Visited for dinner only, but found to be food to be below Italian standards for originality and quality. The dishes were simple but not at all creative or even original to the region. The wine was low quality also. On the good side, the view is great and the prices are fair. But nothing worth the drive up the hill...

If you have a car, preferably a small one as the parking is tiny, and you love familiar atmosphere then you've found the right place. Monte Brusara is a small organic farm, somehow incredibly carved out of a hill side, with rooms and terraces overlooking Ravello and the stunning Gulf of Salerno below. Rooms are basic but squeaky clean, breakfast... More

My wife and I stayed for 4 nights in early June. The view is to die for and the hostess could not have been more helpful. We chose half board on the first night and dinner was excellent. Each morning the breakfast was freshly prepared with good coffee and freshly baked cake and more. The owner gave us a lift... More

From the terraces and dining room of Monte Brusara, we had a 180' viewof the Amalfi coastline and Ravello. To say it's stunning is an understatement. Filomena and her parents were warm, helpful, and we were sad to leave them after only 3 nights. The house is surrounded by her father's crops (wine grapes; vegetables; lemons) and roses and South... More

Ravello tends to be crowded with tourists. Wanting something less touristy but still accessible to Ravello and the many hiking paths in the area, we picked Agriturismo Monte Brusara, a 20-30 minute walk uphill from Ravello (there is a little local bus). It was beautiful looking down on Ravello in the evening, a new vantage point for us. The people... More

We spent 2 days at Monte Brusara in Ravello and I actually felt quite sad to leave. The whole family are just so lovely, warm and friendly people. They made us feel so welcome and were an absolute pleasure to stay with. Filomena, and her grandparents were just delightful and do absolutely everything to make sure you enjoy your stay.... More

I felt very welcomed since i arrived. Mela and her whole family treated us like a real family. It's the best place when you want to be in contact with nature, I really recommend this place to stay if you want to have a great time and experience the real italian culture.

We stayed at Monte Brusara for three days in March 2012. It was wonderful. We stayed a night longer than we had intended and seriously considered just forgetting about our planned itinerary and staying a week. Filomena and the rest of the family are wonderful hosts and their home and farm is truly, breathtakingly lovely. Our room was simple but... More

The views are outstanding but the warm welcome is even better. Small family run b&b in a beautiful setting. A real treasure. Highly recommend it. If you a planning to drive there hire a small car as the hairpin bends are memorable.