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Rp2.300.794 total
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Rp3.649.354 total
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Rp3.781.989 total
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Top Massa Lubrense Hotel Reviews
Hotel Iaccarino
10/10 Excellent
"My wife and I were both unexpectedly unwell on this week long, eagerly awaited holiday, but although we couldn't get out and about much the hotel made up for this and somehow we still enjoyed ourselves. It has a faded charm, lots of places to sit and enjoy the magnificent views over the Bay of Naples, and the staff were wonderfully kind and helpful. We also had the benefit of a room with a patio looking out over the pool. The meals didn't seem anything special until we discovered the al a carte as opposed to the set menu that is pushed forward, because it is much better. The nearby village of St Agath has many decent restaurants too and there are regular shuttles into Sorrento and easy access to the Amalfi coast. Despite the circumstances, we would go back"
Grand Hotel Hermitage & Villa Romita
10/10 Excellent
"Really nice quiet location near Sant'Agata. Shuttle was nice and made the location away from Sorrento not an issue at all..staff were so helpful we had a great stay"
Antonio Massa Lubrense
10/10 Excellent
"If you are looking for a peaceful place on the Amalfi Coast—somewhere you can wake up to the Mediterranean outside your window, step onto your own balcony, feel the breeze, and simply sit with that endless water in front of you—this is the kind of place you hope to find. The view is beautiful, but what stayed with me most was how this place made me feel. The hosts were wonderful—warm, thoughtful, and genuinely welcoming. Their kindness added another beautiful layer to an already unforgettable stay. There are places you stay while traveling, and then there are places that quietly become part of the journey itself. This was one of those places for me. Some of my favorite moments were the simplest ones: sitting on the balcony, watching the light change across the Mediterranean, with nowhere I needed to be. It made me want to stay still and simply experience dolce far niente. I arrived during a reflective part of my travels, and somehow the sea, the quietness, and that endless horizon gave me space to hear myself a little more clearly. No photograph can quite capture what it feels like to wake up to that view. When it was time to leave, I felt genuine gratitude. Some places give you a place to stay. Some give you a beautiful view. And once in a while, a place gives you a memory that stays with you long after you leave. This was one of those places for me."