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Hotel Miramalfi

Hotel Miramalfi
Hotel Miramalfi
Hotel Miramalfi
Hotel Miramalfi
Hotel Miramalfi

If you are looking for a place where the charm of the Amalfi Coast meets the comfort of a warm welcome, Hotel Miramalfi is definitely one of the best choices. This elegant 4-star hotel is literally perched above the sea, overlooking one of the most spectacular stretches of coastline, just a few minutes from the heart of Amalfi. Its location is one of its strong points: every corner of the hotel offers breathtaking panoramic views that accompany you from your first coffee in the morning to your last glass of wine at sunset.

The rooms, furnished in Mediterranean style with touches of refined design, are made to welcome you into a relaxing and bright atmosphere. All have a balcony or terrace with sea view, air conditioning, minibar, satellite TV, and every detail is designed to offer you maximum comfort. Some suites also offer more ample spaces and lounge areas to enjoy the landscape in total privacy.

The real gem of the property, however, is its direct connection to the private beach: a lift carved into the rock takes you directly to the sea, in a secluded and well-equipped corner, perfect for those seeking relaxation away from the crowds. And if you prefer to stay up high and enjoy the view, the panoramic pool and sun terraces are your ideal retreat.

Two restaurants complete the experience, with cuisine that celebrates the flavours of the region: fresh seafood, lemons, local vegetables and homemade pasta are the stars of simple yet distinctive dishes. All accompanied by a select wine menu and attentive service that makes every guest feel truly special.

🧭 How to reach

The Hotel Miramalfi is located just 800 metres from the centre of Amalfi and about 20 minutes by car from Positano. It is situated slightly outside the centre, in a quiet and panoramic location, perfect if you are looking for a little peace without sacrificing the convenience of having everything at your fingertips. The sea view is spectacular and the location is ideal for relaxing away from the hustle and bustle, while still being very close to the heart of the Amalfi Coast.
If you are travelling by public transport:
From Naples airport
You can take the Alibus or a fixed-rate taxi to the central station, then take a train to Salerno (about 1 hour). In summer, there is also a convenient ferry from Molo Beverello directly to Amalfi
Find out more in our dedicated guide.
From the new Costa d'Amalfi Airport (Salerno) you can:
take the Airlink bus to Salerno railway station (about 40 minutes, £5)
use the Bus Italia urban line (line 8)
book a taxi (about £50 to Salerno)
hire a car directly at the airport
or use the direct SITA Sud line to Amalfi, which can be booked online
Read our complete guide on getting from Salerno airport.
By bus
SITA Sud buses run regularly from Salerno station to Amalfi, stopping in the main towns along the coast. Once in Amalfi, you can reach the Hotel Miramalfi by taking a local bus (lines for Pogerola or Agerola), which stop a few minutes from the hotel
By ferry
From early spring to late autumn, you can also travel by ferry with Travelmar, departing from Molo Concordia in Salerno: the journey to Amalfi takes about 45–50 minutes. Once you land, you can take a local bus to easily reach Via Quasimodo, where the hotel is located.
Check here for updated local bus timetables.
If you arrive by car
From the north: exit at Angri Sud (A1 motorway), then follow signs for Valico di Chiunzi, passing through Tramonti and Maiori.

From the south: take the panoramic SS163 Amalfitana road from Salerno, passing through Vietri sul Mare, Cetara and Minori.
Once you reach Amalfi, continue along the SS163 westbound from Via Matteo Camera towards Piazza Duomo. Continue on the state road for about 850 metres: Hotel Miramalfi is located on the left, at Via Salvatore Quasimodo, 3

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👍 Why we do recommend it

Spectacular views and exclusive services
Hotel Miramalfi boasts an unforgettable location, suspended between the sky and the sea, with breathtaking panoramic views. Just a few minutes from the centre of Amalfi, it is the perfect starting point for exploring the coast or simply enjoying moments of pure relaxation. The hotel offers an infinity pool overlooking the sea, sun terraces perfect for sunbathing in peace and a private beach accessible via a charming lift carved into the rock. In addition, the convenient free shuttle service allows you to get around easily, avoiding the stress of parking and traffic.
Ideal for a romantic getaway
If you are looking for the perfect place to surprise someone or enjoy a special moment as a couple, the Hotel Miramalfi is for you. Rooms with private balconies overlooking the sea, candlelit dinners in panoramic restaurants and aperitifs at sunset by the pool make this hotel the ideal choice for a romantic getaway. The elegant atmosphere, quiet location and attention to detail create the perfect conditions for an intimate and unforgettable experience.
Comfort and hospitality that make the difference
The rooms are furnished with attention to every detail: decorated in Mediterranean style, bright, with all modern comforts and an enchanting view. Whether you choose a standard room or a suite, you will find spaces designed to make you feel truly at home. The staff is one of the hotel's strong points: always available, never intrusive, ready to satisfy every request with professionalism and courtesy.

🗺️ Things to see on your doorstep

The centre of Amalfi with its attractions
Your visit can start from the imposing Cathedral of Sant'Andrea, which dominates the central square with its spectacular staircase and Arab-style façade. Step inside and be amazed by the Chiostro del Paradiso (Paradise Cloister) and the crypt: it's a journey back in time.
A few steps away is the Paper Museum, where you can discover the ancient art of handmade paper, a unique skill handed down through the centuries.
Continue with a stroll along the seafront, perhaps enjoying some homemade ice cream or a limoncello babà, and arrive at the tourist port, the ideal starting point for boat trips to Positano, Capri or the most hidden bays of the coast.
Here you will find a useful resource for planning your day in Capri!
An excursion to the magical Valle delle Ferriere
If you want to immerse yourself in the unspoilt nature of the Amalfi Coast, an excursion to the Valle delle Ferriere is a must. Located in the heart of the Monti Lattari Regional Park, this nature reserve offers a unique landscape characterised by waterfalls, streams and lush vegetation. The trail, which winds its way through ancient mills and lemon groves, is particularly picturesque in spring and autumn, when the mild climate and fresh air make for a pleasant and rejuvenating walk.
Along the way, you can admire the prehistoric fern Woodwardia radicans, a rare species that thrives thanks to the humid microclimate of the valley. The waterfalls and streams that run through the reserve create a fairytale atmosphere, ideal for photography and nature lovers. In addition, the presence of ancient paper mills and ironworks bears witness to the historical importance of this area, once the hub of the Amalfi economy.
To fully enjoy this experience, we recommend taking a guided tour.
Discover the village of Atrani, a short walk from the centre of Amalfi
If you are in Amalfi, take a short 10-minute walk to reach Atrani, the smallest town on the coast in terms of surface area, but rich in charm and history. This lovely village, nestled between Mount Civita and Mount Aureo, has kept its medieval layout intact, offering an authentic and evocative atmosphere.
Start your visit from Piazza Umberto I, the heart of the village, where you will find the Church of San Salvatore de' Birecto, dating back to the 10th century, once the palatine chapel of the Dukes of Amalfi. Continue towards the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Maddalena, built in 1274, with its Rococo façade and majolica dome dominating the landscape.
Here we are talking about the evocative Chiese di Atrani (Churches of Atrani).
For lovers of hiking, a climb to the Sanctuary of Santa Maria del Bando, located at the top of Monte Aureo, offers a breathtaking view of the coast. Along the way, you can visit the Grotta di Masaniello, linked to the history of the famous Neapolitan revolutionary.
You are also close to:
Duoglio Beach, which is 800 metres from this property
The village of Lone: perched between Duoglio Beach and Mount Scorca, Lone offers a peaceful atmosphere and spectacular views, perfect if you love exploring the hidden villages of the Amalfi Coast. Nestled among terraced gardens and panoramic views, Lone still retains a soul deeply connected to its Amalfi past. Don't miss the charming Church of the Nativity of Mary, with its elegant portal and polychrome stained glass windows, and the 14th-century bell tower, the only surviving part of the ancient medieval church.

🎉 Things to do nearby

If you are staying in Amalfi, you have a world of experiences at your fingertips to make your trip truly unforgettable. Thanks to its strategic location and efficient land and sea connections, you can easily explore the wonders of the Amalfi Coast: Ravello, Scala, Minori, Maiori and Praiano are all within easy reach of the town centre.
For sea lovers, a sunset boat tour is a must: sail along the coast, discover hidden beaches and enjoy an aperitif as the sun dips into the Mediterranean. If you want a more adventurous experience, parasailing in Amalfi offers a unique thrill, flying over the coast with spectacular views.
For those seeking an immersion in local culture and gastronomy, a cooking class at a farmhouse is ideal: learn how to prepare traditional dishes among the scents of a lemon grove and savour your creations.
If you love nature and hiking, don't miss the (Path of the Gods: a scenic trail between Agerola and Positano that offers breathtaking views of the coast and authentic contact with Mediterranean nature.
For a cultural experience, visit the Grotta dello Smeraldo (Emerald Grotto) in Conca dei Marini: a karst cave with emerald waters and stalactite and stalagmite formations
Finally, if your stay coincides with the Christmas period, a visit to Salerno to admire the Luci d'Artista (Artist's Lights) is highly recommended: light installations that transform the city into a magical experience.
To discover all these activities and many more, visit the “Experiences” section of our website: you will find a curated selection of suggestions to enrich your trip with unique and memorable moments.

🗓️​ Events not to be missed

Feast of St. Andrew: faith, tradition and spectacle
Amalfi has a deep connection with its patron saint, Saint Andrew the Apostle, who is celebrated twice a year: on 27 June and 30 November. The latter is the most heartfelt celebration for the community, with moments of intense devotion and great popular participation. The celebrations enliven the entire historic centre with solemn processions, music, singing and an atmosphere charged with emotion. The most eagerly awaited moment? The spectacular race up the steps of the cathedral: the bearers lift the statue of the saint and carry it at full speed to the cathedral, amid the enthusiasm and emotion of those present. It is an event that leaves no one indifferent and makes you feel part of a centuries-old tradition that is still alive and vibrant.
Byzantine New Year: a leap into the Middle Ages
If you visit Amalfi at the end of August or in early September, you may find yourself immersed in a timeless atmosphere. It is Byzantine New Year, a historical re-enactment that also involves the nearby village of Atrani and transforms the two towns into an authentic medieval setting. From 31 August to 1 September, the programme includes conferences, cultural events, shows and a grand costume parade re-enacting the investiture of the Doge. Ladies, knights, musicians and flag-wavers parade through the ancient streets, bringing the splendour of the Maritime Republic back to life. A special opportunity to experience history in a spectacular way, amid period costumes, art and culture.
The Regatta of the Ancient Maritime Republics
Every four years, Amalfi hosts one of the most spectacular events on the coast: the Historical Regatta of the Ancient Maritime Republics. The last edition took place here in 2025, with Genoa emerging victorious.
The regatta is not just a rowing race, but a true historical celebration, which also involves the rival cities of Genoa, Pisa and Venice. The majestic medieval procession that precedes the race is an event in itself: flags flying in the wind, armour, drums and period costumes bring the glory of the past back to life. An exciting event, perfect for those who love history and spectacle.

📌 Not to be missed if you are staying here

The Lido delle Sirene, a stone's throw from the hotel
If you are looking for a corner of paradise in Amalfi, the Lido delle Sirene is the ideal destination. Located a short walk from the centre, this beach club offers a relaxing and authentic experience, away from the crowds. Its crystal-clear waters, similar to a natural swimming pool, and pebble beach create the perfect environment for swimming and sunbathing. The beach club has comfortable sun loungers, parasols and facilities such as showers and changing rooms, ensuring comfort and convenience. In addition, the seaside restaurant serves typical local dishes, allowing you to enjoy Campania specialities with a view of the sea. For snorkelling enthusiasts, the clear waters offer the opportunity to explore the marine life.
Dinner by the sea? Ristorante da Teresa!
If you are looking for the perfect place for a romantic dinner in Amalfi, Ristorante Da Teresa is an ideal choice. Located on the picturesque beach of Santa Croce, this restaurant offers an authentic culinary experience in an enchanting setting. Accessible only by sea, the restaurant offers a free shuttle service from the Il Faro di Amalfi jetty, making the arrival part of the experience.
The menu features traditional Campania dishes, prepared with fresh, local ingredients. Specialities include handmade scialatielli with seafood, paccheri col cuoccio and anchovies stuffed with provola cheese. All accompanied by a selection of local wines, to be enjoyed with the sound of the waves in the background.
The atmosphere is made even more special by the unique location: a wooden stilt house overlooking the sea, with breathtaking views of the Amalfi coast. Soft lighting and friendly service complete the experience, creating the perfect setting for an unforgettable evening.