Hotel La Corricella — Hotel in Procida

We stayed there mid September and it is a really a nice little place! Martha was perfect during the booking process and while we were there as she speaks really good french and that made things easier! The room was so spacious and comfortable! I see in other reviews some comments about the pillows and i have to agree...although the mattress was great, the pillows were really hard and my neck was really hurting at the end of our 2 nights there.|We didnt have the chance to try their restaurant but it seems like a very popular spot. The breakfast was really average though but considering the price you pay (more than reasonable) you cannot have it all!|A few comments on what I thought would help future travelers there:|- the nearby church bells ring every 15 or 30min from around 7am till 23.30 or midnight. So you are fine for the night but if you want to nap and are a light sleeper, not great|- All the rooms are facing the sea and spectacular views; we were on the same floor as the Reception and you share the terrace with 2 other room which is lovely. The 3 rooms had their own table and chairs, parasol but it was also very passing. You can hear people talking etc It is facing the sea and of course their restaurant and the marina, it is quite noisy on evenings. There was a party somewhere in the marina on our first night and that was quite loud.|- A piece of advice to get to the hotel: access from the port is quite tricky as it is either a taxi or the bus. We got on the latter. But because the marina is pedestrian only, bear in mind that you will have quite a few stairs to go down and a bit of walking before getting to the hotel. We had an early ferry booked from the Main harbor and we couldnt face going back up with all our things etc so we booked a taxi boat. It was an early one on a sunday morning so it cost us E50 for 2 for a less than 15min journey. Very expensive indeed but our comfort that early and at the end of our holidays was priceless...If I had to go back there again, I would book a taxi boat transfer to easily get there as opposed to the bus but we didnt know. The hotel use their partner Il Porticciolo who charges usually E20 pp for transfer to the main marina except if it is out of hours. We saw some cheaper prices from other provider on the marina.||I would totally recommend the hotel and maybe go back...

Ok so first thing you need to know is that this little gem I’m the Marina Corricella is not for the physically challenged. There are a lot of stairs and no lift. But then most of Procida is like this! Stairs, narrow hold your tummy in streets and steep up and down. But I’m not complaining. If you are able to manage stairs this is a lovely small hotel. Staff are super helpful and speak English . The rooms are clean, crisp and have everything you need - except coffee making facilities in the room! The bathroom is excellent and the bed comfy. But the view is the selling point. Located below the fort on the south side of the island you can sit on your own outdoor terrace and watch the boats and tenders sail in. It’s no where near as glitzy as Capri but that is the charm of Procida. The hotel is located at the far (eastern) end of the Marina Corricella and it’s divine . Rates are excellent. WiFi is also available. Come to this hidden wonder if you want somewhere authentic...

Just back from a 3 night stay at this very comfortable small hotel on a gorgeous island.|First, the views were everything that I had hoped for as was the island itself. What's not to like with the colorful buildings set on a small mountain overlooking the harbor with colorful fishing boats? The rooms all had views of the sun setting over Mount Vesuvius in the distance and those colorful buildings. It is located in the harbor of Corricella which is a short taxi ride from the harbour on the other side of the island where the ferry and hydrofoils come and go. The buffet breakfast had a good variety of food. The staff were very friendly and helpful.|It was so nice to be on this laid back island after stays in busy Florence and Rome before arriving to Procida. It seemed like everyone had e-bikes and that's great as they are replacing mopeds and motorcycles. Their restaurant served delicious meals. Overall a great...