Le Querce

We loved the peaceful setting and the gorgeous island, and we'd definitely come back. The room was spotless, the bed was super comfortable, and the upstairs room and terrace had amazing views. Eating beneath the beautiful lemon trees was a treat, and the evening lighting made it feel special. There's a lovely scenic walking trail along the water very close to the hotel. Mario and all the staff were incredibly helpful and welcoming, they really treated us like family. Staying here made our Procida trip special. We highly recommend it.

The restaurant food is delicious, and renting bikes is a great way to hop between beaches. It's wonderfully peaceful here, and the beautiful terrace under the olive trees stays cool at any time of day.

We had dinner at Un Fuoco, and it was a real experience. Ivan, the young "Direttore" of the restaurant, suggested dishes we loved, and he was honest when he thought we were ordering too much. The Lemon Salad, a Procidan speciality, was especially good, unlike anything you'll taste anywhere else in the world. The restaurant uses the same breakfast area, serving lunch and dinner. We also ate by the sea in Marina Corricella, but Un Fuoco was a step above. Breakfast under the lemon trees was great, especially the typical sweet Lingua. Scrambled eggs and bacon are available on request. Our first-floor room was clean and practical, with a distant sea view. From there and the large shared terrace, you can see part of the Gulf of Naples and Vesuvius in the distance. Sunrises were wonderful, and the terrace was lovely at sunset too. The shower dispensers had very pleasant shower gel, shampoo and body lotion, and there was a small minibar in the room. The place is in a quiet alley among agricultural land and scattered houses. We walked from the harbor with one carry-on bag each, since it's only 20 minutes away, though taxis and buses are available.

We loved breakfast under the lemon trees, with fresh fruit and all the cakes they have here. The staff spoke English and were very helpful. The host said the bus would be fine, but it wasn't. Take a taxi, which costs 12 euro. We saw half the island and still had to walk 15 minutes. The room was small but okay, with a fridge and AC. You can hear noise between rooms and people on the outside stairs. We thought it felt more like a hotel than a B&B, but never mind.