Casa Falcone B&B

We stayed here one night while visiting the Amalfi Coast and were pleased at the accommodations offered here . Directions via Google maps brought us here without issue. As there is no villa owned parking in front of the villa but there is an enclosed wire cage parking lot very close just down the road in the hillside of road leading up to the villa which was free to guests. A padlock secured the sliding gate with a key that was given to us for our stay. The parking area holds about 3 cars wide and a 4 could park in front of them but that would make it not possible so I made sure to make it so others could leave. The entrance to the villa is down a few long outside steps from the street then up some via an alleyway between other villas. If you are not able to climb stairs, then this property will not be useable by you. Our villa was up the stairs when you enter the main door at the end of the upstairs hall. There we had our large bed (queen sized) and a modern bathroom. The room was decorated nicely and had a large wardrobe to hang our clothes plus extra blankets and pillows if needed. Outlets were standard European so we used our 110v adapter to charge our battery pack. The view out the floor level windows was blocked by other buildings in front so not a complete panorama but it was okay as we only were there for one night. Downstairs, in the break room had better views while we ate our well prepared breakfast. I did exit the villa for a late evening stroll on the walkway down the hillside for a bit to take some pictures, specifically of the coastline from our hillside location and of other buildings perched across the valley. Very picturesque views to savior from our location. As a side note, I only saw one other person who passed me during the entire time I was out. I felt completely safe and did not see any loiterers on my 30 minute venture. As we got in about 6pm we decided to eat at a local restaurant on the road down the hill from us that we passed through to get to our villa. Which we found on Google maps. It was within a 1/4 of a mile so we decided to walk there in a slight sprinkle of rain with an umbrella. It felt quite peaceful as we strolled along the road down the hill with a nice view of the valley to our right with nothing blocking our view till we came to the buildings which housed the restaurant/hotel (Zi’Ntonio). Very good and did not require a reservation as it was a weeknight but very few tables so suggest a reservation anyway. Food and service was good and price was very fair for what we ordered. Would return. After we awoke it was time to pack up and head downstairs for the breakfast included then off to explore the towns along the coast. Wish we could have spent a couple days at least there but we were on a whirlwind tour of all cities north of there for a couple weeks and so one day was all we could take at this location. Would return here as the price was good for the location as you head down to the coastline it get more expensive and noisier. Nice place to unwind from the bustle of the day. One note was that the breakroom was only open for breakfast per signage. If I was to stay there longer, I would have like to be able to use the terrace in front of the breakroom which may be used but since you have to go through the breakroom, probably not other than breakfast. All in all, we enjoyed our brief stay and the owner/host made us feel at home even though the language barrier was not hard to get through. There is a city tax that has to be paid above the lodging fee if don't online. As we had no Euros and that was the preferred payment, I was left to either go to an ATM or use dollars so for 4 Euro fee, I gave a 5 dollars which converted to more than 4 Euros which she eventually took after being convince that it was a better deal on my currency translator!

Absolutely fantastic little place up in the mountains. Sweet and friendly service. World class view. Nice rooms and clean and tidy. Own parking for your car (25 meters down the road. Nicely quiet at night and you wake up to the most amazing view (although not that big a window. Lovely breakfast on the terrace with a view of the mountains.

I'll start by saying that I don't usually write reviews, but this time it was truly inevitable. It was a magnificent experience! We stayed in Amalfi for two days and were immediately greeted by incredible hospitality. Rita and Jessica are …