Hotel Santa Lucia

Super service

We stayed in the hotel annex which includes spa bath, robes and slippers and private courtyard. When we first arrived we thought the area was quite quiet but it did have all basic amenities and a few little bars and restaurants. There's a dock at the end of the street of the hotel where you can get a ferry as often as buses to other local areas i would say hands down exploring the Amalfi coast was the best trips we have been on exploring Amalfi, Capri, and Positano using the quiet town of minori as a base.

The staff, location, large shower, balcony.

No complaints

This hotel is more than charming. It's hard to get a feel for a place based on Internet photos, but we were blown away with this hotel. The amount of tile throughout the building is astonishing. The location is great, close enough to the ferry dock and taxi stand, as well as the bus stop, although the bus service was a little lacking when we needed it most. There are views up to Ravello, and the Lemon Walk (Sentiero dei Limoni), which I recommend. Dining options at the hotel and in the immediate area (walking distance) are very available. Service at reception and the restaurant were very accommodating and helpful. The room was bigger than average for Italy, and the bathroom was as small as most, although beautifully tiled. The shower was a challenge for me (6'5" 235 lbs) but I made it work :). There is a minibar in the room (for a fee, of course) and the room is nicely appointed. A full bar off the lobby and a nice sitting area, also. Really enjoyed this property and highly recommend it!

This hotel is more than charming. It's hard to get a feel for a place based on Internet photos, but we were blown away with this hotel. The amount of tile throughout the building is astonishing. The location is great, close enough to the ferry dock and taxi stand, as well as the bus stop, although the bus service was a little lacking when we needed it most. There are views up to Ravello, and the Lemon Walk (Sentiero dei Limoni), which I recommend. Dining options at the hotel and in the immediate area (walking distance) are very available. Service at reception and the restaurant were very accommodating and helpful. The room was bigger than average for Italy, and the bathroom was as small as most, although beautifully tiled. The shower was a challenge for me (6'5" 235 lbs) but I made it work :). There is a minibar in the room (for a fee, of course) and the room is nicely appointed. A full bar off the lobby and a nice sitting area, also. Really enjoyed this property and highly recommend it!

Very convenient location and clean . small room ,disappointed that the pool area was closed only notified a few days before arrival . Staff was effluent and friendly .

Great location and property and has a real premium feel to it. Run by a family, very welcoming and good customer service

This is a simple lovely hotel to stay at, all the staff are very relaxed and very helpful. The rooms are all well presented, we have thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. The barman is very accommodating and has good knowledge of brandy’s I would recommend stopping for a quick one on your way to bed. The location of the hotel is excellent, Minori is a lovely small town with enough restaurants and bars to cater for a couple of weeks without too much repetition. The water taxis up and down the coast are a better alternative than the buses and run a regular times. The staff here can also arrange visits and trips, we did Pompeii with a guide and were really happy with the day. We loved our stay here and would thoroughly recommend this hotel.

This was a great place to stay for visiting the Amalfi coast. It's very comfortable and convenient, next to the bus stops for heading to Amalfi or Salerno, close to the ferry stop for going by boat, and close to restaurants and the seafront. We chose Minori after reading reviews of other places, and would definitely come here (town and hotel) if returning to the area. Staff helpful, and rooms as shown. We had a larger room with balcony. Double windows shut out noise at night.

No real complaints here. If coming from Salerno, pick up the Amalfi coast map from the tourist office by the train station there as they're hard to find when you get here. Buses can be crowded at times.