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  • This wonderfully earthy farm has a rustic rock-pool, a large terracotta tile terrace, and whitewashed elegance. It is also known in the area for its excellent cuisine.

  • As the name states, this is another fabulous property, built on top of a Roman villa and frequented by the great and regal. Guests have included Romantic poets Shelley and Byron and the German writer Goethe. A pool, gardens, and striking panoramas render it as unforgettable today as it was in Grand Tour times.

  • Housed in a building dating from 1700 and recently renovated, this hotel is at the foot of the acropolis of Terra Murata. Most rooms enjoy views of the picturesque fishing village.

  • The overall impression here is light-filled freshness, cool colours and serenity, yet it’s just a few steps away from all the high-life in the piazzetta and the shops and restaurants. A wonderful place for a Capri sojourn.

  • A palatial establishment that attracts well-heeled guests. It’s all done up in signature Amalfi Coast style, with vibrant majolica tiles and lots of antiques. The pool is small, but there is a gym, and the hotel restaurant is renowned.

  • With its clifftop setting and elegant interiors, this is an amazing find; fills up very fast, so book in advance. Guests enjoy a pleasant private beach and a good restaurant in a wonderful glass-walled setting with panoramas of the bay.

  • This tiny, old-fashioned pensione is located on the top floors of a 19thcentury building along the seafront. For sea views, choose rooms without a bathroom.

  • A charming, familyrun pensione with large, airy rooms, tiled floors and antique furniture.

  • Quaint and a real bargain along this pricey coast. You get the views, the elevator to the beach, and some great cooking all at pensione prices. Each room has a hair dryer, there are nonsmoking rooms upon request, free parking and good deals on half- or full-board plans.

  • This former convent has a unique position at one end of Amalfi, clinging to a cliff, with a fortified tower on the promontory that is now used for special events. The rooms are tiny but charming, and the pool is a big draw. Cooking courses also held here..

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