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From romantic countryside retreats and historic boutique hotels to beautiful coastal resorts and private villas, our collection celebrates the character, charm and timeless appeal of Italy.

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A collection of exceptional hotels and resorts, chosen for their distinctive character, beautiful settings and unforgettable experiences. These are the places that make a stay truly special.

Caruso, A Belmond Hotel

Ravello, Amalfi Coast

Caruso, A Belmond Hotel, Amalfi Coast, part of Belmond, is set in Ravello and offers a historic palazzo stay with one of the most recognisable infinity pools on the Amalfi Coast. The hotel is centred around the original palazzo, with rooms split between the main building and a separate garden annex, and a series of terraces that open out towards the coastline. Movement through the property is straightforward, with the main spaces leading naturally towards the pool terrace, which acts as the focal point throughout the day. What defines the stay is the balance between the preserved interiors and the open terraces, with quiet corners across the gardens contrasting with the more social areas around the pool and restaurant. It feels structured without being formal, allowing guests to move easily between spaces without losing the sense of privacy. para-2 The 50 rooms and suites vary in layout depending on their position within the palazzo or garden annex, with many offering balconies or terraces that open towards either the coastline or the landscaped grounds. Interiors lean into traditional detailing, with frescoed ceilings and antique pieces giving a clear sense of place without feeling overly staged. Suites provide more generous space and better positioned outdoor areas, with options such as the Premium Junior Suites and Deluxe Suites offering wider terraces and uninterrupted views. The emphasis remains on space and outlook rather than decorative excess, with each room shaped by its position within the building. para-3 The hotel has two main restaurants and one bar. Ristorante Belvedere is the primary dining space, focusing on Italian cuisine with a more formal setting, while Caruso Grill handles lighter, more relaxed meals during the day. Both are positioned to take advantage of the views, with dining largely centred around the terrace rather than interior spaces. The bar operates as an extension of this, particularly in the evening when the focus shifts towards drinks overlooking the coastline. para-4 The infinity pool is the defining feature, positioned on a terrace with uninterrupted views across the Amalfi Coast, and acts as the main daytime space. Sun loungers are arranged along the edge, keeping the focus on the view rather than crowding the area. There is no beach access from the hotel, but a shuttle service connects guests to the coast below, while the property itself remains more about time spent on site. Additional options include boat excursions during the summer, along with access to Ravello’s quieter setting away from the busier coastal towns. para-5 The spa includes treatment rooms focused on massage and relaxation, alongside a steam room and wellness facilities, with a quieter setting within the grounds. A gym is available on site, along with space for yoga, giving a balanced but low-key wellness offering rather than a large standalone spa experience. para-6 The hotel is located in Ravello, around a 10 minute walk from the town centre, with Amalfi approximately 20 minutes by car and Naples Airport around 60 km away.

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Monastero Santa Rosa Hotel & Spa

Conca dei Marini, Amalfi Coast

Monastero Santa Rosa Hotel & Spa, an adults only hotel in Conca dei Marini, is a former 17th century monastery reworked into one of the most distinctive small hotels on the Amalfi Coast, known for its terraced gardens and spa-led approach. The hotel is arranged across four levels of gardens that step down the cliff, with each level holding a different part of the experience, from the main terrace and restaurant to quieter garden spaces and the pool below. The original structure remains visible in the vaulted interiors and enclosed spaces, but most of the hotel opens outward towards the sea, with clear sightlines across the coastline. What defines the layout is the way the gardens are used. Rather than a single central terrace, the space is broken into smaller areas, with daybeds, shaded corners and open viewpoints spread across different levels. This gives the hotel a slower, more private feel, with multiple places to settle rather than one focal point. para-2 The 20 rooms and suites are individually configured within the former monastery walls, which means layouts vary, but all are positioned to face the sea. Interiors draw from the building’s past, with vaulted ceilings, soft tones and restrained detailing rather than anything decorative or overstated. Suites provide more space and better positioned terraces, but the overall approach remains consistent, with each room shaped by its structure rather than following a standard format. The emphasis is on quiet, contained spaces rather than open-plan layouts. para-3 The hotel has one main restaurant and one bar. The restaurant focuses on Italian and regional dishes, served on a terrace overlooking the coastline, with the setting playing as much of a role as the food itself. The bar is set within a more enclosed space, functioning as a contrast to the open terraces, with a quieter, more contained atmosphere for drinks in the evening. para-4 The pool is positioned on one of the lower garden levels, set out towards the edge of the cliff, with uninterrupted views across the Gulf of Salerno. Surrounding terraces and daybeds provide additional space away from the main pool area. The gardens remain central throughout, offering multiple areas to move between, while a shuttle service connects the hotel to Amalfi for access to the coast below. para-5 The spa is a major part of the hotel, with a full range of facilities including tepidarium, Turkish bath, hydro pool, sauna and treatment rooms, making it one of the more complete wellness setups in the area. A fitness space is also available, though the emphasis remains on the spa and the quieter pace set by the surrounding gardens. para-6 The hotel is located in Conca dei Marini, with Amalfi a short drive away via shuttle, and Naples Airport approximately 90 minutes by road.

Rooms from $859 per night

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Santa Caterina Hotel

Amalfi, Amalfi Coast

Hotel Santa Caterina, a five star hotel just outside Amalfi, is one of the coast’s most established family run stays, defined by its direct access to the sea and a fully developed cliffside layout that works on every level. The hotel is arranged as a series of descending terraces that run from the main villa down to the water, with each level serving a clear purpose rather than feeling decorative. The upper terraces hold the main social spaces, including the principal restaurant and bar, while the lower levels move towards the beach club and swimming platform. What sets it apart is how complete the lower section is. The beach club is not an afterthought or a small access point, it is a fully formed part of the hotel with its own restaurant, pool and direct swimming access. In Amalfi, where true waterfront space is limited, this changes the stay entirely, allowing you to spend full days at sea level without needing to leave the property. para-2 The 66 rooms and suites are distributed across the main building and adjoining sections, all positioned to face the coastline either directly or at an angle. Balconies are standard and play a central role, giving each room a usable outdoor space rather than just a viewpoint. Interiors follow a traditional approach with Vietri tiled floors and classic detailing, but the focus remains on position and outlook rather than styling. Suites introduce more space and larger terraces, with some extending into more private areas, but the overall experience is consistent throughout, with the emphasis on being outward facing rather than internally focused. para-3 The hotel has two restaurants and a bar, each placed within the wider layout rather than operating as separate destinations. Glicine is the main restaurant, holding a Michelin star and set on an upper terrace, focusing on refined Mediterranean cuisine with the coastline as its backdrop. Al Mare is located at the beach level and shifts the tone completely, offering a more relaxed setting for fish and pizza within the beach club itself. This split works well, giving a clear distinction between formal evening dining and daytime use without forcing guests to leave the property. The bar sits on one of the main terraces, keeping drinks aligned with the same open setting that defines the hotel. para-4 The beach club and pool at sea level are central to how the hotel functions. Positioned directly against the water, this area includes a saltwater pool, sun platforms and direct access for swimming, making it one of the most usable waterfront setups in Amalfi. Above this, the upper terraces provide quieter spaces for dining and relaxation, with the transition between levels giving the hotel a natural rhythm across the day. You can spend time entirely within the property without it feeling repetitive, which is not always the case on this stretch of coast. para-5 The wellness area includes a sauna, Turkish bath, treatment rooms and a fitness centre, all integrated into the main structure rather than set apart. While not the defining feature of the hotel, it is complete enough to support longer stays without needing to rely on external facilities. para-6 The hotel is located approximately 1 km from Amalfi, close enough to reach the town easily while remaining outside its busiest areas. Positano is around a 20 minute drive, and Naples Airport is approximately 90 minutes away by road.

Rooms from $631 per night

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