Featured hotels in Amalfi Coast
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£50
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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
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"Beautiful facilities with an amazing view of the sea & the town. Incredible breakfast, very helpful staff...we loved our stay!!"
Katie. New Zealand -
£116
Average price per night
Villa Piedimonte
Ravello
Description Boasting an outdoor pool and a sun terrace with panoramic views of the Amalfi Coast, Villa Piedimonte offers accommodation in Ravello.Review"The staff was very friendly and helpful. The property has the most amazing views."
Raquel Cariati. Canada -
£267
Average price per night
Description Located in Positano, Villa Magia is a boutique hotel offering an outdoor pool and terraces with panoramic views of the Tyrrhenian Sea.Review"Hotel was beautiful and the staff were so friendly and helpful"
Emily Coombs. United Kingdom -
£368
Average price per night
Le Sirenuse
Positano City Centre, Positano
Description Centrally located in Positano, Le Sirenuse is just 200 metres from the coast and its beautiful beaches.Review"It is a magical hotel. Amazing location. Wonderful views. Superb service."
Michael. United Kingdom -
£99
Average price per night
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"- Perfect place with great location and stunning view - Very cozy and comfortable room with all required bathroom accessories - Friendly personnel that returned to the reception after 8PM for our check..."
Viktor. Ukraine -
£445
Average price per night
Il San Pietro di Positano
Laurito, Positano
Description Offering a private beach, fitness centre and a Michelin-starred restaurant, Il San Pietro di Positano is located in Positano.Review"Spectacular views, beautiful rooms and exceptional service."
Sophie. United Kingdom -
£182
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Al Barilotto del Nonno
Laurito, Positano
Description Overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, family-run Al Barilotto del Nonno offers air-conditioned rooms with a terrace and sea views.Review"One of the most relaxing places we have ever been to. There is a Beach near the Hotel with a very good restaurant, but it is 20 minutes down a steep path. Also it is a 20 minutes walk to Positano Town...."
Richard. Philippines -
£137
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Albergo California
Positano City Centre, Positano
Description Featuring a terrace with panoramic views of the Amalfi Coast, Albergo California offers classic accommodation in Positano.Review"Staff very helpful- stunning view"
Cathy Kaschula. South Africa -
£120
Average price per night
Hotel Villa San Michele
Ravello
Description Only 50 metres from the Tyrrhenian Sea, Hotel Villa San Michele is in Ravello's Castiglione area. It offers air-conditioned rooms with sea views, a traditional restaurant and a 24-hour reception.Review"Balcony extraordinary. Most stunning views on amalfi. Away from the crowds"
Suzanne. Canada -
£81
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Hotel Villa Delle Palme
Positano
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"Hotel owner extremely friendly and helpful with great recommendations."
Pam. Canada
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.
