Amalfi Coast Hotels, Italy: which one?
#198
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#201
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Ended up planning 1 night in Capri and then 4 nights at Le Sirenuse. Probably the most expensive hotel I've booked not counting ski trips. More expensive than any Aman I've stayed at...
#202
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It was a flawless stay at Caruso and they really went above and beyond for us in every way.
#203
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Can you consider breaking up into 2 nights Capri (or another location like Ravello perhaps) and then 3 at Sirenuse?
#204
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Should I do 1 night at Ravello instead?
#205
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#206
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Is the "Deluxe Junior Suite with Sea View and Balcony" worth the extra money over the Double Garden or the Double Deluxe Sea View?
Side question, would I be better off doing two nights in Capri instead of Caruso Ravello? Basically is Caruso a bucket list hotel cause at this point its $4-7k for two nights and I at least want to make sure its worth it lol.
#207
Join Date: Apr 2006
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I would never call Caruso a bucket list hotel.
I see you’re going in May and I usually go in May as well as later in the summer (actually, here as I type) and I’ve always swam in May, even if some years are warmer than others. If being in the sea is important - I would think twice about Sirenuse, unless you don’t mind the public beach. Same for any other place in Ravello. Unless it’s Avino, who have their own beach club, but then you are spending at least 15 mins to get up & down.
I see you’re going in May and I usually go in May as well as later in the summer (actually, here as I type) and I’ve always swam in May, even if some years are warmer than others. If being in the sea is important - I would think twice about Sirenuse, unless you don’t mind the public beach. Same for any other place in Ravello. Unless it’s Avino, who have their own beach club, but then you are spending at least 15 mins to get up & down.
#208
Join Date: Jul 2015
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I would never call Caruso a bucket list hotel.
I see you’re going in May and I usually go in May as well as later in the summer (actually, here as I type) and I’ve always swam in May, even if some years are warmer than others. If being in the sea is important - I would think twice about Sirenuse, unless you don’t mind the public beach. Same for any other place in Ravello. Unless it’s Avino, who have their own beach club, but then you are spending at least 15 mins to get up & down.
I see you’re going in May and I usually go in May as well as later in the summer (actually, here as I type) and I’ve always swam in May, even if some years are warmer than others. If being in the sea is important - I would think twice about Sirenuse, unless you don’t mind the public beach. Same for any other place in Ravello. Unless it’s Avino, who have their own beach club, but then you are spending at least 15 mins to get up & down.
#210
Join Date: Mar 2004
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Is the "Deluxe Junior Suite with Sea View and Balcony" worth the extra money over the Double Garden or the Double Deluxe Sea View?
Side question, would I be better off doing two nights in Capri instead of Caruso Ravello? Basically is Caruso a bucket list hotel cause at this point its $4-7k for two nights and I at least want to make sure its worth it lol.
Side question, would I be better off doing two nights in Capri instead of Caruso Ravello? Basically is Caruso a bucket list hotel cause at this point its $4-7k for two nights and I at least want to make sure its worth it lol.
As for Capri, yes two nights way better than one. Maybe La Palma over JK. Taking your own boat from Capri to Positano with a lunch stop could be a very magical day.