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TOP 5 Hotels on the Amalfi Coast
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Our best hotels on the Amalfi Coast
1. NH Collection Grand Hotel Convento di Amalfi 5*
This spectacular retreat is located in a renovated monastery that clings to a cliff face and offers unrivalled ocean vistas. Enjoy luxury infinity pools and a spectacular restaurant serving up local Mediterranean dishes. Rooms are impeccably decorated in bright and crisp whites, with beckoning sea views and delightful terraces.
2. Hotel Villa Romana
Hotel Villa Romana is a spectacular Amalfi-based resort that's exquisitely decorated with crisp Mediterranean whites. Its prized restaurants boast the best in local produce, with a charming dining hall facing a beautifully tended garden. Couples can indulge in the wellness spa or take a dip in the shimmering pool.
3. Hotel Raito Wellness & Spa 5*
This breathtaking hilltop spa retreat is nestled in the sun-kissed region of Vietri Sul Mare. With sumptuous sea views from all corners of its grounds, it doesn't get better than the hotel's ocean-view pool. Rooms reflect the nautical views with Vietri blues and seamless views out across the shoreline beyond.
4. La Medusa Hotel 4*
La Medusa is located in a stunning 18th-century property nestled among orange groves and Mediterranean gardens. Guests have access to a wealth of fabulous services, from a stunning outdoor pool to a palatial indoor lounge. The rooms are equally elegant with classic hardwood furniture and Vietri-inspired furnishings.
5. Hotel Eliseo Parks 4*
Escape to Sorrento on the edge of the beautiful Amalfi Coast with this stunning seaside hotel. Boasting fun and vibrant interiors of marble and Vietri furnishings, guests can relish simple waterfront pleasures. Fine swimming pools, a delightful restaurant, and more await in the many nooks and crannies of this charming hotel.
Services will you find in our hotels on The Amalfi Coast
- Free Wi-Fi
- Hot drink making facilities
- Flatscreen TVs
- Luxury bathroom amenities
- Swimming facilities
- Delectable dining options
- Terraced bars
- Spa treatments
- Gym facilities
- Bookable excursions
Going on holiday on the Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi Coast may be spectacular year-round, but its hotels are mostly seasonal. Hotels open in Easter and continue through until late October. Outside these periods, many resorts, restaurants and bars close for the winter, making out-of-season travel very difficult. If you do find a winter deal, you'll have much of this region to yourself. The high season tends to land between July and especially August, with weekends being particularly busy. To avoid the crowds, consider travelling in June or early October. Otherwise, spring is a fine time for brisk coastal walks and mountain hikes amid blooming wildflowers.
Hotel offers at the Amalfi Coast convenient for all kind of travel
The Amalfi Coast is a dream destination for all sorts of travelling types. Couples, in particular, will find romantic vistas and splendid restaurants overlooking sparkling seas. It’s among the most popular honeymoon destinations precisely for this reason. There are plenty of fun activities for other visitors too, from boating excursions to hikes and delightful restaurant visits. That's not to mention the breathtaking historical architecture that will astound culture vultures. While the Amalfi Coast has no obvious child-friendly attractions, kids love exploring the region’s winding alleys and streets. Collect pebbles on the beach or dive into delicious gelato while taking in the views.
The range of hotels we offer at The Amalfi Coast
- Historic hotels
- Waterfront resorts
- Converted monastery hotels
- Village hotels
The Amalfi Coast: what should we bring for a hotel stay?
- Charging cables
- Multi-plug adaptors
- Guide book with useful phrases
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Pack-away towel
- Evening attire
- Hiking clothes
- Suncare and tanning lotion
- Money belt
Your best hotel on the Amalfi Coast: how to get there and make your booking
How to get to the Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi Coast is located some 20 km south of Naples. While there are no direct rail or air links, there are plenty of road access points across the coast. Most travellers arrive internationally via Naples, taking trains to Salerno and then buses onward by the coast. Ferries take passengers along the coast, too, connecting most of the villages and scenic areas. Rental cars are a fine way to explore this region too. For those heading inland, bicycles and scooters are a great way to explore. Just be prepared for the arduous hills and winding paths.
How to book your hotel in the Amalfi Coast
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The opinion of the Voyage Privé travel expert on the Amalfi Coast
With its nail-biting cliffs and scenic coastal villages, the Amalfi Coast is the Italy of postcards. You'll find luxury jet-set locations like Positano and its dazzling boutiques next to historic Amalfi, home to a stunning cathedral. Some of Italy's most opulent hotels are found hugging the cinematic shoreline, with fine dining options complementing the vistas. Whether you’re relaxing, shopping or heading out into the crystalline sea, the Amalfi Coast will amaze.
The Amalfi Coast – a hiking paradise
It’s not all pretty piazzas and shimmering waves. The Amalfi Coast boasts some of Italy’s best mountain hiking. Its trails are well-marked, providing excellent walking for beginners and enthusiasts alike. The hilltop path of Sentiero degli Dei is widely regarded as one of the world’s greatest walks.