…not to be confused with La Costiera Hotel, where the bus dropped us, insisting we were in the right place. No, you should go on to Agerola Bomerano. But it was difficult to find/get to by public transport; took us 5 hours to get basically 10km from Sorrento! And we had to go back to Rome on Easter Sunday, when...
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A direct 3€ busride from the centre of Naples, this welcoming family run hotel is a superb location for exploring the Amalfi Coast, at a fraction of the cost of the coastal resorts. We walked the Pathway of the Gods to Positano (amazing views) and returned by bus via Amalfi, only a 20 minute journey away. Amalfi has boat and...
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In the last summer we visited, a family from Sweden, with two children - 6 and 11 years old - Amalfi Coast on our road trip and stayed at this hotel three nights. We were very pleased, both with the hotel's standard and the position at the Amalfi coast.
The room was very nice and and clean. As the hotel...
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The town of Agerola is not so exciting but handy for those who find Amalfi a bit too pricey. The buses to and from Amalfi are so busy and manic in peak season, but the owner arranged a private bus for us every day which is even cheaper than the public bus and guarantees you a seat and no crazy...
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