Amalfi Coast

Tucked in a 14th-century building on Piazza del Duomo, this laid-back hotel features cozy rooms with stunning views, a rooftop terrace, and friendly service.

Nestled in a 12th-century palace, this charming spot serves seasonal tasting menus and an extensive wine list, all enveloped in art and elegance.

Modest hotel offering basic rooms, some with cathedral views, plus a pizzeria & breakfast. Across from the Amalfi Cathedral, this unassuming hotel is 5 km from Grotta dello Smeraldo cave and 7 km from the Moorish-influenced Villa Rufolo. The no-nonsense rooms feature Wi-Fi, TVs and minibars; some have cathedral views. Room service is available. Breakfast is available. Other amenities include a cozy restaurant and pizzeria with a traditional wood oven.

This charming beachfront spot blends upscale seafood with a casual vibe, offering fresh catches and stunning ocean views for a memorable dining experience.

Indulge in grilled meats, inventive octopus, and standout Salerno-region pasta on a lovely terrace in Amalfi, where great service complements the vibrant scene.

Refined quarters, some with balconies & partial sea views, in a medieval building with a terrace. Set in a restored medieval building, this elegant hotel is a 2-minute walk from the 9th-century Duomo di Amalfi cathedral and 4-minute walk from the marina. Refined, individually decorated rooms come with Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and minibars. Some rooms have balconies, partial sea views and/or wood-beamed ceilings. An upgraded room adds a terrace with sunloungers, while a suite features a sitting area with a pull-out sofa. The hotel serves a breakfast buffet in an informal dining room or on the seasonal terrace. There's no elevator.

Classic Italian pizza, pasta & seafood dishes served in a rustic dining room with vaulted ceilings.

Modern takes on classic seafood dishes & local wines on a terrace with panoramic harbor views.

Nestled in the heart of Piazza del Duomo, this elegant café serves up exquisite pastries and coffees in a bustling yet refined atmosphere.

Step into the Chiostro del Paradiso, a 13th-century Moorish-inspired haven in Amalfi, where 120 slender columns embrace a lush garden and invite tranquil contemplation.