‘12th Century Former Villa for Aristocracy, Spa, Pools & Beach Club’

Originally constructed 800 years ago, this timelessly elegant five-star was once a private villa for the bourgois and aristocrats in the Kingdom of Naples. Palazzo Alvino houses 43 rooms and suites that enjoy views of the Amalfi Coast and mountains. Rossellinis Restaurant is fine dining with Italian character, and is one of four dining venues onsite including a Lobster and Martini Bar. You’ll find a spa, pools and a seaside clubhouse – the hotel is just 20 minutes by car from Amalfi.

‘Private Beach, Saltwater Heated Pool, Sea Views’

Nestled high atop a cliff, Hotel Santa Caterina has uninterrupted views towards the Mediterranean Sea. Converted from an old villa, this family run hotel has a variety of rooms and suites, some of which have a private plunge pool. There is a spa and wellness centre, private beach, saltwater swimming pool, and fitness centre. Dining includes two restaurants, one serving Mediterranean cuisine and the other serving fresh fish and wood-burnt pizzas.

‘Amalfi Elegance in a Clifftop Former Palace’

Set within an 11th-century palace on Ravello’s cliff edge, Caruso has the presence of a living masterpiece — its frescoed salons, vaulted stone halls and terraced gardens are alive with both history and beautiful fragrance. Once a refuge for princes and travellers, it now stands as one of the Amalfi Coast’s most coveted retreats, where art, architecture and nature are at the forefront. The heated infinity pool, suspended spectacularly between sea and sky, remains its defining feature, while dining on the Belvedere terrace or sipping cocktails in the frescoed Arcade Bar feels like stepping into an old-world painting. With open-air spa treatments shaded by wisteria and excursions along the coast aboard the hotel’s wooden boat, every detail here is rooted in a sense of timeless Italian romance, delivered with Belmond’s signature style.