Minori Palace

This hotel was a great find in the wonderful little town of Minori. We returned to England today (18/6) after a four night stay. Central to everything - less than a minutes' walk to the ristorante giardiniello (highly recommended - we had dinner twice /book with Giovanni) and the sal de riso (great patisserie, coffee, restaurant....). Boats to Amalfi, Positano (very crowded), Maiori (to Sorrento/Capri) and Salerno within two minutes' walk. The staff at the hotel were lovely - from check-in to efficiently arranging the taxi this morning at a competitive price to take us to Amalfi airport. We had a rear facing room with a small balcony and could hear (with an open door) little children singing at school which was a joy to hear on a week day morning. Room was comfortable and clean (our cleaning lady was really helpful and nice) with the added bonus of being able to log in to amazon/netflix movies if you have an account. Minori feels very safe for women travellers and families. The only negative remark generally on the Amalfi coast is the high cost of eating out. It's higher than most restaurants in England but it's a wonderful experience. The Italians really know how to do "il dolce far niente" well. It's contagious and therapeutic.

Nice hotel, very comfortable beds. Great location. Showers aren???t very powerful , breakfast was very basic. I asked if they did toast but was told there???s an extra charge for toast! No atmosphere, lovely bar downstairs that apparently isn???t a bar as they???ve moved it to the roof top. Charged extra for having two cups of coffee but wasn???t aware until checkout. There was an additional charge but they couldn???t tell me what for so had to pay it. Dinner menu was the same every day with little choice so didn???t eat there for dinner. Kept having to go to reception for milk as the maid forgot to leave it most days.