One of the most gorgeous parts of the property is its rooftop pool with gorgeous, sweeping views over the sea. It's surrounded by a sun terrace with plenty of cherry-striped loungers and umbrellas, and towels are available for guests to use for free. However, some guests complain about the policy of opening the pool to the public for a day rate, as it makes the area far more crowded than it otherwise would be.

The hotel's restaurant is only open to guests and offers a menu made up of traditional regional dishes, developed largely by the monks who lived in the area in the 13th century, as well as modern, original takes from the chef, who grew up in the area. Breakfast is generally included in the room rate, and the buffet-style morning spread includes meats, homemade cakes and tarts courtesy of the hotel's pastry chef, and local jams, though the quality is pretty hit or miss. Views from the dining room are themselves worth a meal there: panoramic, floor-to-ceiling windows look out onto the Amalfi Coast.

There's also an excellent a la carte restaurant, Al Ristoro del Moro, on the hotel's first floor. Although it's not technically associated with the hotel, it also offers regional dishes from the same chef. It has a lovely al fresco terrace with striking vistas. In the evenings, guests can kick back on sofas in the hotel's comfortable lounge bar.

Covered parking is available on-site for a reasonable charge. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, though some have reported the signal being spotty.

Hotels in Province of Salerno, Italy