As far as accomodation goes you cannot get a more relaxed and friendly place to stay. We stayed in a clean pleasant cabin. The owners go out of their way to make you feel welcomed and comfortable. We will definately be back to stay!

If you are after somewhere to experience the Amalfi coast as it should be, this is the right place! Away from the hordes of tourists in the beautiful towns of Agerola, but close enough to Amalfi & Positano, this hotel is in an excellent location. We stayed in a family room that was very newly renovated and it was very well decked out. It was great being able to cook at night and the vibe was very relaxed. If you are into hiking, the location is great with many walks in the area. The path of the gods is not to be missed . Our hosts were very helpful and gave us lots of good advice. Oh and they have free internet!

Our little family rented a bungalo at Beata Solitudo as a "home base" for exploring the Amalfi Coast. We couldn't have picked a better location.

The bus stop is immediately in front of the grounds, and a wonderful walking trail (The Walk of the Gods) begins in the area and ends at the beach in Positano. The trail is a "must"--a really great experience for those who love nature. The campground is far enough from the tourist areas to provide an authentic-feeling experience. Lots of friendly locals and nice little "mom and pop" shops. (It's so much cheaper to buy local foods and cook your own Italian dinner in the cabin.) There's also a bar/cafe right across the street and a nice little family-owned, reasonably-priced pizzaria two minutes away.

The staff was wonderful and the cabin was immaculately clean. We felt our stay was by far the best part of our Italy trip, and we hope to return again.

A little known gem of a hostel above the Amalfi Coast. We stayed in the old stables (modified for a youth hostel) of the old Castello at Agerola. Paulo and his wife are very congenial hosts and the kitchen is very well equipped. A very much above average youth hostel with lots of character and with good connections to buses along the Amalfi Coast, Naples and Pompeii. The hamlet of San Lazzaro is delightful and Leonardos restaurant nearby is exceptionally good value with good local dishes (seafood).