Villa Inn Costa

The owners made everything easy from the start: they met us on time, got us settled quickly, shared plenty of tips over WhatsApp, and even left a cake from Gran that was just right for an Italian breakfast. We cooked most nights, and the gas stove, oven, and basic supplies were all useful. The two-bedroom space was mostly roomy, though getting around one bed was a squeeze and that room had few outlets. The villa sits peacefully in the hills, well away from the bustle at the coast. Morning walks through the lemon groves to the next village were a real treat, and it’s a good base for Ravello. For the coast, a bus or short drive to Miaora makes sense, then the ferries save you from the narrow roads. Parking takes a little thought: a small car can reach the villa, but the last turn is very tight, so we used the public parking just opposite it and got a residence sticker from the owners. Carrying luggage and groceries up the steep climb was a bit of a challenge, though it suits the rustic setting. The price was reasonable. We loved our stay and hope to return.