BeB Palazzo Mancini

“L’endroit est idéal pour prendre le bateau. Parking très proche”

The place was clean and very friendly, and the host was available at all times. The first night was a bit noisy with passing cars, and breakfast was just coffee and croissants—not really my style.

Maguy·2 हफ़्ते पहले

The property was well-kept and clean, the room was very charming and nicely furnished. Mrs. Cristina was kind and attentive, welcoming us warmly. Breakfast at the pastry shop Sal De Riso was excellent, though the menu for the B&B was not very varied; the filled croissants were still great. Unfortunately, parking is paid, even with the voucher provided by the hotel, it costs 10€ per day (at least for October).

Cristina·2 हफ़्ते पहले

“Foute beschrijving, geen balkon, geen zeezicht.”

The room size and location were good. The description and photos were inaccurate; we booked rooms with sea view and a balcony, but when we arrived there was no balcony. We had deluxe and superior rooms, both without a balcony. We assumed from the photos that there was a large balcony, but that is only for the private apartments, not the B&B on the first floor. There is no lift. Also, there was no sea view from the room. The room included breakfast, and upon arrival we received a voucher to eat at a pastry shop next to the hotel, where we got one coffee and one croissant—that was it. They could do better by offering rooms without breakfast. The B&B is too expensive for what it is. There was also a lot of noise at night; being right next to the Amalfi route, you hear every scooter and car—unpleasant.

Dorien·3 हफ़्ते पहले

The location is central, close to the sea and services. The room was clean and welcoming. The parking concession of 10 €/day for the waterfront is very convenient. Breakfast is provided in partnership with the bar below the property. The only downside is that there are a few steps to reach the floor; if you have a stroller you’ll need to lift it.

Andrea·4 हफ़्ते पहले

“The perfect base from which to see the Amalfi coast... but you may not want to leave !”

Choosing to stay in Minori after a few nights in Sorrento and using it as a base for four nights to explore the Amalfi coast turned out to be the perfect decision. The town is small, authentic, far fewer people, plenty of ferries to other Amalfi destinations, many good restaurants that don’t usually require reservations, and a great beach for swimming. Getting to Ravello is easy—take the bus up, have lunch, then walk down the trail with about 1500 steps, so wear good shoes—and the Walk of Lemons between Minori and Maiori is also recommended. From there it’s simple to ferry to Salerno and catch a train anywhere; we went back to Florence on a high‑speed train. The Palazzo Mancinci is wonderfully positioned on the beachfront, comfortable and secure, with good air‑conditioning (essential) and Wi‑Fi, plus a room safe. The free breakfast is a voucher to a nearby café for a croissant and coffee, but once there you’ll see they have the most amazing cake shop I’ve ever seen, so we became regulars each day. We ended up planning our days the same way: a morning trip somewhere, back early in the afternoon to lounge on the beach and swim, then dinner in Minori. Repeat. Perfect! The only downside was that we thought we were getting a “balcony with sea view” from the booking description, but there was no sea view from the room. That was disappointing, but everything else was perfect. Maybe they can change the description to avoid others feeling the same disappointment.

Ben·4 हफ़्ते पहले