Minori Palace Hotel

This hotel was a great find in the wonderful little town of Minori. We returned to England today (18/6) after a four night stay. Central to everything - less than a minutes' walk to the ristorante giardiniello (highly recommended - we had dinner twice /book with Giovanni) and the sal de riso (great patisserie, coffee, restaurant....). Boats to Amalfi, Positano (very crowded), Maiori (to Sorrento/Capri) and Salerno within two minutes' walk. The staff at the hotel were lovely - from check-in to efficiently arranging the taxi this morning at a competitive price to take us to Amalfi airport. We had a rear facing room with a small balcony and could hear (with an open door) little children singing at school which was a joy to hear on a week day morning. Room was comfortable and clean (our cleaning lady was really helpful and nice) with the added bonus of being able to log in to amazon/netflix movies if you have an account. Minori feels very safe for women travellers and families. The only negative remark generally on the Amalfi coast is the high cost of eating out. It's higher than most restaurants in England but it's a wonderful experience. The Italians really know how to do "il dolce far niente" well. It's contagious and therapeutic.

Amazing location and beautiful hotel with friendly staff and an incredible restaurant. We enjoyed our stay as the location was perfect for us as we like to walk and were able to walk to Revello, Almafi, and Maiori. Our highlight was the restaurant within the hotel. The food was delicious and a work of art! The staff were like family by the time we left and we truly enjoyed seeing them each morning and evening. Many thanks for making our trip so memorable!

This was a great spot to land.... the rooms were clean... right in the heart of Minori, walking distance to many great shops and restaurant, and right down the street from the sea. One of the best pastry shops we found during our entire two weeks, a pharmacy across the street, just in case.

What a wonderful place, we have loved every minute at Minori Palace, we were half board-breakfast and evening meal were great, breakfast a little repetitive but we didn't mind that as still lots of choice there, and more importantly the quality and standard of the food and service was amazing. A special shout out to Dominic and Abigail-they put so much effort in continually, very impressive and lovely people. Air Con is fab, was so lovely walking into our room after a day out in the 40 degree heat we had. Minori is the perfect base to visit places on the Amalfi Coast, we found the boats the easiest and most enjoyable form of transport to explore - Positano, Capri, Amalfi and the Atrani, we did the lemon walk from Minori to Maori-this is very lovely. We also walked up to Ravello (difficult in the crazy heat) but definitely best way to get the great views. All really lovely places. We loved the Suzy Beach bar at the front at Minori-perfect views and reasonable prices. Lots of lovely places to eat and drink in Minori. Overall, this was one of the loveliest holidays we've done. A beautiful setting and great people at Minori Palace-thank you for making our stay even better. We will return.

Part of the traditional Minori streetscape, the hotel with its balconies has a lovely position with easy access to all local facilities and the beachfront. Spotlessly clean, with friendly, helpful staff. Our room (308) was very clean and comfortable, however in the bathroom there was an ongoing smell of sewage. Fortunately, this was stopped by the bathroom door from intruding into the bedroom area. The smell seemed to be coming from the drains, and we did smell it along one of the streets while walking so suspect it may be an issue with the local sewage system, rather than the hotel directly. We found our room too warm, and could not work the air-con/heating system. When we checked with reception, we were informed that the system was controlled centrally via reception. Despite the temperature being reduced, our room still felt warm and we felt the air con was not working properly. One night, the lights came on by themselves twice and we realised the following morning when it happened again that it was the result of power cuts, and the heating had reset to a higher a temperature. We left for the day after mentioning to reception about our room feeling too warm, and returned to find a large fan in it which was very effective. The reception and communal lounge/bar area was very nice and welcoming. Breakfast was fresh and sufficient, and staff were very friendly in the restaurant too. Overall, we had a lovely stay despite the couple of issues I’ve mentioned and this was a lovely base for what was a much-enjoyed break. The Path of the Lemons is a stone’s throw away and Minori itself is lovely - quieter and more easy going than the likes of Positano and Amalfi, with a good choice of restaurants and bars and stunning scenery. Thanks for a lovely break!

Spent a week at the Minori Palace and it was excellent. Room was fairly basic, but kept spotlessly clean and everything worked as it should. Nice to have a balcony too. The breakfast was pretty decent with a reasonable range of foods and there was definitely plenty of it, so certainly enough to keep you going for the remainder of the day. The staff were excellent; nothing was ever too much trouble and they were all extremely friendly and helpful. Overall we'd highly recommend staying at the Minori Palace

We rented an apartment which belongs to this Hotel. Just a short walk from the centre of the town. The outside entrance didn't make it appealing but the welcome we got from the hotel staff made up for that. Once we opened the apartment front door, it was WOW, absolutely beautiful. Everything we could have wished for. Spent 5 days exploring Minori, a lovely unspoilt spot on the coast, friendly bars, restaurants, shops and people in general. We used ferries to explore further afield, they run on a good timetable and to time to anywhere you could wish to go, as far as Naples from here. A very enjoyable and relaxing few days after the vibrance and bustle of Sorrento and Pompeii.