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Type: Boutique Hotel

Summary: One of the Amalfi Coast's finest hotels

Feature: Dine at the One Michelin Star restaurant

Rooms: 43 rooms & suites

Location: Ravello, Amalfi Coast, Italy

Star rating: Member of 'The Leading Hotels of the World'

Nearest airport: Naples Airport

Transfer: Approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes from Naples Airport by private car transfer.

Luxury Holidays At Palazzo Avino

When it comes to views, few can compete with Palazzo Avino's. Thanks to its extraordinary position, perched high on the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast, one-thousand feet above the Mediterranean, they are omnipresent – from the terrace, from the pool, even from the alfresco fitness area. Add to this the inherent charm of this historic villa – the original Renaissance features contrasting with the modern art for sale in the bar, the handmade Vietri tiles, antique carpets, brass accessories and 19th century furniture, and you have one of the Amalfi Coast's finest hotels.

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Why Palazzo Avino is so special...

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Dining & Gourmet

High above the Amalfi Coast, Palazzo Avino presents an exquisite dining scene. From the traditionally romantic, Michelin-starred, Rossellini's to the breathtaking views and outside bar at the Lobster and Martini Bar, wherever you choose to dine you're sure to be blown away by what this Italian retreat has to offer. For a lighter lunch, enjoy Terrazza Belvedere and its incredible views of the coastline and an array of traditional buildings.

Dining & Gourmet at Palazzo Avino

Romance

This deluxe accommodation, overlooking the sparkling Mediterranean Sea, yields a romantic ambience throughout. Entice your senses in an Italian cooking lesson together whilst sampling tastes of the best local wines, or traverse hand-in-hand through the local fragmented villages, with offerings of diverse scenery, from lush greens to postcard-perfect beaches.

Romance at Palazzo Avino

Culture & History

Built in what was once a 12th century private villa, Palazzo Avino maintains a deep wealth of Italian history within its own four walls. Resting high on the hillside, the hotel is encompassed by the pretty, mountain village, Ravello - popular with visitors who come to admire the incredible views and enjoy a drink in one of the traditional cafés in the square. Joining one of the walking tours, led by a local guide, is the best way to witness the beautiful churches, monasteries and ancient villas this town has to offer - expect to find a historical gem round every corner.

Culture & History at Palazzo Avino

Spa Breaks

The serene spa is located next to the swimming pool in the gardens and overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. Facilities include a hydro pool, sauna, Turkish steam bath and there are various indulgent treatments and therapies to choose from.

Spa Breaks at Palazzo Avino

Luxury Beach

Guests can enjoy Palazzo Avino's ultra-exclusive, private Beach Club, located fifteen minutes from the hotel and reached by a complimentary shuttle.

Luxury Beach at Palazzo Avino
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Pricing

Stay 7 nights from £7,265 p.p. (Low Season) in a Aquamarine Deluxe Sea View, including breakfast & transfers.
Flights available at an additional cost.

Prices shown are for guidance only and other pricing is available. Prices are subject to change due to availability, special offers and currency fluctuation. Please call for details.

 

Accommodation and Dining Experiences

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Overview

Overview

Boasting plenty of marble, fine fabrics, oriental rugs and antique furniture, the rooms and suites embody the glamour of this Amalfi Coast luxury hotel. The exclusive Capsule Collection includes seven rooms, designed by Cristina Celestino, former author of the blush-coloured spaces of The Pink Closet. Interiors feature soft alcoves, colours that recall the sea and precious details, in a concept is inspired by the Italian gardens of Ravello and the odyssey of forgotten stories from the Tyrrhenian Sea. Each has air-conditioning, a satellite television, mini-bar, safe, hydro-massage shower or Jacuzzi bath, luxury robes and slippers, premium toiletries and twice daily maid service.  

King Room - Mountain Side

King Room - Mountain Side

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  • crop_freeSize:16m²
  • visibilityRoom View:Mountain view or the pedestrianised street

Either a king-size bed or twin beds and a bathroom with either Jacuzzi bath or Jacuzzi shower.

Superior Double Room - Mountain Side

Superior Double Room - Mountain Side

  • hotelRooms:4
  • crop_freeSize:28m²
  • visibilityRoom View:Mountain view or the pedestrianised street

Either a king-size bed or twin beds and bathroom with either Jacuzzi bath or Jacuzzi shower.

Sand King Room with Balcony - Mountain Side

Sand King Room with Balcony - Mountain Side

  • crop_freeSize:16m²
  • visibilityRoom View:Mountain view or the pedestrianised street

A plush king bed, a bathroom with either Jacuzzi bath or Jacuzzi shower, and a mountain-view balcony.

Queen Room - Partial Sea View

Queen Room - Partial Sea View

  • hotelRooms:2
  • crop_freeSize:16m²
  • visibilityRoom View:Partial sea view

Either queen-size or twin beds can be enjoyed in this charming room with lateral sea views.

Aquamarine Junior Mountain Side Room

Aquamarine Junior Mountain Side Room

  • crop_freeSize:28m²
  • visibilityRoom View:Mountain or charming street

Part of the special Capsule Collection, designed by architect Cristiana Celsetino, this room boasts a calming colour scheme of coral, aquamarine and sand. It features a plush king bed and elegant bathroom with combo bath and shower.

Queen Room with Balcony - Partial Sea View

Queen Room with Balcony - Partial Sea View

  • crop_freeSize:16m²
  • visibilityRoom View:Partial sea views

Either queen-size or twin beds can be enjoyed in this charming room with lateral sea views, complete with a balcony.

Deluxe Room - Sea View

Deluxe Room - Sea View

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  • visibilityRoom View:Sea views

These rooms feature large arch windows with enchanting vistas of the Mediterranean Sea. All bathrooms have either Jacuzzi bath or Jacuzzi shower.

Aquamarine Deluxe Sea View Room

Aquamarine Deluxe Sea View Room

  • crop_freeSize:20m²
  • visibilityRoom View:Sea

Part of the special Capsule Collection, designed by architect Cristiana Celsetino, this room boasts a calming colour scheme of coral, aquamarine and sand. It features a plush king bed, elegant bathroom with walk-in shower and a large arch window with a French balcony overlooking the sea.

Deluxe Room - Sea View with Balcony

Deluxe Room - Sea View with Balcony

  • crop_freeSize:35m²
  • visibilityRoom View:Sea views

A large bedroom with a sitting area and a bathroom with Jacuzzi bath with a private balcony overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

Superior Junior Suite - Sea View

Superior Junior Suite - Sea View

  • hotelRooms:2
  • crop_freeSize:45m²
  • visibilityRoom View:Sea view

Either a king-size or twin beds, a sitting area and a bathroom with Jacuzzi bath.

Immenso Suite - Sea View

Immenso Suite - Sea View

  • crop_freeSize:40m²
  • visibilityRoom View:Sea views

This suite is composed of a large bedroom with a sitting area, large bathroom with Jacuzzi combo bath and shower and three beautiful balconies overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

Deluxe Suite - Sea View and Terrace

Deluxe Suite - Sea View and Terrace

  • hotelRooms:4
  • crop_freeSize:58m²
  • visibilityRoom View:Sea view

One bedroom suite with either king-size bed or twin beds, a living area, bathroom with Jacuzzi bath and terrace.

Coral Deluxe Suite with Terrace and Sea View

Coral Deluxe Suite with Terrace and Sea View

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  • visibilityRoom View:Sea

Part of the special Capsule Collection, designed by architect Cristiana Celsetino, this suite boasts a calming colour scheme of coral, aquamarine and sand. It features a king bedroom, elegant bathroom with bathtub and separate shower, living area and spacious terrace with sea views.

Orizzonte Suite - Sea View and Balcony

Orizzonte Suite - Sea View and Balcony

  • hotelRooms:1
  • crop_freeSize:80m²+ 6m² balcony
  • visibilityRoom View:Sea view

One bedroom suite with either king-size bed or twin beds, living area and bathroom with Jacuzzi bath. Four full windows overlook the Mediterranean Sea and there's a balcony suitable for dining.

Infinito Suite - Sea View and Terrace

Infinito Suite - Sea View and Terrace

  • hotelRooms:1
  • crop_freeSize:100m² + 50m² terrace
  • visibilityRoom View:Sea view

This bi-level suite is situated on the top floor of the building and comprises one bedroom with either a king-size or twin beds, a large living room including a dining area, a lbathroom with both Jacuzzi bath and separate shower and an additional guest bathroom in the living room area. On the upper floor there's a terrace with Jacuzzi hot tub and dining area and amazing views over the Amalfi Coast.

Belvedere Suite - Sea View and Terrace

Belvedere Suite - Sea View and Terrace

  • hotelRooms:1
  • crop_freeSize:80m² + 40m² terrace
  • visibilityRoom View:Sea view

Situated in the gardens of the hotel this suite has a master bedroom with either king-size bed or twin beds, separate wardrobe, large living area, Jacuzzi hot tub and terrace overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

Rossellnis Restaurant

Rossellnis Restaurant

  • restaurant_menuCuisine:At the helm of this One Michelin Star restaurant is Executive Chef, Michele Deleo, who fuses local seasonal ingredients with creative contemporary cooking techniques.
  • checkroomDress Code:Smart casual
  • icecreamChildren's Menu:No
  • dinner_diningVegetarian Option:Yes
  • local_activityReservation Required:Yes

An elegant, romantic restaurant open for dinner only, from April to October.

Terrazza Belvedere

Terrazza Belvedere

  • restaurant_menuCuisine:Delicious small bites and fresh pasta dishes.
  • checkroomDress Code:Smart casual
  • icecreamChildren's Menu:No
  • dinner_diningVegetarian Option:Yes
  • local_activityReservation Required:No

A laid-back eatery with an exceptional terrace with views of the coastline.

Caffé dell'Arte

Caffé dell'Arte

  • restaurant_menuCuisine:The perfect place to sip a cocktail or nibble on some of Chef's delicious snacks.
  • checkroomDress Code:Smart casual
  • icecreamChildren's Menu:No
  • dinner_diningVegetarian Option:Yes
  • local_activityReservation Required:Yes

Admire how the sea and sky blend together through the arches as you listen to the soothing sounds of a pianist.

Lobster and Martini Bar

Lobster and Martini Bar

  • restaurant_menuCuisine:Open in the evenings for the freshest local lobster paired with refreshing Champagne or Prosecco, or perhaps a Martini.
  • checkroomDress Code:Smart
  • icecreamChildren's Menu:No
  • dinner_diningVegetarian Option:Yes
  • local_activityReservation Required:Yes

A breathtaking backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea, particularly at sunset.

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Situated on the clifftop of the Amalfi Coast, Ravello is the location for famous classical music concerts, held on a stage over-hanging the sea from July to October.

   

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From April to June, when the temperatures range from 18⁰C to 26⁰C, the Amalfi Coast blossoms with spring flowers and sea temperatures start to rise: a great time to visit. July and August experience high temperatures of around 29⁰C and most festivals and concerts are held in peak season. September is also a lovely time to stay, with daytime temperatures averaging 26⁰C.

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British Airways from London Gatwick to Naples.

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From London Gatwick to Naples: 2 hours, 45 minutes.

The Arts

Much more than just its coast and buildings, the Amalfi is the ideal destination for lovers of music, theatre and art. Each summer, from June to September, the beautiful town of Ravello hosts the Ravello Festival, a cultural extravaganza of orchestra, ballet, film and exhibitions. Ravello’s ultra-modern Oscar Niemeyer Auditorium showcases an impressive, year-round concert series, while in historic Pompeii, watch an array of musical treats – from opera to rock concerts. The views from Ravello’s clifftop location have inspired those creatively inclined for decades, once a popular destination for Spanish artist, Miro, alongside literary legends, D.H. Lawrence and Virginia Woolf.

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Food and Wine

Italian food is a favourite across the globe, making the Amalfi Coast the ideal destination for a culinary discovery. Meander the hidden alleyways of Sorrento and find delicious aromas wafting from traditional trattorias, or head to Piazza Tasso, where tables and chairs spill out onto the cobbles – a great spot to watch daily life unfold, cappuccino in hand. The Amalfi area of Italy is particularly renowned for its lemons – sample them from local roadside sellers and colourful markets, or wash down an exquisite Italian meal with a shot of Limoncello.

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Pompeii and Herculaneum

From the Amalfi Coast and Sorrento, you can easily access the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Pompeii in Campania. This spot is truly one of the most interesting and attractively located archaeological sites in Italy. An ancient Roman town buried under the volcanic ash of a disastrous eruption from Mount Vesuvius in AD79, it was discovered in the 18th century. Today, it provides first-class evidence of the way of life during the Roman Empire. Herculaneum was another ancient Roman town destroyed in the eruption. More preservation of furniture and buildings occurred here compared to Pompeii, while, in recent years, some 300 skeletons were uncovered – a harrowing yet fascinating place to visit.

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Coastal Towns

Beautifully picturesque, the town of Amalfi is an ancient settlement with a fascinating heritage, with local museums on hand for those keen to find out more. Boasting glorious art and architecture, the Arabic-Norman cathedral overlooking the main piazza and Arab-Sicilian monastery are just two highlights. Positano is a vibrant, jet-set favourite, poised precipitously on the mountainside. Wander through the jumble of buildings, charmingly painted in hues of pink and yellow, visiting the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Assunta – inside is a Byzantine-inspired icon of a black Madonna. Also attracting discerning visitors, Ravello is an exclusive clifftop retreat, the views from which are truly inspiring.

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Beaches

Alongside its charming towns, the Amalfi Coast is home to some gorgeous beaches. In Amalfi town, brightly coloured parasols decorate the main beach, backed by the shimmering blue waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Alternatively, hop on a boat to Santa Croce west of Amalfi – a wonderful snorkelling spot. Positano is also a favourite with beach lovers, home to the glamorous Marina Grande Beach and its swanky row of eateries, as well as quieter options like Fornillo Beach. Soak up the Italian sunshine before cooling off with a dip in the water, followed by a sea-front cocktail or gelato. Why not hop over to beautiful Capri for the day, just a scenic boat trip from a number of the coast’s traditional fishing villages?

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