We stayed here on a business trip and everything from the view, service to the food was amazing…read more Highly recommend the hotel restaurant to the far left of the property.

Phenomenal. Very nice staff and while not lodged here, I have visited the property several times…read more Their restaurant is perfectly positioned for a memorable experience. The food is fantastic and you might even bump in to a familiar face. The rich, famous and recognizable abound and it's a perfect setting to hear the stories of as much. With basic lodging starting around 2,000€ nightly, everything is as it should be, exceptional.

We went here for drinks before dinner. Made reservations in advance. The martini menu is seriously…read morenext level. I recommend being adventurous and trying something random that you can't order elsewhere. The tiramisu martini was next level. Tasted like drinking a tiramisu. Views are great. They also have an adjacent restaurant which is popular.

Beautiful hotel. This is the definition of luxury. The views were incredible, the breakfast was the…read morebest in italy, and the service was top notch. We did not find many negatives with this place. The rooms were small but we did not mind. Bathroom was a decent size. Service was awesome. The gym overlooks the coast and so does the pool. Take advantage of these amenities!!! Great place we will be back. Probably better to come in the summer to visit the beach they have reserved for guests of hotel.

My boyfriend and I came here the summer of 2018 and my goodness the view was breathtaking!…read more For just 40 euros per person we got a 3 course meal, a bottle of wine, and a shot of limoncello! The food was delicious and the owners were so kind and friendly! If we discovered this restaurant on the first day we were in Minori, we probably would have came back a few more times! You cannot go wrong eating here, I mean just the view itself is worth coming here!

Magical restaurant high above our hotel in Minori. The owner, Vincenzo, is so warm and friendly ---…read morereally made you feel like family. The food was all grown on property - all organic. He told us about the animals - the sheep, goats, chickens and pigs. Course after course, they just kept coming. There is no menu - you have no idea of prices. Are you in the mood for this? Ok, will bring you some of that.... The gardens and view is incredibly and it was a very special evening. With wine - also made on property with no sulfites, 80 Euro just to give you an idea. Vincenzo reminded me of my grandfather and I am encouraging my brother to visit on an upcoming trip.

From its perch high above the Amalfi coast, what a heavenly place for a meal. Absolutely one of the…read morebest points for an insta-worthy pic. Beautiful in every way.

Albergo Garden's open-air restaurant came highly recommended by our tour guide and I'm so glad we…read morelistened! The restaurant and bar are situated right on the lip of Ravello before entering the main town square. The bar is on a higher level than the restaurant so you'll need to walk down more stairs to get to the actual restaurant. However, both venues offer some of the best views of the coast that you'll see on your trek across the south of Italy. Make sure you take advantage of sitting out on their terrace. Imagine the most scenic and picturesque views of the mountain-side and the seemingly endless blue ocean. All of this with the crisp sea air breeze gently brushing by. All that said, I might just come back here for the view alone! The highlight is definitely the enchanting view and you should come here first for that but the food is a very close second! We ordered the mixed seafood spaghetti (18 euros) and it was more than advertised. You'll get a very large plate of spaghetti noodles topped with fresh prawns, lobster, shellfish and more. Sprinkle it with the lemon and mix it in the light broth and you'll be in seafood heaven! We also had the seafood salad (13 euros) which was light, refreshing, and crisp to bite. Plus it had healthy amounts of seafood as well including calamari. Mineral water was 2.50 euros. There is also a cover charge of 2.50 per person included in the bill. What really surprised me was the price of the meal. Easily one of the most reasonable deals for all the seafood you get. I had expected to fork over plenty of euros but in the end it was cheaper than seafood restaurants we had in Sorrento or elsewhere. Plus you get that amazing view. You can tell the tourists love Albergo Garden and many just lounge away soaking up the view. I had to take off one star just because the service was very slow and not as attentive and a bit brusque. Other than that slight hiccup, I was impressed. Usually tourist spots really suffer in terms of quality of food but Albergo Garden was both good food and a great view.

We booked in advance, thinking we were just making dinner plans. What we found at Hotel Parsifal…read morewas something holier, something you don't come across often, even in a country built on beauty and blessing. Ravello itself feels like a whisper from God, and this old monastery-turned-sanctuary holds onto that hush. You don't just walk in, you arrive with reverence. We were the only ones in the dining room that afternoon. No crowds. No clicking cameras. Just quiet conversation, fresh breezes, and a view that made me believe heaven might've borrowed from this very cliff when it dreamed up eternity. You could feel the centuries of peace in the walls, like the prayers of monks still echo somewhere in the stone. The staff welcomed us like family, kind, unhurried, genuine. We chose the daily menu, and each course came out with a grace that made us sit up straighter and eat a little slower. The wine was local and perfect. The dessert was tender enough to bring on a moment of silence, not out of politeness, but out of pure awe. This isn't a place for loud voices or rushed meals. Hotel Parsifal is not and never should be a backdrop for a photo. To reduce it to that would be an insult. This place is sacred. It deserves more than filters and hashtags. It deserves presence. It deserves respect. Because this is Italian culture wrapped in tradition, bathed in silence, and blessed with simplicity. If you're lucky enough to go, don't go to see it. Go to feel it. To sit across from someone you love, share a few unhurried hours, and let the world slow down around you. It is a love story, yes, but it's also a quiet kind of worship. The kind where your heart says thank you without needing to speak a word. And to the staff, grazie, from the bottom of our hearts. You made us feel like family. You made our day unforgettable. You were the soul of this place, and we are forever grateful.

Wonderful hotel. Nothing fancy, great views, nice ppl. Good value good food…read more Don't hesitate

I stayed in August 2024 and loved the whole experience. The owner and staff were lovely and…read moregracious. The rooms were very clean and views amazing. We knew there were 56 steps but weren't difficult to manage as there are a few breaks by passage ways. That is the charm of the Amalfi coast! Breakfast was fabulous. We enjoyed our cocktails at the end of our day. I would definitely stay again.

I had the most amazing stay at the Palazzo Vingius! This is the best hotel in Minori with the most…read morewelcoming and accommodating staff. Every morning I woke up with the most beautiful view along with the best breakfast served. Everything was so fresh and to top it off they offer you coffee, espresso or cappuccino as well that you can enjoy on the balcony overlooking the sea. The rooms here are very cute, unique and clean, and you really get the feel that you're living in Italy, which was important to me. Downstairs there is a jacuzzi inside with glass doors which is also overlooking the sea and Amalfi coast.. Just sitting in the jacuzzi with this breathtaking view was incredible. There were also lounge chairs if you wanted to lay out and get a tan or you could walk down the steps and be at the beach! At the beach they offer kayak and boat rentals which was fun...This hotel was so convenient to all places in Minori- restaurants, bars, cafe, market, shopping, bus, etc AND it is only a ten minute walk to the next city over Maiori, if you wanted to explore the coast:) I will definitely be booking my stay in advance for next year here because I enjoyed my visit and again, the staff was so kind, friendly and helpful they really made me feel like Palazzo Vingius was my home for the two weeks I was here... Can't wait to return!!

I would never recommend Hotel Graal in Ravello to ANYONE. They have a 4 day cancellation policy and…read moreanything after that you lose your whole payment for the reservation. I had a medical emergency and needed to cancel. I emailed and had hotels.com call also and they were rude and appalling and hotels.com did nothing. Never have I experienced such horrible service. Greed is the only reason. No stay and they took almost $900 from us. I would never recommend this hotel and I will going on every travel site to report this

What a great stay!!! I stayed in the cheapest room available and still give it FIVE THUMBS UP! And…read morethe shower was amazing. Very good pressure. Highly recommend.

Beautiful historic hotel right in the center of Ravello. This is a beautiful charming little area…read moreand less touristy then surrounding cities. We didn't stay at the hotel but enjoyed a delicious meal here. They also have areas to host private events.

This hotel is absolutely incredible! It was previously a wealthy person's palace and much of that…read morepast grandeur is still there in the public rooms. I had one of the cheapest rooms and so it was very small. However it was very very nicely decorated so the smallness was offset by beauty of the room. I enjoyed instead sitting in the public areas of the hotel which were beautiful, very quiet and peaceful (late in the season). The gardens are wonderful. The views from them and from the hotel are great. The staff was extremely pleasant and helpful. They speak English fluently and should you be traveling from China, one of the receptionists, Mariangela, also speaks Mandarin. Mariangela also arranged my follow-on hotel in Pompeii at a price significantly lower than what I was able to arrange at that same hotel on my own. Now that is service! And Mariangela also arranged for an excellent taxi ride on to Pompeii for 90€. Getting up to Ravello from Amalfi Town is a little difficult but not terribly so. From Amalfi you can walk the some four thousand steps, you can take the local bus for a few Euros, or the hotel will send a taxi for you ... at a cost of 40€. Be prepared to load and unload your luggage in the space below the bus if you choose the bus option which I did. The bus ride is scenic and fairly short at maybe a half hour.

Very clean and very helpful staff, the breakfast is also good close to everything a lot of good…read moreplaces to eat is a laundromat next door, the room is quiet and the pool is awesome but you need to have a reservation for it I totally recommend it!!!!!!!

The hotel is always clean. The lobby is bright. Most of the staff speaks English (and the ones that…read moredo not are quick to get staff that does). They are helpful with bus schedules and local info. Family run business. Now the bad about the hotel itself: They charge 5 Euro per day for slow Internet (512k/128k) and it is only available in the lobby. They have a safe which is not safe due to the flimsy key and cannot be reached by short 5'3") people. The entrance key is old and mammoth. The staff wants the key before you leave the hotel so that makes it a little better. The room itself: very clean and cozy feel. The bathroom tile is nice but small. Definitely no more than one at a time in the bathroom. The bed (queen size-ish) was 2 singles put together with no box springs. Made cuddling hard with the cracking the middle. Food: Our plan came with breakfast and dinner each night. Breakfast is self serve. They had 4 types of juices, milk, water and coffees, including cappuccino. they also had cereals, oatmeal, various breads, croissants, and leftover desserts from the night before. They also had hot dishes such as hams, sausage, eggs, and hard boiled eggs. Cold items were beans,tomatoes, salami, salad, and cheeses. Dinner consisted of 3 courses every night. The starter (appetizer), main course and dessert. Every night they changed the menu (except for 2 of 3 desserts). The starter and entree always had one vegetarian plate, one meat plate and one seafood plate. I have absolutely nothing bad to say about the dinners. I always left completely stuffed and the food was always fabulous. The wait staff was mostly attentive and polite (to your face). We heard them call other guest mean things as they walked away. We went off season (mid-March) and based in what it cost us I thought it was too much. I found this hotel elsewhere for as little as 22 Euro per night. Try to book through a agent and you may get a better rate. The town of Minori is small but easy to get to most places on the Amalfi coast.