Hotel Bonadies

Two night here whilst walking. We had a superior room with sea view. A really nice hotel with helpful staff and a good feel about the place. We ate there both night and the food was well cooked and reasonably priced. Breakfast was good with plenty of choice. My impression was that some of the rooms may have been quite small.

Booked it on line after reading reviews. Location is the best on the Amalfi coast. Family owned for generations, and they are very proud of it. Quaint place but the views from the balcony are outstanding. Lovely room out onto a balcony. Very comfortable. Great breakfast Short walk into the village of Ravello which has a church and the magnificent Villa Gimbrone. Amazing ceramic stores especially Cosmolema's. We flew to Naples and the hotel arranged a pick up. Its about a 90 minute trip cost 150 Euros. We taxied down to Amalfi and left out bags with the Amalfi Porters (very trustworthy) and got a ferry to Sorrento

Our small group of six elderly people just returned from one week in wonderful Ravello. We loved our stay in hotel Bonadies, an old, charming hotel with quiet location, walking distanse to everything and breathtaking surroundings. Our room was facing the sea, had no balcony but with very easy access to beautiful roof terrasses where we had our morning coffe. The rooms were cleaned every day by an always smiling and hardworking lady, who made sure we had everything we needed. The whole staff in the hotel was always very plesant and helpful, which made a difference as one in the party was partly disabled. Breakfast was good, and we can also recommend dinner in the restaurant which we had twice. If we should wish for a change, it would be that the opening hours for the pool was longer. The pool area opened at 0900 and closed at 1730. We understand that they needed a safety guard present, but this has never been an issue anywhere else. Also if it is possible to install a handicap ramp in connection with the main entrance? It would make it easier for a person with handicap walker. Apart from that, be aware that as soon as you get a bit outside the senter of Ravello there are steps everywhere. Try some of the small, narrow paths along the hillsides, it is breathtaking. Also the steps down to Minori. It is worth the time. The busses are not always on time, which is understandable when you see the horrible traffic going up and down the hill. We also several times experienced that we didnt get on the bus at all, from Amalfi and Minori, because it was already full. Taking a taxi is VERY expencive, but what do you when you have already waited two hours for the bus. Take the steps back up to Ravello. But at the end of the day it is all worth it, wonderful Ravello. A nice place to eat by the way is Ristorante Pizzeria Palazzo Della Marra along the lower road to Piazza Duomo, specially the small garden.

I’ve been to numerous places, and I can vouch for this hotel as the top pick when it comes to value for money. This is a place I’d revisit – and that speaks volumes. • Location: I was on the hunt for a hotel boasting a magnificent sea view (after all, the view is what draws most to the Amalfi coast) - and this place doesn’t disappoint. Choose a balcony spot during breakfast; the entire coastline stretches out before you. Speaking of breakfast, it’s delightful with an extensive selection. • My Room: It had a touch of vintage charm, which feels just right for a hotel steeped in history. The staff were outstanding and accommodating; they parked my car in their lot, granted me an upgrade without even asking, and waited up until midnight for my check-in due to a delayed flight. All in all, I left with fond memories and a fantastic experience. If you find yourself in Ravello, don’t miss out on this gem.

Great location, just few minutes from the city center. quiet and clean room with everything you need and a breathtaking view. Friendly and helpful English speaking stuff. Amazing breakfast that was served to the room for us to eat at the balcony .Highly Recommend!

Large room, very clean, nice staff. The nice young man at the front desk parked my car for me somewhere. This hotel is a bit dated, sort of lost in the 60’s. It smells like cigarettes when you enter-a no no for Americans. I never figured out the layout for Ravello so I’m not sure if it’s a good location. My Fitbit told me I climbed 35 floors walking to Villa Cimbrone so I suspect it’s not central but I’m not sure if any place is.