LA TERRAZZA SUL BLU -vista mare-

Very good location. Quite many steps up and down hill but always can use a bus. Nice big terrace to enjoy sun and dinners with stunning views. Comfortable kitchen and the other rooms. Little shops nearby for basic necessities. Beautiful ceramics all over Vietri and Raito. Convenience of nearest city Salerno for train connections, port and bigger shops. Very positive and helpful host. Perfect place to travel with or without kids.

We didn’t manage to get enough warm water. It kept disappearing.

Spacious apartment with stunning balcony & view. Uninterrupted sea view from both bedrooms. Host provided very helpful check in-information & local recommendations for parking, local shops etc. Frequent local public minibus into town from very close the apartment also runs in the evening - no need to drive / park in Vietri town if you go to eat out! Also great taxi service available. Big car park at Vietri Marina next to ferry terminal - boats all day to Amalfi, Capri, Positano - 10 mins drive from apartment. Perfect! - highly recommend!

The location, the view from the terrace and the apartment were all excellent. The apartment was fully equipped with all necessary appliances, had aircon, kitchen facilities and 'million dollar' views from all windows and the terrace. All but one windows overlooked the see and the coast. The apartment was stylish and contained the marine and local mosaic elements. The lady who met us on our arrival, Maria, was extremely helpful and communicative. She offered every sort of advice and and was available on her phone throughout our whole stay in Vietri.

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It was the most amazing stay, I can't recommend it enough, the terrace was unbelievable, every morning we would drink coffee there, the town is amazing, you can go with a bus easily to vietri center and enjoy amazing dinners, and there is a private little beach nearby. Loved it, will come back again.

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We visited during off-season, we were three women: sisters and mother. This property was such a great location, tucked in the little village, we really got a feel for the community and culture. Watching the interactions from day-to-day between the locals in their unique Italian ways, shopping at the local market, and looking at the spectacular coastline offered from the balcony. Coming from the US where there isn't much of a culture, it's a very special experience. The markets were tiny, however, the food was extraordinarily fresh and gave you the vine ripened flavors that only Italy can bring. We ended up eating dinner at home every night, we traveled a lot throughout Europe and the dinners we made here, with the foods purchased from the market, were our most memorable and satisfying dinners, not to mention most budget friendly! It became charcuterie board - family style, where we placed on the table the fresh daily bread, fresh vegetables, nice cheeses, and Italian meats. I admit, I ate an entire baguette, every single day. Maria, the project manager, was unbelievably responsive. I never waited for any responses; showing up at the drop of a hat if needed, she was patient in translation obstacles, energetic, warm and welcoming, and very helpful and tuned-in to our needs. The location was excellent, we were able to take a car up a Amalfi Coast Drive and had access to tons of trails in the area. Some of the group preferred outdoor activities, others like to shop, there was something for everyone. Highly recommend the trails in the area heading further into Amalfi coast. In particular, Val dei Mulini and Ferriere, we did not expect the ruins to be so rich and plentiful, chamber upon chamber, and so many old structures, we could've stayed there for days just looking around. Then there's the other obvious and more popular trials, such as path of the gods and path of lemons, which also did not disappoint.

Literally, not a negative comment to mention.

Nice location, fantastic views and walking distance to beach and cafes. You can start hiking directly from the village. We liked going to Salerno for more city life and shopping. Salerno is a hidden gem.

The view was amazing.

A bit hard to get there (many stairs and narrow roads).