Eleonora's Travel Agency
Destinations
Verified Review
The logistics of getting us around southwest Italy to Capri, Positano, and Sorrento went so smoothly, thanks to the services provided by Zicasso's travel specialist and another travel specialist of Zicasso's travel company. We began and ended our trip by flying in and out of Naples.
The guides, drivers, and staff of the hotels they arranged for us could not have been more friendly and accommodating. We were particularly impressed by the warm reception and overall service we received at our hotel in Capri. We were treated like family. We plan to return to Capri in 2028 and stay at that same hotel.
In addition to the quality of the service we received overall, we found the scenery in each area to be beautiful, lush, and green. They arranged several moderate-level guided hikes for us, one in the vicinity of each city we visited, and the countryside in each place was gorgeous. Each of our guides was very friendly, enthusiastic, and knowledgeable about the area we were hiking in.
Of course, the food everywhere we went was fantastic!
One unexpected bonus: At our hotel in Positano, completely serendipitously, I got to meet and chat with one of my favorite actors and his wife.
If I were to take the trip again, the one thing I would do differently would be to stay at a hotel other than our hotel in Naples the night prior to our departure flight back to the US. The room and services of the hotel staff were fine, but the hotel premises were in a hard-to-get-to location, on the second or third floor of an old building that did not have a reliable elevator. We had to drag our luggage up some long flights of stairs to get to the hotel lobby and rooms. There was also some false advertising by the hotel itself, in that the photo of the hotel we saw prior to our trip, which was represented as being the front of the hotel, was actually one side of the building that housed the hotel. The actual entrance of the building, which had to be used to get upstairs to the floor housing the hotel, was pretty sketchy-looking: dirty, dingy, and with that rickety-looking elevator we were afraid to use.
Destinations
Verified Review
The logistics of getting us around southwest Italy to Capri, Positano, and Sorrento went so smoothly, thanks to the services provided by Zicasso's travel specialist and another travel specialist of Zicasso's travel company. We began and ended our trip by flying in and out of Naples.
The guides, drivers, and staff of the hotels they arranged for us could not have been more friendly and accommodating. We were particularly impressed by the warm reception and overall service we received at our hotel in Capri. We were treated like family. We plan to return to Capri in 2028 and stay at that same hotel.
In addition to the quality of the service we received overall, we found the scenery in each area to be beautiful, lush, and green. They arranged several moderate-level guided hikes for us, one in the vicinity of each city we visited, and the countryside in each place was gorgeous. Each of our guides was very friendly, enthusiastic, and knowledgeable about the area we were hiking in.
Of course, the food everywhere we went was fantastic!
One unexpected bonus: At our hotel in Positano, completely serendipitously, I got to meet and chat with one of my favorite actors and his wife.
If I were to take the trip again, the one thing I would do differently would be to stay at a hotel other than our hotel in Naples the night prior to our departure flight back to the US. The room and services of the hotel staff were fine, but the hotel premises were in a hard-to-get-to location, on the second or third floor of an old building that did not have a reliable elevator. We had to drag our luggage up some long flights of stairs to get to the hotel lobby and rooms. There was also some false advertising by the hotel itself, in that the photo of the hotel we saw prior to our trip, which was represented as being the front of the hotel, was actually one side of the building that housed the hotel. The actual entrance of the building, which had to be used to get upstairs to the floor housing the hotel, was pretty sketchy-looking: dirty, dingy, and with that rickety-looking elevator we were afraid to use.








