Featured hotels in Amalfi Coast

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  • £234

    Average price per night

    Hotel Savoia, Positano

    Hotel Savoia This is a Preferred Partner property. It is committed to providing guests with a positive experience thanks to its commendable service and good value. This property may pay Booking.com a bit more to be in this Programme.

    Positano City Centre, Positano

    9.3 Superb 1,083 reviews
    Description Hotel Savoia has been in the family for 3 generations. It has a fantastic location in Positano, next to popular Mulini Square and 200 metres from the beach.
    Review

    "Very very nice hotel, the view amazing, staff very friendly, location is good, breakfast not bad. Positano itself have a lot to offer. We're stunned for the view. our room have balcony where my husband..."

    safira IDAWIDURI. Indonesia

  • £253

    Average price per night

    Villa Piedimonte, Ravello

    Villa Piedimonte

    Ravello

    9.3 Superb 465 reviews
    Description Boasting an outdoor pool and a sun terrace with panoramic views of the Amalfi Coast, Villa Piedimonte offers accommodation in Ravello.
    Review

    "Friendly but not obtrusive service. Great room with modern decor - fantastic bath with giacuzzi. Shuttle bus into town adds convenience."

    Vanessa. USA

  • £540

    Average price per night

    Villa Magia, Positano

    Villa Magia This is a Preferred Partner property. It is committed to providing guests with a positive experience thanks to its commendable service and good value. This property may pay Booking.com a bit more to be in this Programme.

    Positano

    9.7 Exceptional 221 reviews
    Description Located in Positano, Villa Magia is a boutique hotel offering an outdoor pool and terraces with panoramic views of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
    Review

    "One the best experiences we have had in accommodations. I really felt like I was in my own villa. The villa had so much history, charm and beauty, the views breath taking! Luca, Claudio and Muriel truly..."

    Aila. Canada

  • £1,179

    Average price per night

    Le Sirenuse, Positano

    Le Sirenuse

    Positano City Centre, Positano

    9.6 Exceptional 185 reviews
    Description Centrally located in Positano, Le Sirenuse is just 200 metres from the coast and its beautiful beaches.
    Review

    "The beautiful view is much valuable."

    Lee. Hong Kong

  • £159

    Average price per night

    La Moresca, Ravello

    La Moresca This is a Preferred Partner property. It is committed to providing guests with a positive experience thanks to its commendable service and good value. This property may pay Booking.com a bit more to be in this Programme.

    Ravello

    9.2 Superb 299 reviews
    Description Boasting a spacious shared terrace with stunning sea views, La Moresca offers rooms in the centre of Ravello. Free Wi-Fi access is available throughout the property.
    Review

    "The design of the rooms was very pretty and to have breakfast on the rooftop was really wonderful."

    Esther Daniella. Greece

  • £984

    Average price per night

    Il San Pietro di Positano, Positano

    Il San Pietro di Positano

    Laurito, Positano

    9.7 Exceptional 165 reviews
    Description Offering a private beach, fitness centre and a Michelin-starred restaurant, Il San Pietro di Positano is located in Positano.
    Review

    "The views from the terrace were amazing. A wonderful place to have a sunset drink. The staff were very helpful especially Paolo and Lorenzo. We had four fabulous days here."

    Peter. Australia

  • £211

    Average price per night

    Al Barilotto del Nonno, Positano

    Al Barilotto del Nonno

    Laurito, Positano

    9.4 Superb 381 reviews
    Description Overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, family-run Al Barilotto del Nonno offers air-conditioned rooms with a terrace and sea views.
    Review

    "The location was wonderful with a beautiful view with small balcony. The room was very clean . Giovani and family were very nice to us. Breakfast was lovely. Giovani 's family made us eggs just..."

    Marlena. USA

  • £815

    Average price per night

    Covo Dei Saraceni, Positano

    Covo Dei Saraceni

    Positano City Centre, Positano

    9.0 Superb 273 reviews
    Description With its seafront location, Covo Dei Saraceni is set in Positano. This 5-star hotel offers free Wi-Fi, air-conditioned rooms overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, and an outdoor swimming pool equipped...
    Review

    "The room was very clean. The bed was extremely comfortable. We had a junior suite with a balcony, and it was well worth the money; the view was amazing. Cleaning staff checked our room twice each day...."

    David. Canada

  • £180

    Average price per night

    Hotel Villa Delle Palme, Positano

    Hotel Villa Delle Palme

    Positano

    9.1 Superb 280 reviews
    Description Villa Delle Palme is a family-run hotel located on the main road of Positano, between 2 famous restaurants run by the same owners.
    Review

    "We liked everything about the hotel- the convenient location, comfortable room, balcony with lovely sea view and very helpful owners and staff."

    Joe. Ireland

  • £92

    Average price per night

    Hotel Pensione Reale, Maiori

    Hotel Pensione Reale

    Maiori

    9.4 Superb 227 reviews
    Description Located on the Maiori seafront, Hotel Pensione Reale is an intimate property with free Wi-Fi. It offers classically furnished rooms with an LCD TV and Sky channels.
    Review

    "Everything was perfect I’ll definitely be returning ASAP 👍"

    Patricia. Ireland

Amalfi Coast highlights

Conca Dei Marini
Home to the Emerald Grotto, sea-lovers can snorkel in the crystalline waters, while foodies can savour Sfogliatella, a sweet shell-shaped pastry from the Convent of Santa Rosa.
‘Painted Village’ of Furore
Small but full of character, this stunning hillside town gets its other moniker from the colourful open-air museum of murals lining its bougainvillea-lined streets.
Romantic Ravello
While Annunziata Historic Building hosts recitals, Villa Rufolo also delights with spectacular views and concerts in its gorgeous gardens.
Handcrafted goods from the Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi Coast is a home to unique artisan products. Positano is known for its linen beachwear, while Maiori is where you can shop for handmade Gladiator leathersandals.
Natural caves of Praiano
Set in natural caves, revellers can head to Africana Famous Club and admire the shimmering waters below. Extravagant live performance and lobster dinners are also on offer.
The ceramics trail of Vietri sul Mare
While colourful ceramics can be admired up and down the Amalfi Coast, the traditions of the master ceramist are a closely guarded secret in this picturesque coastal town.
The fishing village and anchovy paradise of Cetara
Experts at preserving anchovies, trattorias here are known for their fresh homemade pasta with fermented anchovy essence Colatura di Alici, topped with crunchy pumpkin.
Lemony pastries at Piazza Cantilena
Sal de Riso Patisserie is perfect for people watching with some chilled lemon mousse, a zesty lemon sorbet, or a generous slice of pear and ricotta cake.
Historic Piazza del Duomo
The grand staircase at 9th-century Amalfi Cathedral is a must-see. Sample chocolate-covered orange candy overlooking the bougainvillea terraces and turquoise waters.
Sunbathing along the Amalfi Coast
Crystal clear waters and endless stretches of golden sands run from Duoglio Beach in Amalfi to Cavallo Morto Beach in Maiori, while the hidden Laurito Beach near Positano is wonderfully secluded.

A Feast For the Eyes

Comprised of brightly coloured villages cascading down sheer cliffs, the Amalfi Coast is on the opposite side of a peninsula from Sorrento. Between the UNESCO World Heritage-listed villages are lemon groves and winding roads hugging the coastline that are definitely not for the nervous driver!

In wonderful Positano, delicately positioned houses somehow manage to cling to the cliffs. The next village along is Praiano, on a flatter piece of land and with a 12th-century church. Furore in the hills above a fjord has its own winery.

Amalfi itself is picturesque, as it rises from the harbour to the top of its 13th-century cathedral. As the coast’s largest town, it has a good selection of bars, restaurants and accommodation. Adjoining it is Atrani, a fishing village with a dramatic, beachside road supported by arches.

High above is Ravello whose Villa Rufolo’s landscaped gardens offer magnificent panoramas of the coastline below. Due to its position, this town boasts the Amalfi Coast hotels with the best views and, of course, prices to match. Back at sea level Minori and Maiori have the longest beaches.

Due of all this splendor, you might struggle to find cheap Amalfi Coast hotels, but there is also a selection of affordable apartments and B&Bs on Booking.com, and in any case the fantastic views makes the price well worth it.

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