Hotel Due Torri in Agerola

Lovely family run hotel offering excellent accommodation and service.

We were there as part of a tour led by Exodus. Hotel Due Torri is in a lovely small town, away from the chaos of the bigger cities, and right next to the start of the Path of the Gods. We never did figure out how to turn on the heat, but the room was otherwise comfortable and quiet once everyone in the other rooms settled down and went to sleep. Older but clean hotel, so few outlets to charge your cell phone/tablets. Enjoyed lovely cooking demonstrations in the kitchen!

We had 1 week stay at the hotel whilst doing a trekking holiday in the Amalfi Coast. Stay was very comfortable. Rooms cleaned daily to high standard . Good choice of food and wine in the restaurant. Hotel also did packed lunches for us and offered a choice for this. Staff very friendly and caring. Especially looked after well from Simona, Concetia and Rosa. No hesitation in recommending this hotel

stayed here as part of a walking holiday with exodus. great to be away from the crowds however plenty of bookable or public buses down into Amalfi to catch ferries etc; lovely family run hotel with good wholesome food .breakfast self service with plenty of choice to suit all tastes, always free tables. good small pool and bar area with reasonable priced drinks and cocktails. room clean ,comfortable beds and ours was pretty large despite not having a balcony. all rooms ensuite .Great for local walks and close to path of the Gods. Bomerano itself is a pretty part of Agerola with shops and cafes .

This is a lovely family run hotel in the village of Agerolo at the start of the Walk of the God (Amalfi). The majority of clients seem to come on group walking holidays organised by Exodus and there were three large groups staying whilst we were there on a self guided walking holiday organised by Headwater (a subsidiary of Exodus). So be aware that if you book this independently, there are likely to be groups here, which we had not been aware of. That said, we liked the hotel - the rooms we had were all of a decent size and had balconies and spa baths (very welcome after a day of walking). We were on half board basis. Each night dinner was multi coursed sampling a range of Italian dishes. Breakfast was a good buffet and on some days the hotel organised a packed lunch for our walks which was an excellent service to have. Whilst the hotel is conveniently located for the start of the Walk of the God (to Positano) and on a bus route served by Naples and Amalfi, at the end of a day of walking, it was often a hassle to have to get the bus back as you basically had to go from Amalfi and buses only ran every hour (in March) and take about an hour, not because of the distance but because of the roads (narrow and winding). So although the hotel is good, if you are going to the Amalfi, think carefully about where you want to be based depending on what you are doing / what transport you have.

This is a lovely family run hotel in the village of Agerolo at the start of the Walk of the God (Amalfi). The majority of clients seem to come on group walking holidays organised by Exodus and there were three large groups staying whilst we were there on a self guided walking holiday organised by Headwater (a subsidiary of Exodus). So be aware that if you book this independently, there are likely to be groups here, which we had not been aware of. That said, we liked the hotel - the rooms we had were all of a decent size and had balconies and spa baths (very welcome after a day of walking). We were on half board basis. Each night dinner was multi coursed sampling a range of Italian dishes. Breakfast was a good buffet and on some days the hotel organised a packed lunch for our walks which was an excellent service to have. Whilst the hotel is conveniently located for the start of the Walk of the God (to Positano) and on a bus route served by Naples and Amalfi, at the end of a day of walking, it was often a hassle to have to get the bus back as you basically had to go from Amalfi and buses only ran every hour (in March) and take about an hour, not because of the distance but because of the roads (narrow and winding). So although the hotel is good, if you are going to the Amalfi, think carefully about where you want to be based depending on what you are doing / what transport you have.

Lovely family run hotel. Stayed here with Inntravel as part of our walking holiday through the Amalfi coast. Lovely swimming pool with bar. Rooms were adequate, comfy beds and hot showers. Food was amazing! 3 courses, all homemade. Helped out with pizza making. Lovely local wine served from the barrel. Lovely little town either a great outdoor shop to replace our walking pole ends.

Lovely family run hotel. Stayed here with Inntravel as part of our walking holiday through the Amalfi coast. Lovely swimming pool with bar. Rooms were adequate, comfy beds and hot showers. Food was amazing! 3 courses, all homemade. Helped out with pizza making. Lovely local wine served from the barrel. Lovely little town either a great outdoor shop to replace our walking pole ends.

Family run hotel. We were here as part of a tour group and truly enjoyed our stay. Great location. Would have stayed a couple extra nights longer but they were full. All of the staff were always friendly and always smiling and fun. Room was very nice and very clean. We had an elevator that took us up to our room floor so getting our luggage up was very easy. Had a room with a patio and used it daily. Food was good and portions were big. Loved the mussels and clams. Pizza night too. Enjoyed all our breakfasts and dinners. Inside and outside bars were well staffed and fun to have drinks at and sit and relax. Fun cooking demonstrations. Enjoyed our entire stay from check in to check out! Thank you Hotel Due Torri and staff!