Torre Perrotti

Breakfast was such a treat, especially Mario's focaccia and croissants. The cured meats, cheeses, and jams were lovely too, with the fig and cocoa jam my favorite. Before we left, Francesca and Mario sent us off with homemade ricotta and pear cake and a little homemade limoncello. They were wonderful to talk with over breakfast, and Francesca told the history of the family palazzo so well. The living room beside the breakfast terrace holds the story of both the building and the family. We stayed three nights in the Isidoro Suite, a splendid, spotless room with meticulous design and a sea view. The kitchenette had everything, even cutlery and dish soap. The bathroom was spectacular, with a large tub facing the sea-view window and an equally impressive shower. There was a small, well-stocked wet bar by the huge, incredibly comfortable bed. Francesca and Mario welcomed us with wine, taralli, and biscuits in the room. Each day after cleaning, there was a little surprise, yogurt or biscuits, and the towels and bathrobes smelled incredibly fresh. The location is right in the center, close to everything. We'd definitely stay again when we're next in Santa Maria di Castellabate. I'd give it more stars if I could.

I've been lucky enough to live at Torre Perrotti for the fourth year in a row, and it will always have a place in my heart. Its beauty is almost disarming, with the sea seeming to caress it every day. Francesca, Mrs. Giulia, and Mario are wonderful, kind, and always helpful. Thanks for everything, and see you soon at Wonderful Torre.

One of my favorite places, and we'll be back. Staying in this beautiful castle felt like a fairytale. Everything was just right, from the welcome to breakfast, and Francesca and Mario were lovely.

For the last three years, we've kept choosing Torre Perrotti for our holidays. It's a lovely spot by the sea, and Giulia, Francesca, and Mario are such wonderful people.