Hotelunterkünfte in Amalfi-Küste auf Expedia.at

We had an unbelievable time at Lloyd's Baia. The view from the hotel is incredible, the staff is good, breakfast amazing, the place is very clean and the fact that you can have your own balcony was a plus. Just 5 minutes walk from Vietri Sul Mare where you can get fresh great quality sea food. The beach was good and the elevator take you right down to the beach. Would definitely stay there again.

Best location in positano. Great staff. Great pool area. Highly recommend this place

The Palumbo Hotel is an enchanting masterpiece. Every minute is a feast for the senses. The decor was superb and the staff was very accommodating. It is in a very good location, and there is a charming little cafe next door. I would definetely return to this hotel if I am lucky enough to go back to Ravello some day.

The Palazzo Ferraioli Hotel in Atrani , is an excellent place to base your holiday on the Amalfi Coast. The town of Atrani has a nice mix of local people and a small number of tourists, as opposed to some of the other towns on the Amalfi coast which are more touristy. It is a pleasantly quiet town, which has some nice local restaurants, and its own beach. It is also only 5 - 10 minutes walk from the town of Amalfi (through a tunnel in the mountain) which gives you easy access to all the facilities of the larger town. There are good transport links to the rest of the Amalfi Coast via Sita Busses from Atrani, or Ferries (my favourite way of travelling along the coast) from Amalfi. The Palazzo Ferraioli Hotel is a very pleasant hotel, rooms advertised with a panoramic view have a spectacular view over the village of Atrani out to the sea. My the Gina Lollobrigida room (all the rooms are named after actresses, was very large and came equipped with a large Plasma TV and a jacuzzi. Hotel staff are all very friendly and helpfull, and all waiting and reception staff speak english. The hotel also has a spa and treatment center however I didn't get a chance so sample any of the treatments.

The hotel overlooks the central square so can be a little noisy at times. We realty enjoyed our short stay and would recommend this hotel as it is close to all transport links and amenities. The staff are helpful and Breakfast can be enjoyed overlooking the busy duomo square from the rooftop. Ask for a room facing the Cathedral as you can sit and watch all day.

I have always dreamt of visiting Positano. July 2014 I finally made it there. I booked the trip on Expedia and just took a chance on the hotel. I promise you we were totally impressed with the staff, the quality of the rooms, food and pool/terrace area. It was everything we had hoped for.

The Sole Splendid is a good solid old fashioned hotel for exploring the Amalfi Coast or for a beach holiday. It is situated at the quiet end of the promenade of Maiori, which is one of the most family oriented and traditional towns along the coast. It is also one of the more affordable towns and is a good budget option. All of the rooms have beautiful private balconies that overlook the Sole Splendid beach and the waves. Everything in the town is within a 10 minute walk from the hotel and there are decent transport links and restaurants nearby. I will note that we have travelled extensively in Italy for many years and are familiar with typical service and what to expect for an Italian breakfast (anything more than coffee and a hard roll with jam is considered generous) so our expectations were not high. The hotel is a typical 3 star in a 1960's building. It is family run and has not been updated but the rooms were clean and large, bathroom was large, balcony and view was perfect, beach was nice, and the room had air conditioning, a fan, and a mini fridge. The staff were friendly if spoken to directly in Italian, but otherwise kept to themselves.

Lots has been written about this hotel. It is all correct. The hotel had arranged for our pick up at Amalfi harbour at 03.00am after we left a party in Capri still at full swing, and we were whisked straight up to the Rosa Suite which is split on 22 levels and overlooks the beautiful blue sea. Nothing was missing, and the staff had even laid out a late night supper of Italian delicacies to welcome us. We only spent 2 nights and lazed by the pool most of the time, but we were definitely looked after as well as anywhere in the world. We ate at the lovely restaurant and watched the full moon reflect in the water far below. All-in-all it is an old world version of the Burj Al Arab (and without the gold and glitz) and definitely a place we will return to one day.

Arriving in Amalfi is challenging but hotel communication was excellent, clearly explaining parking arrangements and directing us to the hotel garage. On arrival at the hotel Agnese, the Hotel owner / manager, greeted us personally. She was welcoming and accommodating and personally accompanied us to our room, explaining the facilities. The lift is small so the suitcase had to come up separately but that was dealt with on our behalf. We arrived in the room...wow! We booked a junior suite for a special occasion and were utterly delighted. The bathroom was spectacular and spotless. The bedroom, although lacking drawer space, was also spotless, well presented, comfortable and welcoming. The upstairs mezzanine floor held the breathtaking jacuzzi bath, two seater sofa and the glass table and two chairs inviting you to relax. It was a little disappointing that the tea and coffee were chargeable in such an expensive hotel, but a minor point given the quality of everything else. The staff were very accommodating and generally pleasant. Our trip was to celebrate a family wedding but it was also our Wedding Anniversary. We were presented with a bottle of Prosecco at breakfast as a gift from the hotel, which was laid out beautifully with cards our family had delivered. The roof terrace is lovely with a jacuzzi, sunbeds and towels. Checkout is 10 am. Late afternoon flights meant there was nowhere private to shower and change although the roof terrace shower was offered.