Amalfi Luxury House

Everything is perfect but the location 😫😩

I didn't make it, hotel doesn't have 24hrs front desk

I recently stayed here and enjoyed the host’s warm welcome and the sunsets over the sea, but I’d caution future guests about a few key points: Location photos are misleading. The pictures make it seem like you’re steps from Via Lorenzo de Amalfi, but in reality it’s a 5–8 minute downhill walk into town. Parking is off-site and costly (€40/night). There’s no on-site garage—parking is with a third party about a three-minute walk away, for €40 per night. This fee only appears at the final booking stage and isn’t included in the advertised rate. Prepare for a steep staircase (~100 steps). The listing mentions “several staircases,” but you won’t appreciate how many until you haul luggage up roughly one hundred uneven stone steps. Not ideal if you’re older or travelling heavy. Rooms are pleasant but not worth the price. The beds were comfortable and the decor was neat, yet the cost here felt too high for what you actually get. In fact, our friends found a nearby B&B that was cheaper, closer to the centre, and even nicer. Unreliable Wi-Fi. The signal dropped several times during our stay, which was frustrating if you need to check emails or stream. Suggestions for Improvement Show a map or wide-angle shot to illustrate the real distance from the main street. Disclose the parking arrangement and fee clearly in the “Facilities” section. State the exact number of steps in the overview. Check and boost the Wi-Fi signal throughout the property.

Well cared for 8 room B&B, large room with a queen size bed and all of the basics. No extra frills but everything in good working order. Modern bathroom with basic toiletries. Major catch: you have to climb almost 110 stairs to get there, a mix of narrow steep alleyways and regular stairs. Very nice breakfast served in the rooftop terrace, weather permitting. Major complaint: reception clerk smokes all the time and the fact that he opens the only window in the lobby area makes the smell travel towards the rooms, a definite drawback for us non smokers but apparently not something locals care about or are embarrassed about. Loud upstairs guests made it impossible to rest on New Year's afternoon, so not very good noise insulation. But all in all a nice place to stay.

I rate a hotel by how well they do when something goes wrong. The A/C and shower both had issues. After two days of no action, we checked out 3 days earlier than our reservation through Bookings.com. They pretty much stopped responding and I am waiting to see if they try to charge us for the full 5 nights. Do not stay in room 7 or 8. They are at the top floor, hottest available and the rooms both have a ceiling that slants down so significantly, I bumped my head repeatedly and I am a petite woman. The location is good and if they had fixed the problems we would have dealt with the roof problem, but they did not and it was too much. Also, be prepared to lug your suitcases up a significant number of stairs to get inside the hotel.

We had paid about 1 month and a half before our honeymoon over 700usd for 2 nights in a deluxe room with a balcony. Upon arrival on our honeymoon, the girl at the front desk brings is to our room, which is even less than what I would consider a standard room with the ceiling at a Complete slant I am 5foot 1 and I couldn't even stand up straight ..imagine my 6 foot husband. We realized this cannot be the deluxe room at 350usd a night that we paid for. She says the notification she got was for a standard room, so we show her our email of confirmatiomation and even call our vacation agency and they confirm as well it's a deluxe option they sent them. We asked the lady to show us the email she got and she did not. She started telling us that the deluxe rooms are all booked and the standard is all they have anyways. We were very upset and they had 0 empathy. Anyone would be upset if they paid for something so expensive and receiving not what they paid for, like the owner told us "money first". She then called her manager or whoever this man was, and he was so aggressive also I am italian and they didn't know I understood everything they were saying to eachother. He offers to my husband to give us a suite the second night but the first night we have to stay in the standard room. So we hung up with him decided to take the night to think about what we are going to do. Also upon booking we didn't realize we booked and had to check out on shabbat so we also needed to add an extra night. The next day we went to talk to the girl said ok well take the suite tonight like the manager said yesterday and also we want to add a night. When she gets the manager on the phone he starts giving us a whole store "yesterday was yesterday, today is today" also his exact words "first what is important is the money, then its the client"....we are business owners of multiple businesses in canada, this is the WORST thing a business owner can say to a client, how do expect money when you have unsatisfied clients? Ur clients is what brings you money. Your clients are the reason for your business to even be running. They also forced us to write an email to ******* saying everything is okay and we got a room (Assuming to cover themselves). Throughout the rest of our stay, it was such a undesirable situation being around the staff. The place is nice (minus the 101827202 steps to get to it) to bad the people running it aren't so charming as the rest of amalfi is. There are a bunch of hotels near the coastline, check those out first!