We have stayed there in August during our visit to Amalfi coast. The place is really cute and beautiful, gives you a home feeling and it is placed in a very beautiful Italian village. Surrounded by nature you are in a quite peaceful place away from the crouded Amalfi. We felt lucky to see how small original Italian villages are. Big bonus that the breakfast offered at a restaurant so you have variety of options. The village also has many opinions for restaurants. If you stay here you can also visit Sorrento. Last, the owners were soooo helpful. The lady is so sweet and always there to help you. Thank you for making our stay a so good experience. High recommended and definitely value for money.

Quiet place at the edge of the village, situated in a large green garden; room on the 1st floor (stairs!) with modern equipment and a new bathroom; use of terrace and garden possible; quick speed WLAN; everything very clean and tidy; free mineral water in the fridge; a set of flyers, leaflets, walking maps available in the room;

I had a dispute with the owner about the additional cost for a second person coming along spontaneously (according to www.booking.com it is 10 € p. night additionally, he wanted to charge, however, 20 € p. night); No English/continental breakfast as announced on the web site (instead a coffee and a "dolce" in a coffee bar nearby, what was ok, but would not classify as "continental breakfast"); no tea and coffee making facilities (water heater) available in the room -- it wasn't promised, yet it would come useful neverthless, given the coffee bar in 5 min. distance Price-service ratio is ok for a double room, but somewhat expensive for single use (I paid 68,40 € p. night for one person). I have been coming to Sant'Agata for several years (annual conference) and know quite a few accomodations in the village to compare. In my opinion, Hotel Reginella offers the best price-performance ratio for a single room (41,50 € incl. communal tax and breakfast buffet)