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About this hotel
Luxurious Accommodation with Stunning Views 1. Relaxation and Recreation : Villa Le Baste offers a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, private beach area, and evening entertainment for guests to unwind and enjoy their stay. 2. Comfort and Convenience : Each room is equipped with modern amenities including air conditioning, flat-screen TV, kitchenette, and free WiFi. The property also provides private parking, a garden, and a terrace for guests' convenience. 3. Explore the Surroundings : Situated near beautiful beaches and historic landmarks, guests can easily visit Fjord of Furore Beach, Marina di Praia Beach, Capo di Conca Beach, San Gennaro Church, and Amalfi Cathedral during their stay. Book your stay at Villa Le Baste now for a memorable and relaxing experience!
Amenities
WiFi
Parking
Non-smoking rooms
Air conditioning
Swimming pool
Restaurant
Room service
Heating
Terrace
Family rooms
Garden
Hiking
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Laundry
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Cycling
Airport shuttle
Safety deposit box
Bar
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About Furore
Furore feels like a dramatic cliffside hideaway above the Amalfi Coast, quieter and more pastoral than Amalfi town itself. It suits travelers who want sea views, winding roads, and a slower pace with easy access to nearby sights like Amalfi’s harborfront, churches, markets, and coastal landmarks. Expect limited nightlife, restrained crowds, and transport that feels scenic but less effortless than central Amalfi.
Pros
Spectacular clifftop scenery and cinematic sea views.
Quieter than busier Amalfi coastal hubs.
Good base for scenic drives and nearby day outings.
Considerations
Transport can feel indirect and less frequent.
Limited nightlife and late-evening energy.
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