An Insider’s Guide to Where to Stay on the Amalfi Coast

Written By Jennifer White
This image depicts a birds-eye-view with chaise lounges, white and blue tiling, and a view of the sea with a rocky coastline and more lounge seating along the water.
Parco dei Principi Sorrento

The dramatic coastline of the Amalfi Coast has made it a dream travel destination. It’s almost magical how picture perfect everywhere you look is.

Explore cliffside villages, take in sweeping views of the Mediterranean and indulge in local cuisine like fresh seafood and limoncello. The slower pace, scenic boat rides and upscale hotels make it a wanderlust dream. Add in a mix of historic charm and relaxed Italian elegance and it’s easy to understand why it’s a travel hotspot. The area’s rugged terrain and quiet atmosphere may not be ideal for young children, but it’s a hallmark destination for honeymoons and romantic getaways.

Whether you’re planning a special occasion or just craving a luxurious coastal break, the Amalfi Coast delivers timeless appeal. Read on to discover where to stay across the Amalfi Coast.

 
 
Parco dei Principi Sorrento
This image depicts a hotel suite with a white bed atop of a blue bed frame. The floor is composed of blue and white tile work, and there is a large window in the background overlooking a balcony with a bistro table and view of the Mediterranean sea. There is a desk against the window, and a blue door to the right of it. In the front of the frame sits a table with a tea set and a blue chair to the left of it, beneath a blue floor lamp angled above both the chair and table.
This elegant clifftop escape has views of the entire Bay of Naples. Mid-century modern and Italian design blend to create a unique atmosphere. Gardens, a private beach deck and infinity pool overlooking the sea elevate this beautiful seaside hotel. Fora Reserve perks include a welcome amenity, daily breakfast, an upgrade and extended check-in/out whenever possible.
 
Hotel Villa Franca Positano
This image depicts a hotel suite with white walls and pillars. There is a room with an elaborate, brown bed frame and white bedding. The floor is white with marble tiling, and the windows in the back overlook the Amalfi coast and Mediterranean sea.
This hilltop retreat overlooking Positano has incredible views, great service and privacy. Spacious rooms with modern design, a rooftop pool and restaurant with panoramic views make it a relaxing choice with easy access to the vibrant town. Fora Reserve perks include a $100 hotel credit, daily breakfast, an upgrade and extended check-in/out whenever possible.
 
Casa Angelina
This image depicts a hotel suite with white herringbone tile work, a white and blue bed, a round carpet on the floor and a white console with a television screen mounted on the wall above it. Straight ahead towards the back of the image is a window bay with a view of the Mediterranean sea and coast.
This adults-only boutique retreat is tucked away above Praiano. Blending minimalism with coastal beauty, guests can enjoy understated luxury alongside a private beach club, gourmet dining and rooftop terrace. Fora Reserve perks include a $100 hotel credit, daily breakfast, an upgrade and extended check-in/out whenever possible.
 
Palazzo Avino
This image depicts a hotel suite with a white bed, two chairs facing an arched window, accent lighting and a view of a balcony overlooking the vast blue sea.
Housed in a restored villa, old-world charm and modern sophistication meet at this tranquil retreat. Meticulously designed rooms, an award-winning restaurant and unparalleled service make this a refined offering far from the crowds. Book with me to receive Fora Perks, which include a $100 spa credit, daily breakfast, an upgrade and extended check-in/out whenever possible.
 
Caruso, A Belmond Hotel, Amalfi Coast
This image depicts a hotel suite with a white bed and rust-orange colored tapestry hung behind it. In the background are two sets of wardrobes with green, geometric designs painted on top of them. There is an arched doorway leading into the bathroom and a table with a set of chairs in the right-hand corner.
This 11th-century palace-turned-hotel is opulent and iconic. World-renowned service, spa and infinity pool make this a destination in and of itself, with a location that makes it easy to explore all that the Amalfi Coast has to offer. Book with me to receive Fora’s Belmond Bellini Club partner perks, which include a hotel credit, daily breakfast, an upgrade and extended check-in/out whenever possible
 
Jennifer White

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