Hotel Amalfi

Amalfi


Located in the backstreets just off Amalfi’s main pedestrian thoroughfare, this family-run three-star hotel is central and squeaky clean. Rooms, some of which have their own balconies, sport pale-yellow walls, majolica-tiled flooring and stencilling. The glossily tiled, albeit small, bathrooms have a choice of bathtub or shower. The roof garden is a relaxing place to idle over a drink.


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