Hotel Villaggio Stromboli

Ocean view amazing. 30 minute walk to pier. Lovely walk thru the narrow side streets. Lots of amazing restaurants. €5 per person for the fun small taxi to get to pier.

I really enjoyed the hotel and wish I stayed longer. The hotel staff - apparently a family - has done a great job overall with the property. The fact the hotel had its own private beach was a big plus... with a great view of a small island. Breakfast was also good... I would come back and will recommend this hotel to others.

Stromboli is a lovely village, full of charm and nice people. The volcano is well worth a visit as is the nice beaches and scenery

Our room - a double seaview - was musty and smelled like it hadn't been aired out in years. We were particularly aware of the unpleasant odour in the small, dated bathroom. While there was a view, the window was small and you had to stand directly in front of it to look out. The photos on the website also show a lovely pool. The pool we saw was covered in a filthy tarp and clearly hadn't been used in some time. Additionally, staff were singularly unhelpful and the desk was left unattended after 10 p.m. Lastly - and this is a minor point but so revealing of the ethos of this place - we were guided to our room at night and told we couldn't drink the water. No bottled water was provided and the restaurant (under separate management) was closed for the evening. We were instructed to purchase our own water the following day. When spending $185 Canadian a night, I think it's reasonable to expect a $1 bottle of water can be provided by the hotel. This hotel has clearly seen better days and I would not recommend it.

Location and beaches!

Amazing people ! Would come again

Family operated hotel, gorgeous buildings, right on the beach. The family was very courteous and professional and followed through on assisting with changing bus and ferry reservations as we decided immediately to stay an extra night. Breakfast was first class as well.

Die Insel ist eigenartig. Das Hotel hat eigenes Restaurant und das Essen und Cocktails sind gut.

This is a great resort with all the amenities, like private beaches, and it is affordable.

I love Villaggio Stromboli, I will aways come back. The staff was very helpful too!!!

It is a very nice resort, for a nice price!

It was a beautiful property with amazing breakfast, great views of the ocean, a private beach that was just downstairs from our room! On the quieter side of the island and a 10 minute walk from the "core" town area. Would definitely stay here again, it was the highlight of our trip to Sicily!

A lovely warm welcome upon check-in, a short tour and taken to our room. Very clean, not smelly. Shower was tight, but plentiful hot water and good pressure for an island. Towels and bedding all clean. AC worked wonderfully when needed. Breakfast is very carb intensive, and tasty. Staff were very helpful booking the shuttle to the ferry and watching bags. Breakfast coffee was freshly made to order.

Came here for literally the night to do the night hike up Stromboli, the rooms are basic but extremely clean and the hotel has a small village feel to it with its own private beach. Sunrises in the morning was the most beautiful moment, reception closes at 8pm so make sure you plan your arrival well.

Great place to relax.

Absolutely gorgeous property/grounds. Very friendly and helpful staff. Rooms are small and outdated, but the grounds make up for it. You won’t want to be inside anyway. My daughter and I didn’t want to leave. We had a sea view room. Which made a world of difference. Strongly recommend spending the very small extra fee for a sea view room.

A really nice comfortable hotel, ideally located for the hike to Stromboli, furniture and fittings a little careworn, nice breakfast with the best cappuccino we've ever tasted, overall a very pleasing stay.

The property was lovely and the location, overlooking the ocean with a black sand beach and rocks was gorgeous. There is a restaurant and bar on property. The location is a nice 10-15 minute walk from the town center. They have a pick up service from the ferry. The rooms were clean and comfortable and we had a porch. There were several places to hang out with lovely views and lounge chairs available. I highly recommend going to the Osservatori restaurant for a great dinner and view of the volcano. We made the reservation and requested a ride through the hotel. After a 15 minute walk, you can get an exciting ride the rest of the way up to the restaurant. In our opinion, there was good shopping in the town. We were so pleased to have gone to Stromboli and happy with our hotel stay. Could have stayed longer.

Absolutely most beautiful View from our room of any hotel we have ever stayed in! Wonderful scents from the beautiful plants! Gracious staff!

Mixed feelings about the hotel. The location is delightful - though probably not a good choice if you want to be as close as possible to "downtown" Stromboli - but perfect if you want somewhere quiet. Overall it felt like 2 and a half stars rather than 3. A lot of the work seems to be done by one young man who was friendly and hospitable (very sorry that we did not check his name) but the rest of the staff gave no impression of welcome. We were not able to book a sea view room - if "sea view" is not mentioned, then you won't get one (there is a small price premium). We were in the "annex" and although it was spacious and had a lovely shaded porch, the room felt old and run down - eg chipped furniture, holes in the bedspread. The shower cubicle seemed to be 70s era and minuscule although the bathroom itself was a reasonable size. The towels were mismatched in size and housekeeping had the novel idea of folding up damp towels rather than letting them dry. The tiled floor was extremely pretty but not swept when the room was cleaned ( if you hike Stromboli then may drag a lot of grit back) and you could write your name in the dust on the bathroom window sill. We heard that the main rooms and sea view rooms were in much better condition. We had heard there was a charge for WIFI but when we stayed it was free and the wifi password was on a sticker on the reception counter, so that may be a recent change in policy.