Villaggio Campeggio Santa Fortunata Campogaio

Definitely not the 4-Star beach resort as described on the listing but we had guessed that from the pictures. We stayed in a basic bungalow which was big enough for two and had pots/pans etc. but everything else is being your own even soap and a sponge to do the dishes. The pool is nice and the beach a great place to cool off. About a 15-20 minute walk into Sorrento. For the price compared to other places in Sorrento I would stay again but book the bungalow with aircon.

We enjoyed our stay. The ‘bungalow’ was clean and the bedroom benefited from softer wall lights. The restaurant on site is surprisingly good for main meals as well as their buffet breakfast service. Boat trips from the rocky ‘beach’ are highly recommended. Access to Sorrento is easy using the 1 euro shuttle from reception. Our one criticism is about noisy neighbours. We had boisterous teenagers on a group vacation in the surrounding accommodation and they were loud well into the night. This may be the risk you take in this type of accommodation of course. So armed with ear plugs would we stay there again? Absolutely

Fantastic place to stay

Everything was in walking distance: grocery store, pool, restaurant, beach. Staff was very friendly and made the trip very comfortable.

We didn’t stay lost the money it is a beautiful place Sorrento beautiful views, but the cabins extremely small for 4 people no ac and very far away from the main entrance the staff was unfriendly. We decided to rent another place.

Simple but clean accommodation. Lovely friendly staff

Friendly, well-run campsite right on the coast. Fantastic, affordable restaurant. Comfortable, well equipped cabin with great shower. Useful shop on site. Trees everywhere so plenty of shade, and the cabin never felt too hot in the evening (early September, and we weren't there in the heat of the day). Easy walk down to rocky place to swim in sea, and swimming pool looked fab, although we didn't get a chance to use it as it closed at 6. Would thoroughly recommend staying here. Buses run regularly to the town centre and the port, so it was a great place to base ourselves for trips to Amalfi Coast, Pompeii, Vesuvius etc. Really loved our time here. Only criticism is: watch out for the saucepans in the cabins. Non-insulated handles, and the only cloth in the kitchen was synthetic and melted, so couldn't be used as a substitute for an oven glove - boiling water for a morning cuppa was quite dangerous. Insulated handles on saucepans next time, or an oven glove, please!

We had extended our stay in sorrento but the hotel we were at was booked for our last night. We had used the shuttle service that Santa Fortunata offered during our stay at the other hotel and we had seen there was availability so we figured we’d give it a try. We stayed one night....we weren’t really prepared for what the accommodation would be like. We got a cabin which had two rooms, a small kitchen, private bathroom, and a nice porch with tables. It was cute. It was a tight squeeze and initially we were a little disappointed but it was only because we hadn’t done the research. We didn’t realize there was no airconditioning...the unit we thought was airconditioning was actually a heater. After all of our complaining we ended up having some of the best sleep on our trip. Also the staff was awesome. They also have a store on property that is way cheaper than everywhere else you’ll go to. Only thing that was an inconvenience is that they didn’t take any debit/credit cards.

Beautiful surroundings. A gorgeous place and close to town. Helpful staff

We were expecting a gorgeous tree house over looking the ocean. Instead we got a shack surrounded by dirt in a camp ground. The beach is all sharp rock The pool is tiny and jam packed. They require cash for everything but first you must rent their cash card with a 10€ deposit then load the card with cash in order to purchase anything at the camp ground.