Ravello (and the Amalfi Coast) was one of our stops in our honey moon. We stayed 3 nights at this B&B. We loved it. The location was perfect, as we quickly learn how to take the bus to get to Amalfi where we would take the ships to different places (Positano, Capri, etc) Roberto (the owner) was fantastic! He had... More

Good location outside the city center of Ravello but still close enought to visit the city. Lots of stairs for going to the city center. Very comfortable and clean room, renovated just a year ago. Nice garden with amazing views to Amalfi coast. Brekfast served in the garden was good (big croissants, cakes, fruits, cheese, salami, jam, honey, tea, milk,... More

This B&B is located on the southern edge of Ravello which means a climb of maybe 300 steps to get to the city centre - OK for young people, rather a strain for those in their sixties. The house itself has been well renovated and the room we occupied, just for one night, was comfortable, though a bigger piece of... More

We got to the Amalfi coast without a Hotel in August! It was very difficult to find a place. Ravello was an option, so we found this gem , We thaught it was in Ravello but it was not, thing that was not a big issue. It was an adventure. It is located a bit lower than Ravello so to... More

This is an amazing place with beautiful views and quaint streets. The rooms are airy, fresh, very clean and comfortable with a contemporary but very Italian feel. It has air-conditioning which works a treat and welcome given the 38 deg temperatures we had, even with the usual mountain breeze. The owner is charming, helpful and obliging. Although he doesn't stay... More

My wife and I stayed here for four nights in late May and had a wonderful time. Our host, Roberto was very accomodating and put out, every morning, a wonderful breakfast of rolls, croissants, toasts, cereal, fruit, milk, tea, coffee and juice. The breakfast was served each day outside on a wonderful terrace lawn that overlooks the quaint town of... More