Villa Maria Luigia

Wonderful
Traveller Type: solo traveller

Good
Traveller Type: group

Good
Traveller Type: young couple

Very Good
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : The room were was clean and with a side-view on the Naples Gulf. The view from the breakfast area is stunning and keeps you sitting there. I enjoyed the personal atmosphere, which calm and peaceful. We had always a chat @the counter, while passing it. All the Staff was very nice and helpful, unbeatable, thank you.
  : Breakfast had unfortunately little variety, ham was only available for the 1st day (typical Italian breakfast).

Good
Traveller Type: young couple
  : You will be charged £8 extra for gluten free. Not very accommodating
  : Breakfast charge , extra parking charge, staff could be more friendly . We had 8 different accommodations on our trip and this was this only one we didn't feel happy with

Good
Traveller Type: young couple
  : This boutique hotel has gorgeous balcony views and a lovely patio to eat breakfast outdoors. The room we stayed in was large, and the shower was larger than several other places we stayed in Italy. The air conditioning worked fine, and the bed was decently comfortable though not exceptional. The window shutters kept the room nice and dark for sleeping. You'll hear noise from the street below your window, but it wasn't terrible. The absolutely best thing about it was the amazing sunrises and sunsets. Amazing! (see pics)
  : The biggest downside is that it's not easy to get between town and the hotel. We would be down in the town (or taking a day-trip to Capri from the marina) and then we'd be sweaty/tired/etc. but would not want to come back to the hotel to shower and get ready for dinner, only to make the trek back down into the town. So we would end up eating an early dinner down in the town and then go back to the hotel by 8 p.m. If you really want to explore Amalfi or surrounding areas during the day, then come back to the hotel and then go out again for the evening in Amalfi, it is kind of a hassle. They say there's a bus that comes maybe two to three times an hour "really close" down the street from the hotel. But it was not on schedule; so if you miss it or think you miss it, you aren't sure whether you should stand around waiting for it or just make the trek on foot. It's about a 20 minute walk down and a 25 minute walk back (uphill) and the issue is that there is no sidewalk for part of the way and the drivers on the narrow roads are crazy! We tried to take the bus from Amalfi back to the hotel and ended up on the wrong bus that took us 35 minutes in the opposite direction! (That's our fault, but I did show the bus driver the Google Maps instructions showing where we were trying to go and asked if it was the correct bus, and he said "Si" -- which apparently meant "you are holding up the line, just get on or off.") There is a walkway from up on the hillside above the hotel where you can walk (with outstanding coastal views) to or from town without taking your life in your hands. You can climb the steep steps up to the pathway not far from the closest bus stop to the hotel. However, it's roughly 245 stone stairs pretty much straight up the hill. You need to be in pretty darn good shape to haul yourself up to the path where it's safe to walk versus dodging traffic on the walk to/from town.

Very Good
Traveller Type: young couple

Good
Traveller Type: family with young children

Very Good
Traveller Type: young couple
  : location overlooking the ocean.
  : no elevator to the rooms.

Very Good
Traveller Type: young couple
  : the first thing we noticed was how perfectly clean it was!!! and the views were outstanding especially for breakfast