The 5 Best Boutique Hotels in Furore (2026)

Guest Review: This place had personal touch in every aspect of it - the same kind when it’s ran by family. However, attention to details, customer service, and amenities provided surpassed even big brand names in hospitality. Baltazar - owner manager, his sweet mom - pastry chef, his father - second generation chef, his grandfather, after whom the restaurant on the property is named - every employee we got to meet - they all created very cosy, tasty, and comfortable environment where one would want to find him/herself when planning to get away from busy schedules. That is what we were looking to do ourselves and it fitted perfectly to what we needed. Even its location - above everybody else, worked perfectly for us - away from noise and turmoil of overcrowded streets of Amalfi even in April. Did I mention vast sea underneath that we were “forced”to observe?

Guest Review: Perfectly located…. Staff were charming and the restaurant is to be highly recommended. The best seafood on the Amalfi coast

Guest Review: Look no further! This hotel was by far the nicest room that I stayed in, and was not an outrageously priced hotel like near by Positano. The porters were very friendly and informative, the hotel was easy to get to by car (or bus), and it had an elevator to the main floor (stairs the rest of the way, but it's the Amalfi- so expect it). The hotel is on the "opposite end" of what most would say is the main square of Praiano- but I loved it. The "main" square was still a doable walk. I had an incredible private balcony that was ocean front- so watching the sunset over the water was just stunning. Not to mention the full moon that was taking place during my stay. The room was extremely clean, with all amenities you would need (the front desk has a garment steamer for you to borrow) and the Breakfast that was included was very substantial- not just sweet pastries. The best part was their private dock! I was able to get a private water taxi transfer to Positano so that I could enjoy the town and its beautiful shops and restaurants as long as I wanted, but didn't have to pay the price of staying there. Not to mention having that boat ride along the coast to get there- breath taking! Praiano was in my top two places I stayed along the Amalfi Coast- because it was such a quaint town, but had so much to offer. The proximity to the major Amalfi towns was ideal, but the authenticity of the town was the best. True family owned ceramic shops, family owned restaurants (my best meal was here in Praiano) and it even had an a nightclub bar in a cave, which was within a 5-10 minute walking distance from the Hotel. If you are planning a trip to the Amalfi Coast, you MUST book Hotel Villa Maria Pia for at least two nights, if not more!!

Guest Review: The host called Emanuela is very helpfull, she available almost instantly on whatsapp to our many questions and requests. We arrived at 22pm with the local bus although check in time is until 21pm, so she waited for us and even came with her private car to pick us up from the bus stop! Other than that the infinity pool and the private access to the sea are nice, the appartment itself was spacious and beautifully decorated with an amazing sea view, good breakfast with freshly baked pastries and freshly squeezed juice. We would definatly return to this place.