Hotel Due Torri

“Superior room week walking”

Excellent from start to finish from the quality of the superior room to the friendlies of the staff and the food. The hotel is nice and quiet, with excellent access to local walking and the path of the gods. Really enjoyed our stay and would recommend to others. We booked via Exodus travels as… more

Excellent from start to finish from the quality of the superior room to the friendlies of the staff and the food. The hotel is nice and quiet, with excellent access to local walking and the path of the gods. Really enjoyed our stay and would recommend to others. We booked via Exodus travels as a self navigator walking package. Everything was arranged via the hotel and seamless from arrival with Francesco providing us with all the information we needed to start the week. One evening we got to go in the kitchen and see a demo of the meals being made and live music was provided on another evening with a BBQ, this was alongside a local christening which made the evening more enjoyable. The house red which we drank was perfectly drinkable and well priced, we found no reason to chose others off the menu. The food was varied each evening with a fish/meat option and usually came in 3/4 courses, my wife who usually avoids seafood even managed to eat the muscles and clams and 2 fish dishes really enjoying them. At all points all of the staff at the hotel were friendly and very helpful, the packed lunches were easily ordered the evening before and varied. The Exodus trip notes were easy to follow and we enjoyed the walks we did, option to drop the optional walk for a day at a Lido in Amalfi, One word of advice to anyone wanting to do a self guided walks of the Amalfi coast in July would be to be very mindful of the weather, we did prepare well and set off very early each morning aiming to have the walks completed before 1pm each day, but the heat did start to really put a strain on us at the end of some of the 10k walks, especially those without any cover. We took over 4l water each day and kept covered but on the walk to Amalfi we needed to refill, electrolytes are a must for anyone wanting to do this trip on the summer months. It didn't spoil anything but it is something to be well aware of. So in a nutshell, we would suggest paying the extra for the superior room as we spoke to other guests and our accommodation did appear to be much better than the standard. And everything else is fine, just remember this is a 3 start hotel for walkers and day trips, not an all inclusive, it is a very slow pace of live and the small village has nothing open between 1-3 accept Cafes, the menu is limited but excellent, so not for the fussy, and the pool area quite and reserved, it's for those wanting an Italian experience after a day out sightseeing or on the hills and valleys.

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“Good base for walking but one night is enough”

One night spend here walking. Can i just agree that the dark haired man in glasses is pretty miserable. That said the lady on reception helped us enormously with moving our luggage. We had a small room in the roof, clean but I am glad it was only one night. The Breakfast is pretty awful and the din… more

One night spend here walking. Can i just agree that the dark haired man in glasses is pretty miserable. That said the lady on reception helped us enormously with moving our luggage. We had a small room in the roof, clean but I am glad it was only one night. The Breakfast is pretty awful and the dinner is such that we would eat out had we stayed longer. Its full of people on Exodus walking holidays and it’s clear they monopolise the place - no disrespect to them or their mostly v nice walkers. Okay for a one night stay but really that’s about it.

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“Average”

Friendly staff. Bog standard breakfast. When the music was played in the pool area you could hear it everywhere. No fridge in room, which with high temperatures, should be a basic essential for every room. Air con was not adjustable, no remote. Reasonable prices at the bar.