Spacious, clean and away from the crowds of Amalfi. Great Italian restaurant right next door. Parking space, helpful hosts, close to Path of the Gods.

Nothing other than the bus service is unreliable

The host was very accomodating! The property had everything we needed snd easy bus to Amalfi. The balcony was great to relax on after a big day at the beach.

The place is excellent and offers everything you need for maximum comfort. The kitchen is fully equipped, the bed is very comfortable, and every detail in the house has been thoughtfully designed with the guest in mind. The hosts are warm, welcoming, and always happy to help with any questions.

We were a little list and bewildered, and ask we got off the bus in the little neighborhood on the mountain, a local immediately recognised us as 'not from here' and pointed us on the direction of Loredana and her house. We had actually made and error in our booking, and contacted Loredana as were were taking the boat from Salerno - we had booked a night out. She was incredibly obliging and was able to be flexile for us - we were so lucky. We also had only booked for two, not five, as we had intended. Again, she obliged us and made this process very simple. The proprietor of the local family pizzeria also deserves a special mention for friendliness and helpfulness.

There was nothing not to like, but there were some challenges about the location we think it would be good to share. Buses - these are half hourly - but that's a guide, and the bus stop is just outside the window, 50 m away - you must walk another 100 m of so past the Pizzeria to the Tabacchi to purchase tickets. The bus route is a there and back, so take the buses in the direction of Amalfi, to get to Amalfi (Bomerano is the same direction, to get to the start of the Path of the Gods. When catching a bus from Amalfi upwards, it is sheer chaos. Get your ticked from the man sitting adjacent to the round pergola (there is no ticket office) we took a few turns to figure that you line up and then get told where to stand when your bus comes. To to this place, the bus will say Agerola. That's the one you want. Do not be fooled into thinking that taking the bus, being the cheaper option, to get around the coast - is the simpler option. lines were crazy! To get to Amalfi, both from Salerno and Positano, we took the boat. Way less stress (but not no stress). Loredana was also super helpful with local knowledge and information.