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Simple, modern elegance and comfort are the keynotes here. The location is serene, only a short stroll from the Villa Comunale gardens and the waterfront. The area is also known for its fine restaurants.

Part of an international chain and very modern, this is nevertheless a comfortable choice in Royal Naples.

Built in 1914 as an aristocratic villa, this modernized hotel has retained its original Art Nouveau style. Located right on the bay, its lovely terrace and many rooms afford spectacular views.

The premium rooms have balconies with bay vistas, but all accommodations are on the beach and in sight of the Castello Aragonese. Pluses include elegant public areas and lots of facilities – three pools, one with thermal water, a spa and beauty centre, and a private beach.

This company has flats to rent either by the day or week in Naples. The website is easy to use; alternatively, stop by and talk to them in their office.

Up-to-the-minute services include a computer in your room with free Internet access. The location is handy to the old centre, and particularly to Piazza Bellini. The decor, though rather spartan, is comfortable.

Small, simply furnished, and centrally located, this modest hotel is just a few blocks from the main square of Sorrento.

Not very central, but the district and the position are attractive in their own right. The facilities have been upgraded recently, rooms are well maintained and the staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Private double rooms are available and the evening meal is a real bargain for the area. Be aware, though, that it has a curfew.

Standing above the port and painted a distinctive Pompeian red, this luxury hotel makes a conscious effort to recall the island’s ancient heritage – in fact, this spot is where the Emperor Tiberius had one of his villas. There is a small beach for the use of guests as well as a sea-water pool. Includes breakfast.