotel, it is difficult to find, the hotel will recommend choosing their self-service (30 euros per person). Compared with the sky-high price of sea view rooms in popular places such as Amalfi and Positano, the price of sea view rooms here is quite close to the people, and there are trains and buses that are very convenient to go to the 2 places above, so the original choice of Seiano is right, and it is very convenient to go to Pompeii from here. There is no hot water bottle, disposable slippers, and wash cups in the hotel room. There are actually 2 thin disposable paper cups, not even glass, and it is open to the eye. The room does not provide bottled water. The hall is very large and you can see the sea view, but the early variety is average, there is no choice.