The hosts are super nice and friendly and breakfast is super. Do not get discouraged by the neighbourhood - it may seem unpleasant at the beginning BUT - go to the cafeteria which is just in front of the entrance to the apartment, get the super yummy 2EUR cappuccino, talk to people (they will talk to you anyway, in Italian). Go to the shop just around the building, buy some local salami and cold cuts, pair it with their cheese and bread. And just sink into your Italian experience. It was super nice there, and the neighbours are just soooo talkative and friendly. Walk to the town is easy - when you go to Vietri (15 minute walk I think) do not forget to go to a super nice restaurant with seafood Da Nando (amazing food) and please say hello to the owner from us ;) He might remember the couple with a 7 year old son Robert eating fried “calamari” all the time ;) Yes, it gets a little loud in the evening (it’s Italy, hello!) but you can always just close the window and turn on the air conditioning;) Parking is public - ample space, no worries about it :) From Vietri marina you can take a ferry (beautiful trip) to other Amalfi towns. We do not recommend taking your car - roads are beautiful but extremely narrow and there is literally NO parking space, unless you’re prepared to pay 10EUR per hour and leave your car keys like in Positano - we do not recommend it.

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This is a most gracious guesthouse with a most gracious host, an absolute 10. I'll start , though, by describing the deliriously good location. Vietri sul Mare is equally picturesque to Amalfi and Positano, with similar amenities, but smaller and not so blatantly commercial and expensive. I heartily recommend it. The guesthouse is in an ideal corner of Vietri, called Molina, in its own quiet, small valley within walking distance of the train station and the town center but also served by local buses to those places and to the marina and elsewhere. Molina has good restaurants, the fish place being TripAdvisor's number one restaurant for sea food in Vietri. The guesthouse itself is delightful, an older family home but in top condition, and is adorned throughout by authentic Vietri ceramic of the period in which the house was built. The home is on various levels. The breakfast room in on the ground level. My room was one floor up, and there are at least two more floors. My room was, really, a large mini-suite with comfortable double bed, a large and well-appointed private bath, a sitting area, and a balcony. The bed linens were fresh, the toiletries were nice, and rich, thick towels were replaced every day. Housekeeping was superb, as was cleanliness. I loved it. The host, Mr. Cuomo, had only one goal: to make my visit thoroughly enjoyable, and he succeeded. His breakfast was more than generous, featuring everything of an extensive continental breakfast but also with fresh fruit salad each morning and meat and cheese. Coffee of any type, and tea, was available any time, upon request. And think of this: without being asked, Mr. Cuomo volunteered to drive me to the marina to start my all-day ferry tour along the Coast and to Amalfi and Positano, and upon departure he insisted on driving me to the train station. I stayed four blissful days and feel that, for a first visit, I got the most possible from the beauty and amenity of the Amalfi Coast.

This is a detail, one that didn't detract from my my visit, but it's worth noting. In my room, one floor up from groud level, a WiFi connection was not possible. Mr. Cuomo solved this for me by supplying a desk and chair in the vestibule one floor higher, where good WiFi was available.

I can only thank the owner for being very helpful and offering advice in times of need. The rooms are also lovingly furnished by the owner. The rooms are very spacious! You will see a different Amalfi when you visit this Molina. Thank you again to the owner.

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It is a wonderful apartment. we easily got there by car, free parking on the street right under the house, it's very convenient. The host met us, showed us around, gave answers to all the necessary questions and treated us with fruits, sweets and a bottle of wine.it was very nice after a long journey. The breakfast was just amazing! Separately, I want to give a very high rating to the owner, who in itself is a very good person. we'll definitely be back. thanks for all!

Very clean rooms. Extra white towels and bedsheets. Very generous breakfast and friendly host. Authentic Italian vibe and atmosphere

Bit far from the Vietri sul Mare, but on the positive side, quiet area, very authentic vibe.

Close to Vietri, good breakfast, very nice host. There is a small shop, a bar and a fish restaurant near by. Parking possible on the little square in front of the house or close by.

I loved the owner, he was a nice Italian man. Breakfast was included, and we also had daily cleaning.

The location was okay but not perfect, it was hard to get there. Especially in the evening. The room was small for 4 people.

The room is located in ”maybe the best building in the town” ;-) The breakfast was good, italian style.

We were very lucky regarding the parking.

Very friendly and helpful host. Big room with nice balcony. Quiet little town but at walking distance from the center of action.

Lovely quiet small town with easy access to nearby places. There’s a stream that runs through the town and a little square with benches to enjoy the sunshine. Breakfast was lovely and substantial. The hosts Lisa and Girardo were charming.