A charming hillside hideaway above Amalfi
Set in the heart of Amalfi, Villa Annalara gives you a peaceful perch above the town while keeping the coast wonderfully close. Amalfi Cathedral, the lively harbour and the main beach are all within around a 10-minute walk, so days can drift between historic streets, little boutiques, waterfront cafés and boat trips along one of Italy's most beautiful coastlines. Atrani is also nearby if you fancy a quieter seaside wander, while ferries make it easy to explore Positano, Capri and other Amalfi Coast favourites.
The hotel has an intimate, boutique feel that suits its hillside setting perfectly. A panoramic rooftop terrace is the standout feature, offering sweeping views across Amalfi's rooftops, mountains and sparkling coastline, while the peaceful garden provides another lovely spot to unwind after a day of exploring. Concierge services are on hand to help arrange excursions, transfers and local experiences, and thoughtful touches like free Wi-Fi and luggage storage make your stay even easier. It's a small, characterful retreat where the spectacular scenery does plenty of the talking.
Each morning begins with a continental buffet breakfast featuring local specialities, while the hotel's restaurant serves authentic Italian dishes in relaxed surroundings. Later, enjoy a drink at the bar before wandering into Amalfi, where family-run trattorias, fresh seafood restaurants, lemon desserts and bustling piazzas are all waiting just downhill.
Just so you know, the hotel's built on the hillside and offers a private lift from street level, helping you avoid many of Amalfi's famous stairs.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Breakfast room
Find out more about Amalfi
Hundreds of years ago, Amalfi was among the most important ports in southern Italy, but today it has swapped trading vessels for pleasure cruises. Amalfi holidays offer a taste of a glitzy destination that has wowed international visitors for centuries. One of the coast’s biggest and most popular towns, Amalfi enchants with its winding streets and squares, which never lead wanderers too far from the pebbly waterfront.