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About this hotel
Luxurious Accommodation Perched on a sea-view cliff on the Amalfi Coast, Caruso, A Belmond Hotel, Amalfi Coast offers a stay in a renovated 11th-century building. The rooms and suites, with views of the garden or sea, are elegantly designed and equipped with modern amenities, including LCD TVs, air conditioning, and free internet. Some even feature private balconies for a more intimate experience. Dining Excellence Indulge in a generous daily breakfast and savor traditional Italian delicacies at the Belvedere Restaurant. For a more casual dining experience, head to the Pool Grill for a taste of authentic Italian pizza. The culinary offerings at Caruso, A Belmond Hotel, Amalfi Coast promise a gastronomic journey to remember. Exclusive Experiences Enjoy complimentary boat excursions along the stunning coast during the summer or take advantage of the free shuttle service to Amalfi and Positano. These exclusive experiences add an extra touch of luxury to your stay, making it truly unforgettable. To experience luxury, exquisite dining, and exclusive experiences, book your stay at Caruso, A Belmond Hotel, Amalfi Coast today.
Amenities
Fitness facilities
WiFi
Parking
Non-smoking rooms
Air conditioning
Fitness center
Swimming pool
24-hour front desk
Restaurant
Room service
Business center
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Garden
Pets allowed
BBQ facilities
Lift / Elevator
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Luggage storage
Airport shuttle
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About Ravello
Ravello feels poised above the Amalfi Coast, calmer and more refined than the seafront bustle below. Sightseeing centers on scenic viewpoints, gardens, and nearby Amalfi highlights like Fontana Sant'Andrea, Amalfi Busto Di Sant'Andrea, and Mercanti d'Arte. It suits travelers wanting elegance, quieter evenings, and easy access to coastal culture rather than constant action.
Pros
Elegant, scenic atmosphere with memorable views
Quieter than Amalfi’s busiest waterfront areas
Good base for culture, strolling, and nearby sights
Considerations
Limited nightlife and late-evening energy
Steep terrain can make moving around tiring
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