{"id":6045,"date":"2025-10-09T11:44:35","date_gmt":"2025-10-09T09:44:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/costieraamalfitana.com\/en\/?post_type=accomodation&#038;p=6045"},"modified":"2025-10-09T11:44:47","modified_gmt":"2025-10-09T09:44:47","slug":"hotel-villa-felice-relais","status":"publish","type":"accomodation","link":"https:\/\/costieraamalfitana.com\/en\/accomodation\/hotel-villa-felice-relais\/","title":{"rendered":"Hotel Villa Felice Relais"},"content":{"rendered":"\n<p class=\"wp-block-paragraph\">Just a few minutes from the centre of Amalfi, Villa Felice Relais is an cosy hotel with attention to every detail, perfect for those who want to enjoy the Amalfi Coast in peace without sacrificing comfort. It is the perfect place to feel at home, thanks to Cristina, the owner, who is always smiling and helpful, ready to offer personalised advice on what to see, where to eat and how to best organise your holiday.<\/p>\n\n\n\n<p class=\"wp-block-paragraph\">The property is located in a panoramic position, easily connected to the centre by a bus stop right in front of the entrance. The rooms are bright, tastefully furnished in a simple yet elegant style, and equipped with all amenities: air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, TV, minibar and, in some, a private terrace with spectacular sea views. The bathrooms are decorated with Vietri ceramics and offer hydromassage showers or Jacuzzi tubs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n<p class=\"wp-block-paragraph\">In the morning, you can enjoy breakfast on the panoramic terrace with homemade cakes and fresh products. If you prefer to stay in for dinner, the restaurant serves traditional Mediterranean dishes made with local ingredients. Parking is free \u2013 a nice bonus in Amalfi \u2013 and the staff is always ready to help you with excursions, advice, or even just a friendly chat.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":6047,"template":"","destinazione":[20],"tipologia":[16],"class_list":["post-6045","accomodation","type-accomodation","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","destinazione-amalfi","tipologia-hotel"],"acf":{"prenota_booking":"","prenota_expedia":"","giudizio_dei_clienti":"","come_raggiungere_dove_dormire":"<h2>\ud83e\udded How to reach<\/h2>\r\n\r\nVilla Felice Relais is located on Via Salita Tuoro, in a strategic position just outside the centre of Amalfi. It is easy to reach but far enough away from the hustle and bustle to guarantee peace and quiet and breathtaking views of the sea. Perfect if you are looking for a little rest and relaxation but still want to stay close to the heart of the Amalfi Coast.\r\nHow to get there by public transport\r\nFrom Naples Airport\r\nTake the Alibus or a taxi (fixed fare) to Naples central station, then take a train to Salerno (about an hour). In summer, you can also take a panoramic ferry from Molo Beverello directly to Amalfi.\r\nFind out more in our dedicated guide.\r\nFrom the new Costa d'Amalfi Airport (Salerno)\r\nThe airport has been operational since July 2024 and is served by airlines such as Ryanair, easyJet, Volotea, Vueling and British Airways.\r\nFrom here you can:\r\ntake the Airlink bus to Salerno station (about 40 minutes, 5 \u20ac)\r\nuse the city bus (Bus Italia, line 8)\r\n\r\nbook a taxi (about 50 \u20ac to Salerno)\r\nrent a car directly at the airport\r\nuse the SITA Sud direct line to Amalfi, bookable online\r\n\r\nIf you want to find out more, we have also written this complete guide on how to get around from this airport.\r\nBy bus\r\nSITA Sud buses depart every hour from Salerno railway station and connect the entire coast. Once in Amalfi, to reach Villa Felice Relais, you can take a second bus towards Pogerola, Agerola or Sorrento. All these lines stop about 10\u201312 minutes from the centre and a short walk from the property.\r\nBy ferry\r\nFrom April to October, you can choose Travelmar ferries, which depart frequently from Molo Concordia in Salerno and arrive in Amalfi in 45-50 minutes. It is a fast, scenic and very pleasant option. After disembarking in Amalfi, simply take a local bus to Via Salita Tuoro.\r\nHere you will find the updated local bus timetables.\r\nIf you arrive by car\r\nFrom the north: exit at Angri Sud on the A1 motorway, then follow the signs for Valico di Chiunzi, passing through Tramonti and Maiori.\r\nFrom the south: take the spectacular SS163 Amalfitana from Salerno, passing through Vietri sul Mare, Cetara and Minori.\r\nOnce in Amalfi, continue on the SS163 for about 3 km, then turn onto Via Porta Rivelli until you reach Via Tuoro.\r\nFinal directions:\r\nProceed from Via Matteo Camera\/SS163 towards Piazza Duomo\r\nContinue on SS163 for 1.9 km\r\nTurn right onto Via Pimenio Vescovo\/SS366 and continue for 1.1 km\r\nGo straight onto Via Papa Leone X\r\nThe property has free private parking available on site without reservation.\r\nIf you are travelling by car, you may also find this guide to parking on the Amalfi Coast useful.\r\n\r\n","perche_te_la_consigliamo":"<h2>\ud83d\udc4d Why we do recommend it<\/h2>\r\n\r\nIdeal for a romantic getaway\r\nIf you are looking for a quiet property with sea view rooms and a terrace perfect for aperitifs at sunset, you have come to the right place. The private atmosphere and panoramic location make Villa Felice Relais a perfect choice for couples: here you can truly relax, far from the hustle and bustle, but with Amalfi within easy reach for an evening stroll or a romantic dinner.\r\nIf you want more interesting ideas for your romantic getaway, here is the perfect article for you!\r\nPerfect for families who want comfort and convenience\r\nEven for those travelling with children, Villa Felice is a smart choice: spacious rooms, a quiet and accessible location, free parking and the option of requesting extra beds. The bus stop in front of the property is a plus that makes getting around easy, avoiding the stress of finding parking in the centre.\r\nGreat for curious travellers and lovers of authenticity\r\nIf you love discovering places with a locals' touch, you're in good hands here. Cristina and her staff really know how to help you experience the Amalfi Coast at its best: personalised tours, off-the-beaten-track restaurants, tips on lesser-known villages and, if needed, assistance with renting a scooter or booking a transfer. Everything is designed to ensure you have an authentic, relaxed and truly memorable experience.\r\nStart dreaming about your holiday by discovering the 20 unmissable activities on the Amalfi Coast!","cosa_vedere_dove_dormire":"<h2>\ud83d\uddfa\ufe0f Things to see on your doorstep<\/h2>\r\n\r\nDuoglio beach\r\nIf you are a traveller who loves the true sea, with crystal clear water, silence and unspoilt nature, you will fall in love with Duoglio beach. Just 550 metres from Villa Felice Relais, this hidden gem is the ideal retreat for those seeking relaxation away from crowded beaches. It can be reached by descending about 400 steps set in the vegetation: a short \u201cadventure\u201d that is worth every step. Once down, an enchanting bay with pebbles, cliffs and a transparent sea invites you to take a dip. It is the perfect place for those who love swimming, sunbathing in peace or setting off by boat to discover secret coves that can only be reached from the sea. Bring your mask and fins: the seabed here is a thrill to explore. If you are looking for an authentic corner of the Amalfi Coast, Duoglio is a must-see!\r\nDiscover the other unmissable beaches of the Amalfi Coast!\r\nAmalfi and its wonders\r\nFrom Villa Felice Relais, it takes just nine minutes by car \u2013 or a few minutes by bus, with the stop conveniently located right in front of the hotel \u2013 to immerse yourself in the magic of one of the most iconic pearls of the Amalfi Coast. It is the perfect starting point for discovering the city without the stress of parking or traffic.\r\nOnce you arrive in the centre, let yourself be enchanted by the Duomo di Sant'Andrea, with its majestic staircase and Arab-style fa\u00e7ade dominating the historic centre. Inside, the crypt and the Chiostro del Paradiso tell the story of centuries of art and spirituality. Then lose yourself in the narrow streets, among artisan workshops, historic pastry shops and breathtaking views, where every corner seems designed to end up on a postcard.\r\nStop off at the Paper Museum, where you can discover the ancient Amalfi tradition of handmade paper \u2013 a unique heritage.\r\nWhen it's time for an aperitif, Piazza del Duomo welcomes you with its outdoor bars, where you can sip a limoncello or a spritz while watching the hustle and bustle of the city.\r\nThe Ferriere Valley\r\nIf you love walking, don't miss the Valle delle Ferriere, a trail surrounded by nature, waterfalls and medieval ruins, perfect for a green break just a stone's throw from the centre.\r\nHere you will find more information to help you plan your excursion.\r\nYou are also close to:\r\nAtrani, the smallest village on the coast, which you can easily reach on foot from Amalfi.\r\nConca dei Marini and its Emerald Grotto, which you can easily reach by bus\r\n","cosa_fare_dove_dormire":"<h2>\ud83c\udf89 Things to do nearby<\/h2>\r\n\r\nJust a few minutes from the centre of Amalfi, you can discover the Amalfi Coast from every angle!\r\nSea, mountains, tradition and adventure come together here, creating experiences to suit every type of traveller. Whether you are planning a trip for two, a weekend with friends or a solo break, you areliterally spoilt for choice.\r\nIf you love the sea, you can set off directly from the port of Amalfi for a boat trip to Positano, Capri or the most secluded coves of the coast. Sailing along the cliffs, exploring sea caves and stopping for a dip in the turquoise waters is the best way to experience the beauty of the coast from a privileged vantage point. Some tours also include an aperitif at sunset: perfect for a couple looking for a romantic but original experience.\r\nIf you're more into adrenaline and breathtaking views, the Sentiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods) hike is a must. Agerola and Positano are connected by this legendary trail suspended between sky and sea. It is a real adventure, ideal for those who want to walk in nature, breathe deeply and take postcard-worthy photos. And to make the experience even more interesting, you can book it with an expert guide who will tell you the history and secrets of this corner of paradise.\r\nWould you prefer to immerse yourself in the local culture and authentic flavours? Take part in a cooking class: you will enjoy a fun, sensory experience, perfect for couples or small groups, where you can get your hands dirty and prepare traditional dishes such as fresh pasta, parmigiana or a lemon dessert. Surrounded by Mediterranean aromas and stories of cooking handed down through generations, you will return home with new skills and wonderful memories.\r\nDiscover all the experiences we have selected for you and let yourself be inspired: the beauty of it is that you don't have to go far to enjoy something unique.\r\n","eventi_dove_dormire":"<h2>\ud83d\uddd3\ufe0f\u200b Events not to be missed<\/h2>\r\n\r\nIf you happen to be in Amalfi at the right time, you may witness events that transform the city into an even more magical place. These are not just simple celebrations, but authentic experiences that reveal the soul of the area, through history, religion and popular tradition.\r\nHere are three events that you should not miss if you are in the area.\r\nByzantine New Year\r\nEvery year, between the end of August and the beginning of September, Amalfi and Atrani go back in time to celebrate the ancient Byzantine New Year. According to the Eastern Empire calendar, this was when the legal and fiscal year officially began. The atmosphere is evocative: ladies, knights, drummers and flag-wavers invade the streets in a grand historical re-enactment that culminates in the coronation of the \u201cMagister di Civilt\u00e0 Amalfitana\u201d (Master of Amalfi Civilisation). The town centre is transformed into a large medieval stage, with shows, parades and music, offering everyone \u2013 tourists and residents alike \u2013 an exciting immersion in the past.\r\nRegatta of the Ancient Maritime Republics \u2013 pride and spectacle\r\nWhen Amalfi hosts the Regatta of the Ancient Maritime Republics, the city explodes with energy and a spectacular challenge begins between the four Italian maritime republics (Amalfi, Genoa, Pisa and Venice), which battle it out at sea aboard historic boats. But the regatta is only the highlight of an event that lasts several days, including parades in period costumes, cultural events and folklore. The last edition hosted in Amalfi took place in May 2025, but every time the event stops here, the city comes alive with history and passion.\r\nFeast of St. Andrew \u2013 faith and spectacle in the heart of Amalfi\r\nTwice a year, Amalfi gathers around its patron saint, Sant'Andrea. 27 June and 30 November are dates marked in red for the people of Amalfi: the town is decked out in its finery, but the most striking moment is the procession. The statue of the saint, carried on the shoulders of the faithful, descends the steps of the cathedral with power and majesty amid applause and emotion. The day ends with fireworks over the sea, music and religious rituals, in a perfect blend of spirituality and tradition. Even those who come from far away immediately sense that this is no ordinary festival: it is the heart of Amalfi beating strongly.\r\n","da_non_perdere_dove_dormire":"<h2>\ud83d\udccc Not to be missed if you are staying here<\/h2>\r\n\r\nRestaurant and swimming pool with breathtaking views just a stone's throw away\r\nIf you want to experience a romantic and unforgettable evening during your holiday in Amalfi, we recommend a visit to Le Nereidi. Located a few steps from the hotel, this restaurant offers breathtaking views of the Gulf, making it the ideal place for a candlelit dinner or an aperitif at sunset.\r\nThe 25-metre panoramic swimming pool with whirlpool is surrounded by lush gardens and Greek columns, creating an elegant and relaxing atmosphere. The poolside is furnished with tables and sofas, perfect for sipping a drink while admiring the coastal landscape.\r\nSweet break at the historic Pansa pastry shop\r\nDon't miss the opportunity to visit this pastry shop institution: a stop at Pansa is much more than just a coffee break, it is an experience that will enrich your trip to Amalfi.\r\nPasticceria Pansa is famous for its Delizia al Limone, a soft and fragrant cake that embodies the essence of the lemons of the Amalfi Coast. But the offer does not stop there: you can enjoy Neapolitan Pastiera, chocolate Caprese, candied lemon peel and many other specialities prepared with high-quality ingredients and according to recipes handed down through generations.\r\nThe elegant setting, with period furnishings and gilded mirrors, creates a refined and welcoming atmosphere, ideal for relaxing. Whether you choose to sit at the outdoor tables, admiring the lively square, or settle inside, you will be immersed in a unique sensory experience.\r\nPasticceria Pansa is also recognised nationally and internationally: it has been included among the 100 excellences of Italy by Forbes and is part of the Locali Storici d'Italia (Historic Places of Italy).\r\nLooking for more suggestions for excellent desserts? 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