"I can highly recommend this hotel, especially if you’re travelling solo. I had a single occupancy room and, while it was small, it was more than adequate. Yes, it’s a single bed and the balcony is only big enough for one chair, but the bed was comfortable and I really didn’t mind the smaller balcony.
As well as the bed, the room had a small desk and chair, a fridge with a minibar, and a huge wardrobe with two large drawers. The wardrobe was so big that I was able to store my large suitcase inside and still had plenty of space left. The bathroom is modern, and both the room and bathroom were clean. The bath towels are a good size too.
My only negative about the room is the noise. You can hear every time someone else uses their bathroom, and noise from the corridor echoes quite loudly. I’d highly recommend bringing earplugs if you want a good night’s sleep. On the plus side, the shutters completely block out the sunlight, so if you fancy a siesta or want to sleep in, you won’t be woken up by the sun.
The rest of the hotel is modern and clean too. The pool area is a good size, and I never had any trouble finding a sunbed. The pool bar serves food at lunchtime, which I’d say is average at best, but it’s perfectly fine if you don’t want to leave the hotel.
I had breakfast twice during my stay. It’s continental, with a huge selection of sweet pastries, cooked meats, cheeses, cereals, and eggs (both boiled and scrambled). I’m dairy free, so there wasn’t much choice for me. If I’d asked, they may have been able to provide dairy-free alternatives, but I’m never too fussed about breakfast.
I’ve also posted some photos of the pool bar menu and the minibar prices. You don’t get a complimentary bottle of water, and it’s €2 from the minibar, which I think is expensive. The local shop is only a two-minute walk away, and the same bottle costs around 75 cents.
I found this hotel to be a great base for exploring the Amalfi Coast. Overall, I’d definitely recommend staying here. The only real negatives for me were the noise and the fact that water isn’t complimentary. That said, I believe the tap water in Italy is perfectly safe to drink."