호텔 두에 토리(Hotel Due Torri)

Booked this hotel for a client.Perfect for a base for sightseeing around the Amalfi Coast. Staff were extremely helpful especially Nicola in reception who looked after my client as a solo passenger who is not use to travelling on her own. She had a fantastic room with a balcony and fantastic views. Loved the hotel and the food.

Hands down the worst vacation EVER!! we left after 2 days. no time to enjoy the culture, they have you hiking 6 hours daily. Total money scheme. we were the only Americans and we left after 2 days. unbelievable Worst vacation EVER!!

Booked for one night on a whim as we was travelling about the amalfi coast, what a great find a hidden gem!! Great staff great food lovely room! Couldn’t of asked for more

This is more than a 3 star hotel! The lady on reception escorted me to and showed me around my large, spotlesss, up to date room with a balcony, whilst carring my bag upstairs for me. And had no problems when i checked in slightly early. The pool area was a lovely place to relax and food in the restaurant was really good! I had a lovely stay and the convinience of a bus stop 2 mins walk away, which was great as i didnt have a car and the property is about 40 mins on the bus from Amalfi. If you are interested in hiking 'The path of the Gods' the property is very close to the starting point! Recommended! The only things i would say are that i did not notice a lift (no problem for me but might be for disabled visitors, i imagine a ground floor room could be requested though) and maybe a liitle more selection for breakfast, although the fresh orange juice was a lovely touch and so was the waitress who explained the process. Thank you 'Hotel due Torri'.

We were on an Exodus walking trip and the hotel was ideally placed to be able to walk from there. Nice little square nearby and lots of restaurants. It is a friendly family run hotel, the food is lovely and the rooms are clean. Our room was in block 3 and our room was small and the bathroom and shower tiny. Others on our trip had nicer rooms and also a fridge which would have been useful.

This charming family run hotel was perfect for our holiday with Exodus, Walking the Amalfi coast. The hotels were spacious and clean, basic continent breakfast and gourmet evening meals. I recommend a visit to the bar before dinner for limoncello cocktails. The staff were incredibly helpful. We had a wonderful pizza and Tiramisù demonstration, both given to us at dinner, both divine.

Wonderful week here in Hotel Due Torri. Stayed as part of a tour group with Exodus with Vania our brilliant tour guide. Everything about this hotel and its staff if excellent. Fabulous home cooked Italian food, 4 course dinners, great breakfast choice and the biggest packed lunch sandwiches. My room was prefect with patio doors to a garden, cleaned perfectly everyday, great shower, TV and huge bed Staff, what can say 😁 friendly, charming, helpful. I would 100% recommend Thank you for making my holiday so comfortable and enjoyable

It's clear from other reviews that there are differences between the main hotel and the separate annexes but I can clearly say the rooms numbered "33X" were stunningly appointed and very comfortable. I was on the top floor but that's a few steps up so ask for lower rooms if that's not for you. Add in the excellent freshly prepared food each evening and the Due Torri is on my list for whenever I get back to the Almalfi area!

I stayed at this hotel for a week on a tour with Exodus Tours. The hotel is located in Bomerano, a small town where the Walk of the Gods either starts or ends, depending on how you do the walk! The hotel itself is somewhat dated, but very clean and the family that runs it is most accommodating. Breakfast was included and it was fairly basic. We ate dinner there each night and the food was good. (Sometimes excellent!) There is a small pool and and outdoor bar/restaurant there and the property is well kept. I felt as though we had an authentic Italian experience at the hotel, away from the hustle and bustle of the Coast towns. Bomerano is up on the mountain 2000 ft and it takes nearly an hour to get to the touristy towns of Positano, Amalfi, etc. but returning to Bomerano each day was more relaxing and I felt ready to do the tourist thing each day.