Bellevue Syrene

Occupying a superb and peaceful position, on a promontory in the most picturesque corner of old Sorrento, the hotel boasts views over the Gulf of Naples on the Mediterranean Coast.

Just a few steps away from the city centre, this former 18th-century villa has recently completed a major renovation, which preserves the antique style and historic recognition of the property.

An enchanting atmosphere prevails in all area of the hotel, from the beautiful terraces with breathtaking views, to the delightfully appointed internal salons and lounges, featuring antique pieces combined with design furniture.

Since 2009 all guest have free access to the Club Lounge, where every day, from 08:00 to 20:00 pm, the staff serves a rich selection of canapé, light snacks, assorted fresh fruit, soft drinks, local wine, coffee and tea, evening appetizers. Don't miss it!

The Bellevue Syrene is located in Piazza della Vittoria, few minutes walking from the main square of Sorrento, Piazza Tasso, where restaurants and shopping are.
The train Station Circumvesuviana, the main bus station and the harbour are at 10 minutes walking distance.

The Hotel Bellevue Syrene offers 59 Rooms and Suites. While few accommodations have garden or courtyard view, most have balconies or terraces with breathtaking sea views and each room is different from the others.

The cuisine at the Bellevue Syrene offers a rich selection of dishes, with the accent on preparation to the finest local culinary tradition.

The Il Don Giovanni Restaurant, with its spacious interior and full length windows above the bay, or the intimate Gli Archi Restaurant are open during the winter months.

During warmer months you can enjoy light fare or dining al fresco at the open-air La Pergola, which in the evenings becomes a romantic piano bar. In addition to this,within the shade of hundred year-old pine trees, on a lovely terrace, you will find the Il Pino Restaurant.

Between the monuments and the antique villas you can find: the Basilica di S. Antonino, which dates back to the 9th-century; the Cloister of San Francesco, which was built at the beginning of the 19th-century; the wonderful remains of the Villa Pollio Felice; and the Bagni della Regina Giovanna.

Of much interest is the valuable collection of paintings of the 17th and 18th-centuries and the examples of antique ceramics and inlaid woodwork, typical of this area, housed at the Museo Correale di Terranova.