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What Guests Said About Ravello:
Chris
Australia
10
Ravello is a beautiful town and Amalfi town is easily...
Ravello is a beautiful town and Amalfi town is easily accessible by SITA bus. We were in Ravello during a heat wave, temperatures in the mid-30s, in August and walking around this hilly locale was exhausting during the day. The locals suggest May and September/ October as ideal visiting periods. Dinner at Hotel Graal was good as was the pizza at Mimi pizza, but generally avoid the marquee cafes in the main square - expensive and the food is hit and miss. Villa Rufolo is worth the visit.
June
United States of America
10
The roads, (the access) to the apartment are treacherous...
The roads, (the access) to the apartment are treacherous (like Mr Toad's Wild Ride)...walking to the steps up to Ravello, down to Minori requires great determination (and caution); however, it is "all" a Must in order to experience so personally the sea, the village, and the beaches. I loved loved loved my weekend, would go again & will treasure the memory of the Amalfi coasteria.
Francine
Canada
10
We had heard that Ravello, although lovely, was overcrowded.
We had heard that Ravello, although lovely, was overcrowded. Happy to report we did not experience overcrowding at all, even though visited in late June. We left our car with a valet service at the edge of town and were driven to and from central Ravello. Sunset dinner in a lovely restaurant overlooking the Amalfi coast was a highlight, as was a guided tour of Villa Rufolo the following day. Ceramic shops, filled with colourful dishes and designs, were expensive but fun to browse. A limoncello factory and shop next to our appartment provided free tastings and we enjoyed an after dinner sip on our balcony as night fell. So glad we visited!
Stella
United States of America
10
Ravello is now my favorite place on earth.
Ravello is now my favorite place on earth. Quaint, beautiful, romantic. Although it is touristy, it doesn't feel overrun. There is something photo worthy around every corner. We immensely enjoyed our time in Ravello! Tip: it is not a good town for elderly or disabled people as there are steps everywhere!
julia
United States of America
8.0
Ravello is a lovely hillside Unesco site.
Ravello is a lovely hillside Unesco site. There are incredible views of the Amalfi coast and nice hiking trails in the area. Lots of pricey small boutiques and mediocre restaurants. It is lots of fun to try all the different limoncellos. You can definitely chill out and take in the countryside.
Thomas
United States of America
8.0
It's really a very small town but we enjoyed strolling...
It's really a very small town but we enjoyed strolling the square and shops and the grounds of the Villa Ruffolo. Strongly advise against taking the public bus up from Amalfi. It's a mob scene, it took waiting for two buses till we could push our way through the mob to get a foot of standing room.
“Excellent location two minutes from the central plaza in Ravello and about five minutes from the bus stop to go to Amalfi. The apartment was spacious and clean with excellent views. The staff was cordial and helped us with a very early check-in. The nearby restaurant run by the owners serves delicious food. Overall great value!”
“Loved coming home to the hotel after a day of sightseeing along the Amalfi Coast. Dinner and breakfast were excellent. Views were spectacular. Staff was very accommodating.”
“Ravello, Italy is on the Amalfi Coast but not thought of as a destination to stay. We stayed in Ravello at Hotel Bonadies for five days and found it to be centrally located to not only enjoy Ravello but Amalfi, Atrani and Manori as well. The Hotel is very nice upscale hotel with wonderful views of the coast. It has a good breakfast and restaurant for evening dining.”
“Exquisite, boutique hotel in the charming medieval city of Ravello high atop the Amalfi Coast. Lovely décor, and rooms have dizzyingly breathtaking views down to the coast. It’s just a few minute walk to the main part of Ravello, which is very small and precious. Everything about the room was perfect, and it was quite spacious, particularly the bathroom. A nice breakfast is included.”
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