Hotel Santa Lucia

The hotel was in a fabulous location 2 minutes walk from the beach - the room was spotless and the staff were friendly and very helpful- this is our 5th time to Amalfi coast and we used to stay in Positano but I feel it’s become so overcrowded and extremely expensive- I would recommend staying in Minori and visiting the busier towns and beaches for one day after all the boat ride is very cheap and takes only 20 minutes

I stayed here for 2 weeks on a Tui holiday package with room and half board. I love this family run hotel. I was last here 2 years ago and they still remembered me. Rooms are small but well equipped with safe, fridge, hair dryer, kettle, coffee, tea bags etc. Buffet breakfast and dinner every day was excellent. I had a balcony room overlooking the main street. It can get quite noisy with traffic but it is fun to watch all the people going by. In the evening, the traffic noise dies down and the balcony doors insulates the sound very well. I had no problem sleeping! I prefer staying in Minori rather than Maiori or Amalfi. Much quieter and less hectic. You can easily catch ferries up or down the coast . There is also a ferry to Capri. Bus stop is just feet away from the hotel.

The location of this hotel is great, a couple of minutes from the town square and the beach. Public transit is right outside the door so for 1 euro 50 you can hop on and go along the Amalfi coast. The rooms are very comfortable with a nice balcony over the street. The have a nice sitting area at the side and the front of the hotel. Staff are pleasantly friendly and will take care of most of your questions. The restaurant was amazing. We had dinner included in our stay and I must say the quality and presentation was outstanding. I would most certainly stay here again.

Well first of all we visit Minori every year and usually stay at Villa Romana which is a particular favourite of ours. This hotel is ideally placed and the family who own the hotel are beautiful. The decor is antiquated and very authentic, however, my other half is celiac and allergic to gluten/wheat. The choice for her for breakfast was very very poor and in general, the breakfast was a real let down. My other half was offered 2 pieces of gluten free bread on the first and second day, gluten free croissant on the third day and back to 2 pieces of bread the rest of the week. For everyone else, not everyone wants to eat salami, cheese and salad or hard boiled egg and some pastries every day. There are plenty of pastry options and there is a bacon and scrambled egg option, however the bacon was vastly undercooked and the egg was baked and was burnt every day which ruined the taste. Our main complaint was that we were put in a very small room and as the temperature in Minori was between 35 and 38 each day the air conditioner in our room did not work. We asked for this to be resolved every day but nothing was ever done. As I stated the family who own this hotel are really lovely people and were polite and tried to do their best for us but little things let this place down. The solarium on the roof was promising however the sun loungers were dated and on one occasion broke when I was lying on it resulting in me falling back against the wall and scratching my back badly. They had a blow up jacuzzi as their dipping pool!!! If these minor faults were ironed out and people with allergens were catered for properly and the breakfast was reinvented to give a better choice it would be a more appealing stay, as well as updating the air conditioning. Finally if they had a proper pool on the roof it would be a game changer. Hope this helps.

This was the second hotel we stayed at on our stay in the Amalfi coast. This is a family run hotel in the lovely town of Minori, from arriving we were made to feel welcome by the friendly staff. The hotel looks and feels like a traditional Italian hotel very clean and daily room service. Special thanks to all the staff for looking after us as we celebrated our silver wedding, Scot & Clair Christie