La Valle Delle Najadi

The hotel and its setting were incredible, and this was one of my best experiences ever. So much has been thought through, right down to the smallest details. The owners and staff were kind and always had good recommendations that made our visit better. I highly recommend it!

Francesca and her team were so kind, and I'd love to come back for a longer stay. The property is beautifully cared for, with lovely gardens, and it's a former paper mill. I stayed in the enormous suite, which was tastefully decorated with details I loved, and the whole place was sparkling clean. The stairs are quite a climb, but they help burn off some of the great meals in Vietri.

The atmosphere here was absolutely fantastic, and the service was at the highest level. I'd give 10 stars if I could for all the knowledge, help, and useful information shared. The room was clean and spacious, and the place itself is beautiful, with a great terrace. It's a wonderful base for seeing the sights of the Amalfi Coast, and I highly recommend staying here.

This was my best holiday location ever, and I'll definitely return. Francesca and Pierro welcomed me warmly, showed me around the apartment and grounds, and offered caring, useful advice about what to see and where to eat. The former textile mill has been turned into attractive apartments, each with its own terrace area overlooking the coastline and the Bonea river stream below. The gardens are lovely, full of bougainvilleas, hydrangeas, fragrant plants, lemon trees, and two volières. Everything outside is kept in meticulous order, while guests can look after their own apartment as they like. Inside, there's an equipped kitchen, excellent beds, and a good shower. The location is peaceful and beautiful, away from the tourist crowds in other Amalfi villages, but still convenient: it's close to railway hub Salerno, on the Via Costiera Amalfitana with good bus service, and served by TraVelMar fast ferries linking the Amalfi coast cities. The upper side of Via Costabile takes you to the bus stop, station, and streets with ceramics shops and ateliers. Downhill are the beach clubs, more shops, and the ferry jetty. Grazie mille, Francesca e Pierro!