Grand Hotel Cocumella

Summary

Residing in Sorrento, a town of legends and gardens, the Grand Hotel Cocumella sits atop a dramatic cliff – offering views of the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius beyond.

Set within a century-old park, this oasis of tranquillity has been the destination for such distinguished travellers as Goethe, Anderson, Freud, the Duke of Wellington and many more.

Built in the 16th Century as a Jesuit monastery, the hotel offers 50 elegant rooms: all air-conditioned and charmingly furnished with antiques in the local style. Special features of the hotel range from a seaside solarium and private chapel for concerts, to lazy day cruises in the Vera – the hotel’s very own tall ship.