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La Primula is perfectly located for nearby shops, bars and restaurants as well as 3 train stations . The place was impeccably clean and Marco the host went out of his way to help us with directions to places to visit, reservations at restaurants and general help and assistance. He was so helpful! Pompei is a great town to base yourself in to explore the whole of the Bay of Naples and surrounding area. A little advice - try to learn at least a few basic greetings in Italian. The towns people did not speak a lot of English but were so helpful when we tried to speak Italian with them. Everyone we met was really friendly and interested in us.

the ruins are as amazing as I had hoped. We spent two whole days in the park, to really have the time to take it all in and not be rushed. the town is friendly and lively - just felt the quality and price of the restaurants was off, we've travelled all over Italy and this town felt like they were providing menus at top prices, then dishing up poor quality products - go for the cheaper eats where the locals are and you'll do much better. Cafe in the ruins itself, is in the forum and pretty decent! Overall, would recommend you stay overnight and take time to see the ruins properly rather than the flying visits most take, why come all this way and not see it properly?

The town itself was lovely , in the bay of Naples with mountains all around. The town has a great railway station and fast regular trains to Naples. Lots of cafes and places to eat. The Pompeii archaeological site was so much more than I ever expected . Took all day to get around . Fantastic experience and would recommend everyone to go and visit. Mount Vesuvius is 15 minutes away and you can go up to the crater rim and walk around. Trips are whilst from the town centre . Pompeii is a must

My wife and I have been interested in Pompei and the Vesuvius catastrophe fir many years. We have been to many archiological sites in many countries and we were thrilled to finally make it to Pompei in our later years. We can't do the climbing and hiking we were able to do at one time but our guide took that into consideration. The painstak ing work that was required of thousands of workers to build Pompei and then excavate it amazes us.

Pompeii was quiet after Naples and easy to reach by train. January is cold but the sun was shining and we had a wonderful trip to the Amalfi coast from Pompeii. The archeological site can be covered in a few hours including the museum. A lot of restaurants are closed in winter but we still found places to eat. The train station is convenient.

Following a business conference in Sorrento I wanted to visit ruins at Pompeii and Herculaneum. B&B PompeiiLog looked like a good value place to stay and it proved far better than I had expected. Situated a mere 3 minute walk from Villa Regina train station on main line between Sorrento & Naples it means its one stop to Pompeii ruins and four stops to Herculaneum and Vesuvius. Roberto the owner is a lovely guy who does everything to make guests welcome from making a great cappucino to breakfast to lifts to town if required. My room was spacious even for a single occupant and ideal for a couple with big bed and ensuite shower/toilet. WiFi worked a treat so I could watch movies in my room too. As weather was cold I used the heat function on the A/C unit and room warmed up fast so was very cosy and I slept well. Only downside is no local supermarket nearby as stores opposite are furniture, bedroom and DIY stores. There is a McDonalds 1 minute walk away so hot food is available albeit its fast food. I stayed 2 nights and this place was perfect as a base camp from where to explore Pompeii and Herculaneum. Then a 40 minute train ride to Naples for a day sightseeing before going to the airport and home. I will visit in Summer with my wife and will stay here again for sure.