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The EXCELSIOR VITTORIA is a historic Grand Hotel comprising three different blocks built between 1834 and 1880. The Grand Hotel EXCELSIOR VITTORIA is notable not least for its private gardens, which lead from the main square of Sorrento to the Hotel entrance. An immediate feeling of peace and tranquillity is experienced as the town centre is left behind and the visitor discovers a place unlike any other hotel. Five acres of luxuriant grounds full of beautiful Mediterranean plants and flowers, the gardens are an important part of Sorrento, containing a number of very old specimens and magnificent blooms. Guests can enjoy a stroll and admire the plants, or simply relax in the shade of the trees and take in the unparalleled beauty of the Bay of Naples. And with no shortage of different paths to follow, this is also the ideal place to take a jog or do a few keep-fit exercises in the open air. A number of original Roman columns were found at the time when the Hotel was being built, and these can still be seen in the gardens of the EXCELSIOR VITTORIA. Other items of interest uncovered are exhibited in Sorrento’s Museo Correale. The gardens of the EXCELSIOR VITTORIA gratify not only the senses of sight and smell, but of taste as well. The citrus groves still provide most of the oranges and lemons consumed daily in the Hotel, and the old olive trees are currently the source of the fine extra virgin olive oil used in the two Hotel restaurants. . Also situated in the gardens of the EXCELSIOR VITTORIA is the swimming pool where guests can relax and bathe in the perfect setting, and enjoy good food sitting in the orange grove nearby.

Precisely because of its unique layout, the Hotel is able to offer a generous selection of rooms with a variety of features. Almost all rooms have a terrace or a balcony overlooking the Bay of Naples or the beautiful hotel grounds. All rooms have private bathroom, air conditioning, satellite TV, minibar, safe and direct-dial telephone. The historic suites are tastefully furnished with original period furniture and have a terrace looking out over the Bay, affording splendid views and spectacular sunsets. The Enrico Caruso suite, very much in demand, retains the same décor and furnishings as when the famous Italian tenor stayed there for more several months, in 1921. The Pompeii Suite is decorated with frescoes inspired by the most handsome villas in nearby Pompeii. Among the spacious accommodations are also the Suites degli Aranci , overlooking the orange grove, and the romantic Vittoria Suite, with terrace on two sides.