Palazzo Avino
Hotel · Scala
Via S. Giovanni del Toro, 28, 84010 Ravello SA, Italy
Highlights
Michelin-starred dining, plush rooms, and stunning sea views await.
Via S. Giovanni del Toro, 28, 84010 Ravello SA, Italy Get directions
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Michelin-starred dining, plush rooms, and stunning sea views await.
Via S. Giovanni del Toro, 28, 84010 Ravello SA, Italy Get directions
$$$
"An on-site boutique that highlights Italian designers, vintage ceramics, and collaborations with local artisans; it sells curated tableware and design pieces, some of which are used in the hotel’s dining experiences, reflecting the owners’ passion for fashion and regional craftsmanship." - Laura Itzkowitz
"A cliff-top, women-operated ‘Pink Palace’ run by sisters Mariella and Attilia Avino that combines Ravello’s serene, aristocratic charm with access to the sea via a chic beach club. The 43 individually designed rooms and suites reflect the sisters’ style, and facilities include the renovated Michelin-starred Rossellini’s, casual Terrazza Belvedere and Lobster & Martini Bar, a spa and pool with signature pink-and-white striped umbrellas, and the Pink Closet boutique stocking curated clothing and accessories." - Laura Itzkowitz, Erica Firpo
"Palazzo Avino, run by Attilia and Mariella Avino, is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World on the Amalfi Coast. It is a popular choice with bookings already being made for 2025." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"In any other setting, it would be impossible to miss the lashings of marble, vaulted hallways, and antique busts, yet all eyes point in one direction: to the horizon. Palazzo Avino, first built as a private home in the 12th century, has a fairy-tale vista across the Monte Avvocata valley and the yacht-speckled Bay of Salerno. Known as the “pink palace of Ravello,” it is run by sisters Mariella and Attilia Avino, who have infused the place with buckets of personality and style—right down to the hand-painted tableware designed by Mariella and the Mar-a-viglia white wine from their vineyard, La Cascinetta, served at the glam Lobster & Martini Bar. The decor is Poseidon’s palace by way of Moda Operandi, with pink shell tiles, glossy sea foam blue bathrooms, and chic scalloped headboards. Palazzo Avino doesn’t do straight lines: Doorways are arched, ceilings domed, mirrors wavy, all mimicking the raggedly vertiginous coastline. Baroque terraces bursting with bubblegum-pink dipladenias lead down to the pool, where candy-striped parasols shade Dolce sliders, and homemade Sorrento lemonade arrives in colorful Marino glassware. The hotel’s beach club, 20 minutes away, is a sprawling cliffside hangout, taken over by Valentino in 2023, complete with red loungers and retro changing booths. The main restaurant, Michelin-starred Rossellini’s, is one of the most spectacular dining rooms on the Amalfi Coast, where waistcoated waiters serve plates of lemon ravioli by candlelight, and all is well with the world. —Charlotte Davey" - Jamie Spain
"Palazzo Avino, first built as a private home in the 12th century, has a fairy-tale vista across the Monte Avvocata valley and the yacht-speckled Bay of Salerno. Known as the “pink palace of Ravello”, it is run by sisters Mariella and Attilia Avino, who have infused the place with buckets of personality and style—right down to the hand-painted tableware designed by Mariella and the Mar-a-viglia white wine from their vineyard, La Cascinetta, served at the glam Lobster & Martini Bar. The decor is Poseidon’s palace by way of Moda Operandi, with pink shell tiles, glossy sea-foam-blue bathrooms, and chic scalloped headboards. Palazzo Avino doesn’t do straight lines: doorways are arched, ceilings domed, mirrors wavy, all mimicking the raggedly vertiginous coastline. Baroque terraces bursting with bubblegum-pink dipladenias lead down to the pool, where candy-striped parasols shade Dolce sliders, and homemade Sorrento lemonade arrives in colorful Marino glassware. The hotel’s beach club, 20 minutes away, is a sprawling cliffside hang-out, in 2023 taken over by Valentino, complete with red loungers and retro changing booths. The main restaurant, Michelin-starred Rossellini’s, is one of the most spectacular dining rooms on the Amalfi Coast, where waistcoated waiters serve plates of lemon ravioli by candlelight, and all is well with the world."
