We had a comped breakfast at Amalfi Termini just at the bottom of the steps from our hotel and it was terrific. Not normally included with the room, but a nicely diverse menu of options was available with all different Italian coffees and bread to accompany. We had a terrific ham and cheese omelete, which was terriffic.

We had some difficulty with the temperature control of the hot tub where it would not get above 26 degrees from the heater alone even when jets were on and circulating the water. I looked up the user manual from the manufacturer and performed all recommended procedures to reset the tub and make sure it was out of rest mode -- but was not to be. Such a beautiful HUGE tub though -- comfortably fits two grown adults laying down side by side. We improvised and used the shower and tub wands to add full hot water while circulating the jets and this brought the temp up to something comfortable after 15 minutes or so. The owner was informed and comped us with free Italian breakfast vouchers, assuring they will have the heater checked before the next occupants.

The location was exceptional. Close to the ferry port and the shopping/restaurant areas. Fabulous!

There seemed to be a problem with Wi-Fi hub which made a high pitched noise throughout the night. The room was well insulated from noise during the day due to the amazing double glazing, but at night-time this high pitched tone was difficult to ignore. This is our only gripe, the room, the decor and the service was excellent!

Very nice staff helping us to get there and to find a safe parking lot for our car. The location is spacious and clean, featuring a terracy with see view. Shopping area, beach, and restaurants are a few meters away. There is no need to take stairs way to get at the location.

The see view includes the port and the main bus stop of the local transportation. It was very noisy as we stayed there over St Andrew festival.

They have a deal with a local bar where typical italian breakfast is offered.

The entrance and finding the entrance was a bit of a struggle.

The breakfast options were varied and excellent. The location was perfect for walking the city or catching a bus or ferry to another town. One reviewer cited the noise and while the city was bustling after dark our room was sound proof and we didn’t hear anything unless we opened a window.

The mattress and pillows were harder than we prefer, but that is a personal preference, not a criticism of the room.

What a beautiful boutique hotel centrally located in the heart of the Amalfi marina! Luigi was extremely friendly and helpful. The room was beautifully decorated and posh. The beds were comfy. The large jacuzzi bath was a treat! We felt very pampered at this gem in Amalfi!

Finding and getting to the main entrance of the hotel was a challenge. It’s inside a tunnel on a main road, so looking out for speeding cars is a realty. But we made the most of it and it became one of the charms of visiting Amalfi. :)

We loved staying at this hotel. Very modern and centrally located and within mins of the ferry station and restaurants. The staff were absolutely amazing, they went above and beyond to ensure we had such a great stay. Our room overlooked the coast with such beautiful views. First time in Amalfi Coast and highly recommended this hotel

You can’t get a better location in Amalfi for this price. It’s overlooking the water and super close to the main tourist areas and taxi/bus pickup points. The staff is able to be very attentive due to the small size of the hotel. They booked us private transfer to and from Naples for our stay

There isn’t always someone at reception (but when we locked ourselves out they let us into our room remotely with just a phone call)

pictures seem underwhelming for the place. it’s much better than what they show. super clean as well. very very located as it’s a stone throw from the bus station, port and central main square.

We loved the view of the harbor, the rooms, beds, showers & staff. The breakfasts were perfect

when you arrive for the first time the street can be a little intimidating. But once you realize it's an Amalfi "thing" and figure out how to navigate the street you'll be fine.