It felt like we were visiting a good friend in italy, the facilities were of the highest standard, Umberto served us by far the best pasta we ever had, the breakfast was very good. I don't think there is a better place to stay on the Amalfi Coast!!! P.s. i can only recommend everyone to accept Umberto's invitations to eat, he does magic in his kitchen. Thank you very much for the wonderful time!

Nice quiet location on the Amalfi Coast. We had a room with a sea view; it was beautiful and nicely decorated. Good value for money. Umberto was a great host. There are plenty of dining opportunities in the nearby village of Agerola if you don't want to go to the coast (don't miss the restaurant La Corte Degli Dei). The bus stop to Amalfi is just around the corner.

The mattress and pillows were too hard for me. Also, you have to go uphill from the bus stop/car parking, which may not be suitable for elderly people or those with small kids.

a sweet b&b on the most gorgeous piece of land in campania. breathtaking views and amazing food. Umberto runs the entire show by himself and does that amazingly! the location is very good in the heart of the Sorrentine peninsula and a short drive from all major attractions

some stair climbing is necessary to reach the place so it does not suit physically challenged individuals

The place was amazing and the staff was incredible. They gave us directions a d helped us a lot in going around. The food was also really good and the breakfast is something you have to get on your booking.

You need to get a bus to go back and forth to Amalfi. Parking is virtually non existent but the staff was very helpful in giving us a spot where to park.

Breakfast with a view and what a view! Breathtaking. Umberto prepares the best cappucino for breakfast! At first, we were a bit concerned about the location, because we arrived late at night and could not see the property, but it was solved after 30 minutes of total panic from us, the property is there, but we had to go up the hill and walk through this internal area to be able to see the property (lights were off in this entrance hill). I had called them from Positano letting them know we were arriving after 7:30pm, we arrived much later than that. We needed a hand from the staff to take our luggages up the hill. As it was late, Umberto prepared us pizza (the also prepare pasta if you ask) and we had local wine. The rooms are extremely well decorated, spacious, clean, nice soft white towels, air-conditioning in every room. There is a bus stop in front of the property, so you can go to Amalfi by bus and from there take buses, ferry, taxis to the other cities. I do not recommend renting a car to drive there, it can be quite scary and challenging. Buses are nice, full of tourists. For our surprise there was a Michelin star hotel in the same road, so we went there for dinner in one of the nights. Darinka, another staff member, from Venezuela, was very nice and also gave us many tips. Our next stop was Salerno, we decided to take a taxi, with the help of Umberto that arranged us a great cost-benefit taxi that told us many great stories about the area and specially about Agerola (the Swiss city of the Amalfi Coast).

I suggest the property to communicate with the guests by Whatsapp prior to the arrival, about the location, how to get to the property. I understand it is a new property and that they are learning from every guest. Except for this issue, everything was perfect.

From the moment we arrived, we were greated by fantastic views and an amazing host. The rooms were very Italian and we loved it. The breakfast is delicious, with the sweets coming from the family bakery, and the Pizza's are yum!!! We had a cooking class with Mumma, what a treat. So many laughs and resulted in an incredible pasta dinner. Thank you Umberto, you are a wonderful host.

Nothing we didn't like, but the beds are very firm.

Little piece of quite and coziness at the heart of Furore. Family business that are very warm and welcoming. Had a great time traveling there and staying at their hotel. The pool is great and the view is breathtaking!

The town in up hill and for that reason quit far away from the main attractions. More suitable for those who seek the less crowded places. Breakfast is a bit lack.

Pros: The property is marvelous! Everything inside is new and attractive. The only thing negative is that there is no advise about the parking possibilities: either you paid daily five euros for a private parking or you leave your car on the street (both option about 500 meters from the property). Lockley, I got help with my luggage from Humberto, the guy taking care of the property. Cons: Since I visited on October the high season was over, so the public transportation is limited and not frequent, so you might consider to go using your own transportation because everything is far from the property.

The property in general and the staff.

Loved our host, who was a magnificent chef and total professional. Beautiful views, and a real feel for Furore. We’d stay again any time! Spent a day hiking locally and would recommend San Giacomo both for its homey feeling and location .

Parking wasn’t nearly as complicated as at other places on the Amalfi coast. Just be cautious with the drive up! Also we didn’t love the restaurant below San Giacomo that had been recommended.

I loved the attention of Umberto, he always made sure we made the most of our stay, he helped us with transport indications, guided us to renting a scooter, every morning the breakfast was great and his coffee was the best. In the evening when we returned from our trip the room was clean and he asked us how it was. Even if English wasn't his first language, whenever we didn't understand each other we pulled out the google translate app and everything was good.

I think Furore is a very beautiful city and everything, but the transportation was many times a big hassle.. In our first day it was really hard to get to Fiordo di Furore from our stay, we started walking then were too tired to continue. One local picked us up and drive us there so it was good in the end. During our stay, the Amalfi coast was flooded with tourists, so the buses were most of the time packed. We sometimes had to wait so long for buses in the sun, but we eventually managed it.