Santa Maria la Carita hotel guide. Belmond hotel in Santa Maria la Carita, Campania

"This is an elegant, old-world hotel and is beautifully maintained. The staff were very gracious and helpful. The room was large with high ceilings, an elegant bathroom and a small balcony opening out to the bay. There was a hot water kettle with packs of coffee and a mini-fridge. The rooftop bar/restaurant was a lovely spot for a drink at sunset. The waterfront area directly in front of the hotel is great for walking, and is being refinished very attractively with gray paving stones. It is a 10-12 minute walk along the waterfront to Molo Beverello port for ferries to Capri, Amalfi, etc."

"Everything was perfect. Excellent hotel. Good breakfast. Staff really friendly"

"A beautifully appointed property with all the amenities right at easy reach. The restaurant is fantastic, but not for the casual diner. You'll be there a while. If you need a simple meal, the rooftop is good, and there are options within a block."

"Beautiful hotel excellent staff"

"It is at the doorstep of main train station. The area is safe and room is ample and quiet. Highly recommended "

"Wonderful hotel with an excellent view of the sea. The staff was exceptional and the breakfast was excellent. I would highly recommend staying here and will be back when in the area. The location was very walkable and close to catch a ferry, the trail of the lemons, restaurants, and the beach was right outside the hotel."

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"The breakfast is great and the view to die for! The balcony view is the typical post card! Highly recommended!"

"The hotel is impeccable. The room was clean and spacious. No complaints about the property. However, is important to consider that is up in one of the hills. You can walk down to the town but it’s hard to climb back up. There is no sidewalk and the road is busy with buses, cars, motorcycles, etc. That is Amalfi so do your research. Breakfast was bread, cold cuts, yogurts and coffee. They had hard boiled eggs too. They said they are not allowed to cook. So be prepared for that. There are a few restaurants walking distance but they close from 3pm-7pm. That is Amalfi and Italy for you. The owners are polite except for the most senior guy. We saw him slap a guest in the hand for trying to make a sandwich and putting it in the toaster oven. I got yelled at for accidentally taking a banana out of the breakfast area. The other guys who I assume are his sons were polite and helpful but be careful with that older guy."