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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We got an upgrade to a suite which was very spacious and comfortable. The breakfast was good and we enjoyed our stay. We ate dinner at the hotel. The food was really good. We stayed only one night.
We got an upgrade to a suite which was very spacious and comfortable. The breakfast was good and we enjoyed our stay. We ate dinner at the hotel. The food was really good. We stayed only one night.
Iris
Reviewed November 30, 2024Reviewed November 30, 2024
The staff were friendly and welcoming on my arrival. I booked a double deluxe room and was given the largest room on arrival. It was clean, quiet and very spacious for one person. I slept very well during my stay as the bed was extremely comfortable. The gardens are well maintained and spacious and the area around the pool is a haven of tranquility. It’s unfortunate that the pools are not large enough to swim in. Breakfast was sufficient, although I had to request a cappuccino on several...
The staff were friendly and welcoming on my arrival. I booked a double deluxe room and was given the largest room on arrival. It was clean, quiet and very spacious for one person. I slept very well during my stay as the bed was extremely comfortable. The gardens are well maintained and spacious and the area around the pool is a haven of tranquility. It’s unfortunate that the pools are not large enough to swim in. Breakfast was sufficient, although I had to request a cappuccino on several...
The location of the property is one of the main features. Right in the heart of Amalfi without having to climb any of the narrow staircase alleys.
The property is also very well maintained and clean.
The only thing we didn't like about our room is that there wasn't a window facing outside. So I'd enquire about it before booking.
The location of the property is one of the main features. Right in the heart of Amalfi without having to climb any of the narrow staircase alleys.
The property is also very well maintained and clean.
The only thing we didn't like about our room is that there wasn't a window facing outside. So I'd enquire about it before booking.
Keila
Reviewed October 29, 2026Reviewed October 29, 2026
The Hotel Margherita was recommended to us by a friend who visited last year and I am delighted to say that we found that his glowing report was not an exaggeration.
On arrival the friendly staff came out, took the luggage up to the room and parked the car in the garage. We had booked a room with a sea view and on reaching our room we were greeted with a delightful panoramic view of the coast and the surrounding headland. Our air conditioned room was tastefully decorated, and with the full...
The Hotel Margherita was recommended to us by a friend who visited last year and I am delighted to say that we found that his glowing report was not an exaggeration.
On arrival the friendly staff came out, took the luggage up to the room and parked the car in the garage. We had booked a room with a sea view and on reaching our room we were greeted with a delightful panoramic view of the coast and the surrounding headland. Our air conditioned room was tastefully decorated, and with the full...
This hotel should be a 4 star... even though this hotel doesn’t have a pool and spa facilities, you CANNOT fault this hotel. It was slap bang in the middle the old town, there was a fantastic restaurant next door as well as a quirky cafe.
The rooms were so modern and ABSOLUTELY spotless. You could literally lick the floor (if you’re into that kind of thing! Lol).
I must say, the mood lighting was my personal favourite. You could turn your room lights from red, to blue, purple etc etc. It...
This hotel should be a 4 star... even though this hotel doesn’t have a pool and spa facilities, you CANNOT fault this hotel. It was slap bang in the middle the old town, there was a fantastic restaurant next door as well as a quirky cafe.
The rooms were so modern and ABSOLUTELY spotless. You could literally lick the floor (if you’re into that kind of thing! Lol).
I must say, the mood lighting was my personal favourite. You could turn your room lights from red, to blue, purple etc etc. It...
Lucy
Reviewed October 15, 2017Reviewed October 15, 2017
Lovely hotel, great spot for getting to/from naples airport - about 35euro in a taxi/20mins drive (much quicker than any central naples hotels). It was a perfect "last day" spot for me, after a week on the amalfi and wanting a hassel-free early morning transfer. This hotel has a beautiful swimming pool, fantastic restaurant (actually the best pasta I'd had all week!) and my room was really spacious and beautifully appointed (with a v. comfy bed!!). It's in the perfect spot for visiting pompeii...
Lovely hotel, great spot for getting to/from naples airport - about 35euro in a taxi/20mins drive (much quicker than any central naples hotels). It was a perfect "last day" spot for me, after a week on the amalfi and wanting a hassel-free early morning transfer. This hotel has a beautiful swimming pool, fantastic restaurant (actually the best pasta I'd had all week!) and my room was really spacious and beautifully appointed (with a v. comfy bed!!). It's in the perfect spot for visiting pompeii...
Very nice Hotel, easy walk to Town square, railway station restaurants and bars. Stunning views ,staff polite courteous ,friendly and helpful,nothing is too much trouble. Staff are happy to recommend other restaurants and have printed maps and information to assist you finding your way around.
The Hotel staff demonstrated their honest commitment to their guests when they found our passports left in the room safe after we checked out and were on our way to the airport. They immediately...
Very nice Hotel, easy walk to Town square, railway station restaurants and bars. Stunning views ,staff polite courteous ,friendly and helpful,nothing is too much trouble. Staff are happy to recommend other restaurants and have printed maps and information to assist you finding your way around.
The Hotel staff demonstrated their honest commitment to their guests when they found our passports left in the room safe after we checked out and were on our way to the airport. They immediately...
The simple white interiors reflect the ancient history of this old monastery, now a top quality hotel perched on the side of the cliffs, overlooking Amalfi and the sea. Spectacular views and wonderful service! Regrets that the 'infinity pool' is only open from May to September, note that this is not mentioned on their website.
The simple white interiors reflect the ancient history of this old monastery, now a top quality hotel perched on the side of the cliffs, overlooking Amalfi and the sea. Spectacular views and wonderful service! Regrets that the 'infinity pool' is only open from May to September, note that this is not mentioned on their website.
We stayed at the hotel for one night to facilitate a short visit to Positano as part of a longer stay near Paestum further South. We received a lovely welcome from the reception staff which felt friendly and personal Our car was swiftly whisked away for parking at a nearby site and we were shown to two beautiful rooms with gorgeous terraces overlooking the bay. We ate at the restaurant, sitting outside for the glorious view. The food and service were good and reasonably priced for the...
We stayed at the hotel for one night to facilitate a short visit to Positano as part of a longer stay near Paestum further South. We received a lovely welcome from the reception staff which felt friendly and personal Our car was swiftly whisked away for parking at a nearby site and we were shown to two beautiful rooms with gorgeous terraces overlooking the bay. We ate at the restaurant, sitting outside for the glorious view. The food and service were good and reasonably priced for the...
Sally
Reviewed September 4, 2016Reviewed September 4, 2016
We had a basic room which WAS basic but very clean (basic meaning dated) we stayed 4 days and the room cleaning service was excellent, breakfast was continental, WiFi was a bit hit and miss but okish, no SKY in the basic rooms,, ideally situated for Pompeii as its literally across the road, didn't know until we got there that entry is free every 1st Sunday of the month. I'm glad we didn't pay for a transfer from the airport to the hotel because there's a bus outside the airport (outside...
We had a basic room which WAS basic but very clean (basic meaning dated) we stayed 4 days and the room cleaning service was excellent, breakfast was continental, WiFi was a bit hit and miss but okish, no SKY in the basic rooms,, ideally situated for Pompeii as its literally across the road, didn't know until we got there that entry is free every 1st Sunday of the month. I'm glad we didn't pay for a transfer from the airport to the hotel because there's a bus outside the airport (outside...
Theresa
Reviewed December 6, 2017Reviewed December 6, 2017
Such a lovely hotel. The staff are so friendly and helpful. The views of Sorrento are stunning. The Hotel Restaurant food was superb the best food we have ever had in a hotel Restaurant.
We used the hotel shuttle bus which was so reliable and quick into Sorrento town. You can walk into town which only took about 15 minutes.
It's a hotel you could not fault as the pool was so clean and gave you such lovely views. I would highly recommend the hotel. When we left the hotel for our flight they...
Such a lovely hotel. The staff are so friendly and helpful. The views of Sorrento are stunning. The Hotel Restaurant food was superb the best food we have ever had in a hotel Restaurant.
We used the hotel shuttle bus which was so reliable and quick into Sorrento town. You can walk into town which only took about 15 minutes.
It's a hotel you could not fault as the pool was so clean and gave you such lovely views. I would highly recommend the hotel. When we left the hotel for our flight they...
Julie
Reviewed September 11, 2016Reviewed September 11, 2016
The hotel was wonderful, the grounds and inside beautiful all facilities were superb. Breakfast was lovely with loads of choice and all waiters really took care and looked after us. Rooms were lovely and room service excellent. All the staff made us feel welcome and were amazing at giving us advice and help especially as we had several problems with lost luggage and a car problem did everything they possibly could to help us. Nothing Wes too much bother. We loved our stay and will go back and...
The hotel was wonderful, the grounds and inside beautiful all facilities were superb. Breakfast was lovely with loads of choice and all waiters really took care and looked after us. Rooms were lovely and room service excellent. All the staff made us feel welcome and were amazing at giving us advice and help especially as we had several problems with lost luggage and a car problem did everything they possibly could to help us. Nothing Wes too much bother. We loved our stay and will go back and...
We loved this hotel and were delighted when we saw our room. Although the decor is simple and unfussy, the colours are just gorgeous and little touches make it so pretty. All rooms have balconies looking towards the Bay of Naples with Vesuvius and Ischia the dominant features - and overlooks the harbour of Seiano. The free shuttle taxi makes it really accessible with lifts to Vico Equense - ideal base for touring the Sorrento peninsular and Bay of Naples. Breakfast was good and a comfortable...
We loved this hotel and were delighted when we saw our room. Although the decor is simple and unfussy, the colours are just gorgeous and little touches make it so pretty. All rooms have balconies looking towards the Bay of Naples with Vesuvius and Ischia the dominant features - and overlooks the harbour of Seiano. The free shuttle taxi makes it really accessible with lifts to Vico Equense - ideal base for touring the Sorrento peninsular and Bay of Naples. Breakfast was good and a comfortable...
Joan
Reviewed October 15, 2016Reviewed October 15, 2016
Beautiful property, staff extremely helpful in all aspects. Several weddings took place whilst we were there but they had no impact on our stay and rooms are extremely well soundproofed so no disturbances from the weddings at all.
Beautiful property, staff extremely helpful in all aspects. Several weddings took place whilst we were there but they had no impact on our stay and rooms are extremely well soundproofed so no disturbances from the weddings at all.
Situated 2 minutes walk away from entrance to Pompeii ruins, just passed that entrance is the bus stop for vezuvious (€3.80 single), both train stations for local routes and national routes less than 10 minutes walk (single way tickets = €3.30 to Napoli centrale, €2.40 to Ercolano (Herculaneum), €5.80 to Paestum) Entrance Tickets to Vezuvious are €12, Pompeii Ruins Full site €22, without 5 Villas €18, Paestum Ruins €15, Herculaneum ruins €16, Napoli Archeological Museum €20,
So huge savings if...
Situated 2 minutes walk away from entrance to Pompeii ruins, just passed that entrance is the bus stop for vezuvious (€3.80 single), both train stations for local routes and national routes less than 10 minutes walk (single way tickets = €3.30 to Napoli centrale, €2.40 to Ercolano (Herculaneum), €5.80 to Paestum) Entrance Tickets to Vezuvious are €12, Pompeii Ruins Full site €22, without 5 Villas €18, Paestum Ruins €15, Herculaneum ruins €16, Napoli Archeological Museum €20,
So huge savings if...
The Gulf of Salerno is between the Sorrentine Peninsula in the north and Cilento region in the south. One of the most beautiful parts of Italy’s coastline, the Gulf of Salerno is lined with charming old-world towns with a wide variety of accommodation.
The city of Salerno has many four-star hotels with swimming pools and on-site restaurants overlooking the gulf. There are more luxury and boutique hotels along the Amalfi Coast in Vietri Sul Mare, Maiori and Cetara, where you’ll find many four- and five-star hotels with sea views.
But if you’re looking to save money, use Expedia to find a budget-friendly hotel in Salerno, the regional capital. There are several places to stay around the cathedral and near the station
Enjoy the Waters of the Gulf of Salerno
The Gulf of Salerno is a particularly scenic stretch of the Tyrrhenian Sea and one of the best ways to see it is from the water. Hop on a boat in Salerno or Arechi marina for a journey along the coastline.
Ferries depart from Salerno heading for Capri and Ashdod, or you could even charter your own smaller boats and head out into the Gulf of Salerno. Private tours show you some of the sights of the coastline, including the pastel-coloured towns that line the hills of the Amalfi Coast.
Bring your camera to photograph the picturesque town of Positano and pack a swimming costume so you can go for a dip in the welcomingly waters of the Gulf of Salerno.
Scenic Drives with Views of the Gulf of Salerno
If you prefer dry land, another great way to see the Gulf of Salerno is from a car, exploring the roads that wind around the cliffs of the region. The Amalfi Coast has many road trips to choose from, running between the old-world towns of the Sorrentine Peninsula.
Head away from your Salerno hotel to the south of the gulf to explore the scenic drives around Agropoli and the Cilento region. Park your car to explore classical ruins and to take panoramic shots of the spectacular coastline.