This is a nice quaint hotel located next to the Salerno train station and 100 meters from the…read morebeach. There are plenty of shops and eateries around this location. The inside of the hotel is a tad old but is well kept and clean. Complimentary breakfast is from 7 AM to 10 AM. I would recommend this hotel since it is located in a prime location and quite livable inside.

We stayed at the Hotel Plaza twice in the last month and found it to be very comfortable and…read moreconvenient. They serve a very nice breakfast and the location is very close to the train station. Although the rooms are a bit dated for the price they can't be beat. We found the owner Gaetano to be extremely nice and very pleasant to talk to.

Amazings hosts with free complimentary breakfast and wifi. It was extremely safe and it was a fun…read moreway for my two girlfriends and I to have a fun and cheep trip to the Amalfi coast! The central square of Atrani is small and less of a tourist attraction compared to Amalfi which was an easy 5 minute walk away. The small restaurants were reasonably priced and delicious, where as having dinner in Amalfi one night was overpriced. I would recommend to any traveler on a budget to stay at this hostel!

Good and cheap way to stay a bit in the beautiful Costa Amalfitana (most backpackers make it a day…read moretrip from Naples, which is a pity). Works as a hotel or hostel. Very simple, but cheap, and the hosts are very nice and helpful. The excelent breakfast is taken in a restaurant nearby, in the central square of Atrani which is very small. From there you can go to the beach in front, walk 10 minutes to Amalfiby the amazing coast. Or take the buses to other cities nearby. Don`t miss Ravello. On the same square you have the friendly Birecto bar/restaurant where you can use wifi or even their own notebook for free. Been there in June 2009 and would come back.

PERFETTO, Stay at Hotel De Rosa in Maiori, is just like going home. Actually this our 3rd stay with…read morethem, but the hospitality is always perfect. Three sisters (Ileana, Ilaria, Ivette) tireless workers with a gracious smile will do everything to make their guests feel at home. Very convenient place, working distance from the beach. They will accomodate your parking situation. Good breakfast, Good cappucino! Good area, close to everything again away from everything. Erick B. Naples FL

What an amazing last night in Amalfi coast! The restaurant…read moreis in the middle of a lemon garden. The staff is excellent and friendly, there was a complimentary shuttle available from our hotel between Positano and Amalfi. The shrimps, prawns were excellent! The clams were amazing too! The portions are generous. The wine was tasty and well priced. The owner was very friendly. Overall we had one of our best night in Italy. I strongly recommend this family owned restaurant. Real local Italian gourmet experience!

Ownership was great and helped us know how to get where we were going. Breakfast every morning is…read morebetter than your typical hotel. The views are absolutely stunning.

A cute hidden gem while walking down the steps. We came here in a Sunday for a happy hour type…read moreexperience. Beautiful seating area. Good service as well. Very fun places to go.

My wife and I chose Hotel Casa Albertina for our honeymoon, and for most of our stay, it was…read morelovely. It's a charming boutique hotel with stunning, unbelievable views from the balcony of our room (though note, balcony privacy is limited). We were fully prepared to give a 5-star review. However, a disturbing incident on our final night completely changed our perspective and revealed a shocking lack of duty of care from the management. While returning to the hotel via the steep, dark alleyway approach (approx. 50 steps), we found two young women in clear distress. One was nearly unconscious--limp, unable to speak, with dilated eyes--while her friend, who seemed only slightly intoxicated, was struggling to help her. The friend stated they had just been drinking at the Hotel Casa Albertina rooftop bar. As my wife is a nurse, we immediately stopped to assist. Concerned for their safety on the dark steps, we made the logical decision to help the incapacitated woman back up to the hotel lobby, the very establishment that had served them, so she could sober up safely and we could arrange a secure ride home. The receptionist's reaction was appalling. He was immediately hostile, refused help, and demanded we remove her from the premises. We were not accusing anyone of anything; we were simply trying to ensure a patron's safety. The hotel's defensive and aggressive stance was telling and deeply unsettling. I ultimately had to carry this young woman down all 50 steps myself to get her and her friend into a taxi (we confirmed they got home safely). The most unbelievable part was the manager confronting and yelling at us during checkout the next morning, reiterating that we were "wrong" to bring her to the lobby. The complete lack of concern for a customer's well-being is unacceptable. I cannot stress this enough: I would caution anyone, especially women traveling alone or in small groups, to be extremely aware of their surroundings and seriously reconsider patronizing this hotel's rooftop bar. The management's priority is clearly avoiding liability over ensuring patron safety. Their vicious reaction to our good-faith attempt to help was appalling and ruined our honeymoon's final impression. In good conscience, I cannot recommend this hotel or its bar to anyone. The view is not worth the risk.

I would definitely recommend this place to stay for anybody visiting Positano. It is located at the…read moretop of the hill which is about a 20 minute walk down to the city center. There are definitely a lot of stairs so you should know before you opt to walk! I would not recommend walking up. There is also a Sita bus stop right across the street which makes it totally convenient to go anywhere in Positano. We stayed in room 10 which had an incredible view from the balcony. It was clean and comfortable and they made up our room every morning. They give you free breakfast in the morning which is just some croissants and pastries with coffee but it is beautiful sitting and enjoying them with their incredible view from the dining terrace. Barbara helped us out the entire time during our stay and she was great- whether it was getting us reservations at restaurants or answering our million questions every day. Upstairs, there is a bar and coffee shop owned by the NICEST and most helpful man in Italy. It was truly a pleasure to see him every day. I would definitely recommend staying here. I believe they have a two night minimum stay- it is worth every penny.

Extremely easily accessible by the Sita bus line, we had a lovely stay in these guest houses. The…read morelocation is about a 15 minute walk from the center of Positano but we enjoyed getting away from the crowds and having a lovely balcony view of the the town and ocean. Rooms are basic but clean and we spent our night happily drinking wine on the balcony. The only downside is how tiny the shower is, tall people beware! Would definitely stay here again!

We loved our stay here. Due to late flights, we arrived around 9:30pm and we were quickly assigned…read moreour rooms. The gentleman working the front desk, quickly made a dinner reservation for us at the Mediterranean right down the block so we could eat before the kitchen closed at 10pm. We left our luggage with him to bring to our rooms and we were off to eat after a very long day of travel. Our room had a jacuzzi tub on the patio with an outstanding view. I sat many mornings at our patio table and enjoyed reading my book. Our room was spacious with a wall of closets and a large dresser. It also had a couch, coffee table and tv but we never turned on the TV. Breakfast was served on the fourth floor. Be sure to chat with 'Stix' as he has lots of stories and he makes a great cappuccino. It was raining for 3 of the days we were there so we ate on the covered side of the patio. On the fourth day, it was gloriously sunny so we sat in the open air and enjoyed a spectacular view. Our room was clean. Maid service was good. The staff was amazing. I really liked this place because it was a bit off the beaten path so it was quieter but still easy to get to shops and the port. Great experience.

Punta Regina is the hidden gem of Positano and out of 6 hotels/ cities we visited during the 2 week…read moretrip in Italy, Punta Regina was hands down my favorite. Let me explain further: 1. Their Service - Exceptional service that went above and beyond just "great service". The things they did for my wife and I. The interactions we had every time, with anyone there - they always made you feel at home or welcome. Beats many of the 5 star hotels I've stayed at in both the US and other countries around the world. You'll receive world class service from them and nothing less. 2. Location - amazing location with an infinity pool overlooking Positano. You can walk down to the beach two different ways (stairs are steeper but faster) or through the main road down. When you want to escape the crowds, you make your way back up and enjoy, not only the serenity of less people, but the higher viewpoints of Positano. That said, it's worth noting that my wife and I are in our early 30's and we're pretty fit - although, outside the gym I hate walking. My parents have stayed at Le Sirenuse and I know they wouldn't have enjoyed the stairs route at Punta Regina for what it's worth (60 yrs old+). But it's typically younger adults who stay here and if that's the case for you, it's a piece of cake and once again, this is coming from someone who hates walking. 3. Price - their prices are super competitive. We stayed in Punta Caterina and were a little worried that it wouldn't be as nice since it wasn't connected to the main hotel/ pool/ breakfast area. That didn't matter. It was so close on the same street it was negligible and we got to still book the suite at a solid price with our own private balcony overlooking an unobstructed and breathtaking Positano ocean view. Admittedly, we did use that balcony a lot for laundry as well since it was so big, but I digress! Ultimately, we LOVED our stay with the Punta Regina family. We got to write in their book they keep at the front desk too. Everyone there is so nice and I follow Punta Regina on Instagram where it always makes my day when I see them post. It takes me back to some of our fondest memories in Italy and we can't wait to go back again one day!