The breath-taking view of the Imperial Hotel Tramontano dominates the most beautiful part of the Gulf of Naples with the spectacular Vesuvio in the background.Classic, refined and elegant style.Its architecture represents the most viewed image of Sorrento worldwide.
Throughout its long history, originally as a private residence then from 1812 as a hotel, the Imperial Hotel Tramontano has had the great privilege of playing host to the most important personages of the literary world: Goethe, Byron, Scott, Shelley, Lamartine, Musset, Keats, Leopardi, Ibsen.
The world-famous song "Torna a Surriento" was composed by G. B. De Curtis on the Tramontano terrace.
All of this, in a unique and incomparable setting, guarantees an unforgettable stay in Sorrento.

The vast, elegant halls and lounges, sparkling with reflections from the sea, are decorated with frescoes, majolica, soft oriental carpets, period statues, old masters and priceless Sorrentine inlaid furniture.
They mirror the finery, meticulous style and eye for detail that are the distinguishing marks of the entire hotel.

The Imperial Hotel Tramontano has meeting facilities seating from 10 to 200 for any kind of meeting, conference or corporate event, with coffee break and business lunch options.
The 18th century "Aminta" conference room offers amplification system, audio and video recording, video, slide and film projection, direct phone lines, air-conditioning and a fashion show catwalk.

The rooms and the apartments on the sea or with view on the deluxe garden, are delicious and pleasant, every particular and various from the others.

The richness of detail in the suites and rooms, with views over the Gulf or over the Mediterranean park filled with rare centuries-old plants, makes them unique, every one different.

The hotel's clifftop position allows the deep blue of the sea to permeate the rooms.

By day the restaurant reflects the blue of the sea and sky, whilst in the evening it reserves a romantic atmosphere with the delicate pattern of fishing lights.
The kitchen, proud possessor of the old recipes of the head of the dynasty Alfonso Iaccarino, such as his mouthwatering cannelloni, continues the traditional and homely art of Neapolitan cuisine, all supervised by Chef Alfonso Iaccarino, patron of Don Alfonso 1890. The cuisine is Mediterranean with meticulous attention paid to the quality of its raw materials. Chef Alfonso Iaccarino is greatly inspired by nature, strictly following theeasons in his chosen ingredients.

Sorrento, with its centuries-old hotel tradition, is in the heart of an area incomparable for its abundance of history and natural beauty: the island of Capri, the Amalfi Coast and Pompeii all have direct transport links with Sorrento and are reached in a question of minutes.

BY CAR
From Highway A/3 Napoli - Salerno go towards Naples until the Castellammare di Stabia exit.
Take the Castellammare di Stabia exit and continue on SS 145 for about 23 Km, continue through various different towns before arriving in Sorrento (Vico Equense, Meta, Piano di Sorrento and Sant'Agnello).
Sorrento is approximately 48 kilometers from Naples and is about a 1 hour drive without traffic.

BY BUS
From the Tiburtina Station in Rome, Marozzi buses leave daily for the Sorrentine Peninsula.
The SITA line departs daily for Amalfi, S. Agata sui due Golfi and Massa Lubrense (making all the stops in the different towns on the way) with departures every half hour or so from the Sorrento Train Station.
There is also a daily bus that departs from Assisi for Sorrento.

BY TRAIN.
From the Napoli Centrale Piazza Garibaldi of the Ferrovie dello Stato, where trains arrive from the main Italian cities, the Circumvesuviana local trains depart providing daily service about every 30 minutes to Sorrento.
The trip takes a little over an hour and no reservations are necessary. The ticket costs about 2.60 Euros and can be purchased at the ticket counter and at any of the newstands in the station.

BY PLANE
From the ARRIVALS terminal at the Naples Capodichino airport, Curreri buses are available daily to take you to the Sorrentine Peninsula.
The ticket costs about 7 Euro and the drive is a little less than an hour.
From the airport you can also take advantage of the taxi services or numerous other sorrentine transportation companies with rates ranging from between 70 and 100 Euros.
Buses, taxis and shuttles can take you from the airport to the Circumvesuviana station in Naples.

BY BOAT
From the Beverello dock of Naples at the Piazza Municipio ferries and hydrofoils pcan be taken to Sorrento.
The trip lasts about 45 minutes, and is quite comfortable, but it costs almost twice as much as going by train.
They dock at the port of Sorrento, which is about 500 meters from the center. Shuttles are available from the main square.
It is also easy to reach the islands of Capri and Ischia from Sorrento, thanks to the streamlined maritime transportation network that has frequent departures by hydrofoil and ferries.

If cancelled up to 2 days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged.
If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the first night will be charged.

All children are welcome.
All children under 2 years stay free of charge when using existing bedding.
All children under 2 years stay free of charge for cots.
Maximum capacity of extra beds/babycots in a room is 1.

Pets are allowed. No extra charges.