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About this hotel
Stunning Amalfi Coast Location Situated just 200 meters from Maiori's sandy beach, Casa Blu Cobalto offers modern rooms with air conditioning and satellite TV, along with a terrace boasting beautiful views of the sea. Comfortable and Stylish Accommodation The bright rooms with tiled floors and private bathrooms provide a comfortable stay, with the added luxury of a shower, hairdryer, and bathrobe. The balcony in each room offers a perfect spot to enjoy the scenic views. Delicious Breakfast and Nearby Dining Start your day with a delightful sweet and savory breakfast served daily. For other meals, explore the local bars and restaurants just a short walk away, offering fresh and delicious local produce. Ready to experience the beauty of the Amalfi coast? Book your stay at Casa Blu Cobalto now!
Amenities
WiFi
Parking
Non-smoking rooms
Air conditioning
Restaurant
Room service
Heating
Lift / Elevator
Luggage storage
Airport shuttle
Safety deposit box
Soundproof rooms
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Car hire
Breakfast in the room
Packed lunches
Barber/beauty shop
Sun terrace
Private check-in/check-out
Daily housekeeping
Airport shuttle (additional charge)
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About Maiori
Maiori feels like a relaxed, beach-oriented slice of the Amalfi Coast with a livelier, more practical rhythm than the postcard-center nearby. It’s convenient for bus-based exploring and seaside wandering, with easy access toward Amalfi landmarks like Fontana Sant’Andrea, Ruga Nova Mercatorum, and Amalfi Busto di Sant’Andrea. Expect a breezier, less hushed atmosphere, casual dining, and evening energy that stays friendly rather than flashy.
Pros
Good base for bus-linked Amalfi Coast exploring.
Relaxed seaside atmosphere with everyday local life.
Casual dining and low-key evening options.
Considerations
Can feel busier and louder in peak periods.
Less historic-stroll charm than Amalfi center.
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