I was in the spa and walked from the waiting area, slipped on the stairs that did not have a…read morehandrail, and broke a vertebrae in my back. While the concierge was very helpful once we asked if someone could come to the hospital, management at the hotel did not care. I only heard from management after the day of the fall once I was checking out a few days later to tell me this has never happened before at the hotel. My room rate included breakfast and I could not walk easily the next day so ordered room service for breakfast, was charged for that since room service breakfast was not included (to give you an idea of how the hotel dealt with it)

Beautiful 5 star hotel. Every moment has been impeccable from booking to arranging transportation…read morefrom the Napoli train station. The grounds are beautiful and the view of the Amalfi coast is breathtaking. As a traveler from abroad, they all speak English pretty well and small touches everywhere truly make the experience amazing (like chocolates on turn down service, complimentary water, an old school hotel key to your room, and Bulgari bath products). Would definitely recommend this for anyone looking for an amazing stay!!!

Everything was a dream! 5 star convent with unbelievable dreamy views. 12/10 experience.read more

Stayed three nights. Decent buffet breakfast and perfunctory rooms. Service was bad: we emailed a…read moreweek in advance to ask that they arrange a vet appointment for our dog. I had to chase daily for 2 days before receiving a response, which came on a Saturday. "We'll try but the vets are now closed"... yeah because you sat on it until a weekend. I then had to chase again when I got to the hotel and was told that the girl who was dealing with it was not in, and would be in the following morning. The next day I called down to reception to ask what was going on and was told it had not been possible. Zero proactivity. Service in Italy has in general been a hot mess this summer, but it takes no time at all to reply to an email.

My husband and I are celebrating our anniversary at Hotel Marina Riviera, and I just have to say…read morehow amazing the service and staff are. They truly went above and beyond by upgrading us to their best room, making our experience absolutely incredible. I highly recommend this fantastic hotel to anyone looking for a memorable stay! Ciao, The Hertz's

Great great place. Beautiful views ! The best most friendly Staff imaginable . Service beyond…read moregreat. Great room , nice big shower . Clean. It checks all boxes for me and i get around. There are more high-end stuffy , exclusive places in Amalfi, but none that I would ever prefer.

Stayed here for a couple of nights for the European portion of our honeymoon. Staff are phenomenal…read moreand I loved the little gifts we received! We were given welcome pastries (sfogliatella), a bottle of rose, and the sweetest donut peaches. On our final night, we were given small cakes, pasta sauce, and a box of pasta, in addition to other tiny goodies! I looked forward to turn down service because we never knew what we would expect. I requested a quiet room, and booked a king bed sea view suite, which was definitely the right move. Some of the rooms are quite small, but we felt like we had adequate room to wander about. The bed is so comfortable and I loved the heated towel rack. If you get the lavender suite, you won't be disappointed. The views are stunning, and the property grounds are well-maintained and evokes a sense of peace. Apparently, a small orange cat popped up a couple of weeks ago and decided to become the unofficial mascot of the Monastero. Gym is open-air and gets pretty toasty since there's only two small fans. You can get a decent workout in, but don't expect a full-scale gym. The spa is also a treat. We booked a couples massage package and were given a two-story private spa area for 2.5 hours of bliss. Transport to/from Amalfi is super convenient, and Pierre is a fabulous driver. You just need to give them an hour notice, but it's very nice having a private driver. We never had to share the car with anyone. Breakfast came included with the booking and we left stuffed each morning. I do wish there were more savory vegetarian options, but since I was only there a few days, I didn't get bored of the offerings.

4.990 stars. One of the most magical experiences anywhere on the Amalfi Coast. The hotel is an old…read moremonastery that has been converted to a 5 star hotel. Truly the best of the best as far as boutique hotels. The restaurant is amazing for both lunch and dinner, and then promontory that the hotel sits on has the best view in all of Amalfi. The rooms are clean and luxurious but in a minimalistic way. Service is personal and quaint and beautiful. La dolce vita!

This was by far the best restaurant we've had at our week-long stay in Amalfi/Positano. Every item…read morewas cooked with love and absolutely delicious. The lemon spritz was the best! In fact, the restaurant was so good we came back the next night for another dinner!

Amazing view, Amazing staff and Affordable rooms! The view…read moreis amazing we got a room with two beds and it was extremely spacious and a vintage Italian summer vibe. Cleaning ladies were so sweet and friendly. Breakfast was pretty delicious and we made some friends with one server (kinda wish I knew his name so that's why I'm describing him lol so he can get the appreciation he deserves ) who was a middle aged man who we would always see riding his Vespa or cleaning when we would leave the hotel. This worker would always ask about our day and tell us about some festivals and things going on in the town. Another person who had really excellent customer service was one of the brothers at the front desk he told us about the bus tickets and how to get around town. I can't imagine a Amalfi Coast without La Pergola Hotel it really molded our experience into what it is !!!

Thank you to Lorenzo, Sarah, Paola and the whole concierge and reservations for taking care of me…read moreand my wife prior to our arrival. We are very grateful for your quick help and service! I'm so glad we went with ISP over le sirenuse. We have stayed at many Amex FHRs and Hotel Collections around the world and ISP's service is even above them (even more than four seasons otemachi)

Il Dan Pietro is one of the world's best hotels. It is expensive but worth every Euro. Go, relax…read moreand enjoy. La Bella Vita!

Compromised of 13 town and villages, this region was originally a maritime power between the 9th…read moreand 13th centuries, with notable merchant families and political affluence prevalent. Over centuries as their power waned, the sites became fishing hamlets and subsequently now tourism destinations due to the scenic beauty of their natural landscapes. These mostly quaint municipalities are: Amalfi, Atrani, Cetara, Conca de' Marini, Furore, Maiori, Minori, Positano, Praiano, Ravello, Scala, Tramonti, and Vietri sul Mare. Many are located along the water, others like Ravello, Tramonti, and Furore, are perched on the slopes of the Lattari Mountains, and to reach them you need to take public or private transport up the winding and narrow cliffside roads. Personally, my recommendation is to pass on driving yourself, unless you like tackling these types of harrowing driving terrains. Parking is not easy to find and many town centers are pedestrian only so you have to get out and walk anyways. For the coastside towns, travel by ferry is a more convenient and lovely way to see the waterfronts and mountains. The unique topography of the cliffside towns led to cultivation of lemons, citrus and vineyards, which have become synonymous with the region, and during the warmer months you will see citrus and especially lemons everywhere! EVERYWHERE. Walking down the street in Sorrento, after a whiff of motorcycle engine exhaust, the breeze carries a lemon scent when you walk close to one of what feels like hundreds of lemon orchards - in public parks, private gardens and sometimes just randomly along the street. Shops carry fresh lemons the size of grapefruits and I even saw one the size of my head (no exaggeration, see pic!) and every type of lemon souvenir you could imagine under the sun, edible and non-edible. Of course local cuisine incorporates lemons into their dishes too! Amazing food can be enjoyed at many restaurants here, though I've mentioned in separate reviews, these will be pricier than your average Italian city/town. You certainly pay for the views and there's a never-ending slew of spots to catch a breathtaking panorama. And speaking of a panoramic views, if you're into hiking, Il Sentiero degli Dei (the Path of the Gods) is a moderate trail that winds around the higher vantage points connecting Agerola to Positano, with...you guessed it...stellar viewpoints along the way. For more info: https://www.positano.com/en/p/amalfi-coast

Oh hello Italy ! I have arrived and I am in pure heaven on my bucket list destination…read more It was a wild ride to get here but now that we are here , I cannot wait to enjoy a few days in this absolutely stunning city. The private boat arriving into the most beautiful coastlines I've ever seen. Weather is warm and perfect for a walk around or laying in the sun . Stay tuned as I explore restaurants and our hotel !

Hotel is stunning!…read more Restaurant Mama: First meal of our trip was extremely exquisite! The flavors were so rich and delicious. It was the best beginning meal! My husband chose the beef ravioli, and I selected the truffle gnocchi with walnuts. My husband's ravioli were housemade and extremely tasteful. However, I would order this gnocchi Every single time, it was that good! The shaved truffle on top was the perfect edition! This will hands-down be one of my favorite meals ever! The view is absolutely breathtaking, we had the restaurant to ourselves because we chose to eat early that night and I'm so glad we did. It was the perfect beginning to an amazing trip.

4 star hotel but our stay was okay. Breakfast buffet is included, although options are the same…read moredaily. They do offer cappuccinos and also omelettes, however, do not advertise this. I do like the freshly squeezed orange juice though! Staff are friendly, and there's an outdoor gym. I didn't care for the equipment as you can't really adjust the machines and it seems like it's also the smoking area. It's a bit difficult to do cardio in hot weather and smell cigarette smoke, so that wasn't very enjoyable. Pool is small and I skipped it. There's plenty of seats in the shade and they also have a small hot tub by the garden area separate from the pool. I really liked the tiny libraries and think that should be an option at all hotels in the States! I traded the books I brought and took new ones. Room is okay. They don't service it very well, sometimes only just making the bed and not taking out the garbage. I also felt like the shower was a smidge small and the folded up shower seat was discolored, so a bit off-putting. Everything is also so high up! Like the towel hooks and the toiletries. It's more work for us shorter people to reach! They also offer complimentary service around specific Praiano bus stops, so a bit nice... however, it's quicker at times to just walk it yourself.

The hotel exceeded our expectations! Terrific service, every member of the staff went out of their…read moreway to meet our every need, from transportation to extra pillow request! Super convenient, and beautiful! It's location at the base of the town was absolutely perfect for zipping in and out to stroll on the pier, or up the main town road. Remarkably quiet even though it's right in the middle of it all! A wonderful experience!

We loved this hotel. At first it was a little off putting because it's in the middle of town across…read morefrom the water but also cars and a bus stop. However, don't let that throw you. The shades keep it very dark and completely quiet. The rooms are beautiful with high ceilings and there is a free basic breakfast every day. Also, Amalfi is central to a lot of places you may want to go visit, like Ravello (highly recommend), Minori, Vistri Sul Mare, Positano, Capri, Sorrento, Salerno, etc. We enjoyed our stay here. Parking is just down the street at Luna Rossa (20 euros per day in late May).