Luxury Amalfi Coast
Tours made for you

After falling for the ruins of this dramatically perched 17th century convent while boating in Salerno Bay, the American owner of the Monastero Santa Rosa spent the next decade painstakingly renovated and restoring the building, creating the stunning and secluded boutique hotel it is today. With only 20 rooms and suites, but plenty of outdoor living areas and private spaces dotted around the estate, this unique property is dedicated to total relaxation, as you can take your pick from the various secluded sun terraces perched on the hillside. Make your way down the lush tiered gardens to reach a truly breathtaking infinity pool where you can soak up the sweeping, panoramic views across the Amalfi Coast. The sisters’ former winery is now the setting for a vast sanctuary of a spa – an impressive selection of some 400 wines now stored in the cellar of Ristorante Il Refettorio, where guests can expect an innovative Mediterranean gastronomic experience with the freshest ingredients from the gardens and surrounding Campania region. The convent sits in the quaint fishing village of Conca dei Marini, just a 20-minute car or boat ride from the most scenic towns along this glamorous coastline – notably Positano, Amalfi and Ravello. An array of excursions can be organised, from walking trails and cultural tours, to diving and windsurfing.

Perched atop Ravello’s cliff, the beautifully restored Caruso is one the finest spots from which to soaking in the Amalfi Coast. The current building dates back to 1800, the original palace 700 years further still, and its 50 rooms and suites in an array of shapes and sizes are fittingly replete with marble, original frescos and Italian antiques. Many enjoy wonderful vistas of the coast, sea and fragrant gardens. The Caruso’s two Exclusive Suites have their own terrace and garden. The Belvedere Restaurant serves up Italian and local Neapolitan delicacies, in the summer to be enjoyed out on the terrace. There is also a restaurant by the famous infinity pool with a wood-fired pizza oven, an adjoining bar, and the elegant piano bar indoors. Explore the coast on complimentary cruises to Amalfi and Positano, scenic helicopter flights on request, or perhaps take out vintage Vespas or classic car along the coastal road.

The Borgo Santandrea is a splendid 5-star hotel situated in the heart of the Amalfi Coast, overlooking the charming fishing village of Conca dei Marini. The hotel features 29 full-service rooms and 16 sumptuous suites, all meticulously designed to merge artisanal Mediterranean traditions with elegant mid-century style, perfectly complemented by the breathtaking views of the sea. The hotel has a strong focus on sustainability, and has incorporated some of the best energy saving technologies, state-of-the-art waste management systems, and plastic reduction initiatives. After a day of adventure and exploration, enjoy exclusive access to the hotel’s private beach. Bask under the Mediterranean sun, take a dip in the crystal clear water, and indulge in the delicious cuisine of the beach restaurant and bar. Head to the hotel’s wine cellar, where a new tour is curated by the sommelier each evening, and is paired alongside a delectable selection of meats, cheeses, and breads thoughtfully selected by the chef. For ultimate relaxation, take a visit to the Wellness Retreat at the hotel, where a range of treatments are offered by highly skilled therapists. You can also keep up with your fitness routine in the spacious gym or on the outdoor terrace, all whilst taking in the panoramic sea views.

Propped atop a cliff, with a sweeping panorama of the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius, this superbly presented resort centre dates back to 1834 and is ringed by a garden, awash with lemon trees and olive groves. An extraordinarily tasteful example of Belle Epoque architecture, Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria is a delightful composite of marble, plush furnishings, nude tones and arched ceilings. Upon entering, you’ll be greeted by a vintage concierge desk before being led to one of the 79 tastefully decorated rooms or suites. Interiors encompass antique furniture, oil paintings and frescoed ceilings, with expansive windows facing the garden or sea. Some include private terraces and pianos, along with original period elements and separate living spaces. The dining collection will do more than just appease, with three restaurants to choose from, including the Michelin-starred Terrazza Bosquet, with a widespread terrace and seafood-focused menu, L’Orangerie set in an orange grove alongside the pool, serving light dishes, inspired by regional produce and Terrazza Vittoria promising Neapolitan specialities, complemented by incredible ocean views. Tipples are whipped to excellence at Vittoria Bar, positioned on a terrace, or La Pergola in a section of the garden, laden with fairy lights. Encircled by cherry-striped loungers and a wooden deck, the hotel’s outdoor pool is a definite highlight. Right next door, guests can seek out the spa, housed in a 19th-century converted greenhouse, with three treatment cabins and a private suite for couples, featuring a Jacuzzi. During your stay, you can opt to immerse yourself in the spectacles of Sorrento, and a lift will take you down to the harbour, where you can board a ferry to the nearby islands or wander around the cobbled streets in search of the perfect Limoncello.

Built upon the ruins of a Roman villa in the 18th century and a landmark hotel ever since, the Bellevue Syrene brings bright modern style and refined service to a setting above Sorrento that has long attracted emperors, artists and intellectuals. From its precarious cliffside position, views spill out across the Gulf of Naples to Vesuvius in the distance. 50 luxury rooms and suites are elegantly furnished, interiors blending traditional features and historical artefacts with more contemporary finishes. Most boast sea views and balconies. The breathtaking Roccia ‘Rock’ Suite is set in an ancient Roman grotto and has a large hydrotherapy bath tub opposite the bed, as well as sea views. Outside there is a pool on the terrace as well as a lift down to sun beds and parasols on the private seafront deck. Dining here is seasonal, with the splendid panoramic terraces of La Pergola perfect for hot summer days, and the Gli Archi’s warm and welcoming style for winter. The Mimmo Jodice room, decorated with some of the pictures of the great Neapolitan photographer, completes the hotel’s dining options. There is also a club lounge and wine cellar. Guests can explore Sorrento, the nearby ancient ruins of Pompeii and picturesque Positano. Capri is a short ferry ride away and offers fantastic designer shops and restaurants.

In the heart of Positano lies the grand Palazzo Murat, where modern design elements perfectly complement the historical nineteenth-century architecture. Immerse yourself in the unique story of each of the 33 elegantly furnished rooms and admire the Castiglioni Arch and the vivid lemon yellow painted window frames, all with an incomparable view of Positano and the majolica dome of the Church of Santa Maria, a symbol of the city. Treat your taste buds to an unforgettable culinary experience at Al Palazzo restaurant, where a fusion of culinary heritage and authentic Mediterranean flavours await. For a more casual setting, Le Petit Murat bar is the perfect spot to spend time with friends and family for an aperitif or light snack whilst listening to some delightful music during the evening events. Unwind and take a refreshing dip in the swimming pool surrounded by lush greenery, with palm trees providing pleasant shade. The hotel’s secret garden immerses you in nature’s grandeur, with majestic views of the famous colourful houses set in the hills, all with the constant splendorous background of the sea.