Amalfi Hotel Accommodation
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Exploring Amalfi
Bringing endless turquoise ocean, dramatic cliff faces, and stunning architecture together, Amalfi offers the very best of Italy in one neat package. Spend your time wandering between gentle beaches and open squares - where the aroma of roasted coffee beans floats above giant, colorful flowerpots. Or, dig a little deeper to discover this UNESCO World Heritage site's extraordinary tale of maritime power and natural disaster. Nothing beats breathing in Amalfi's crisp sea air, while chinking champagne glasses with a loved one from the comfort of your own sun-warmed balcony.
Accommodations in Amalfi
There is a range of options for all travelers. The most popular hotel in Amalfi is the La Bambagina, which has been booked 5 times from our Hotels.com verified guests. Our guests also highly recommended Il Vicoletto in Amalfi as it has been reserved 5 times.
Amalfi offers plenty of luxury hotel options for those looking to get the very best services and enjoy top-notch amenities. Check out Hotel Marina Riviera and Santa Caterina.
Sightseeing in Amalfi
Unwind to the sound of waves rolling ashore, as you bronze your skin on the town's main beach. The pebbly shoreline offers swimming and sunbathing within a 5-minute stroll of the town center, and it’s surrounded by restaurants serving succulent shellfish tangled in spaghetti, and Amalfi's own fiery salami - pezzanta.
Take your time, as you rise up the Cathedral of Amalfi's 57-stepped staircase, to take in the beauty of the archway-laden building, which looks out over the town. The Moorish-influenced cathedral may not be Italy's oldest, but its 1,000 year old, algae-green, bronze door - and golden-bathed interior - combine to make it one of the most spectacular.
Transportation in Amalfi
Naples Airport is the easiest to fly to, although the smaller Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport is a little closer. You can hire a car from Naples Airport and drive over – with Mount Vesuvius looming in your rearview mirror - in around 1 hour 15 minutes. If you're already in Italy, consider taking the train to Salerno. The 25 kilometer road that snakes its way from the town to Amalfi is one of Europe's most jaw-dropping coastal drives.
