Minori·9.0
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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Casa San Michele in Minori offers family rooms with sea or city views, each featuring air‑conditioning, a private bathroom with bidet, and free WiFi. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, garden, outdoor dining, solarium, children’s playground, and barbecue. The hotel sits a 12‑minute walk from Minori Beach, near Maiori Harbour and Amalfi Cathedral, and 44 km from Salerno Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The view, atmosphere and hospitality were amazing—worth every single dollar! We loved our stay and wish we had stayed longer. We’ll always come back to Minori when we visit the Amalfi Coast. We didn’t like anything; we should have followed the instructions and taken the bus up on the first night instead of hiking with our luggage. Still, it was a memorable experience and we laughed and puffed the whole way.
Fuluiole·2 weeks ago
Terrace and view are magnificent. The parking advertised at 15 euros was charged 20 for a spot in a vacant lot.
Jean-marc·3 weeks ago
Beautifully authentic, stunning location! Wonderful owners who gave us cake and limoncello 😍 Everything we wanted for a true Italian experience! It’s a 10/15 minute walk up or down steps to reach the property, not a huge problem for us but worth noting for those who might find it harder.
Gabrielle·3 weeks ago
The view is awesome, the location is unique. The room is perfect for what you need. The owners are really nice, and you can hear the whole “Italian” life going on outside 😬
Alex·3 weeks ago
I was blown away by the hospitality of the host and their family, and their pets stole my heart. The view was incredible, and the classic breakfast—though simple—was absolutely adorable and just right. Being away from the crowds felt like a breath of fresh air after hectic holiday stops. From the ferry we could easily explore the rest of the Amalfi Coast; Minori was the sweetest spot, and this family’s place and their restaurant, Donna Carmela, were just as charming. It was a genuinely authentic Italian experience, and I’m already dreaming of returning. The location at the top of town required climbing stairs, but that wasn’t a problem for us; the town itself is lovely and far from the bustle, right along the lemon path—exactly how you should experience the Amalfi Coast. The only downside was the shower, which jumped a bit from hot to cold and had soft pressure, and the sink leaked slightly from underneath. The bathroom layout made it awkward to get out after a shower without getting wet feet—my sandals were soaked. Still, for the price and the space, it was probably as well‑optimized as possible, and all the positives outweighed the negatives.
Jie·4 weeks ago