Hotel Europa

An old small hotel but clean. Comfortable bed and some bath amenities. Bathroom small and toilet lid and seat not attached. Air conditioned which was a bonus. Enjoyed sitting on the balcony and watching passer-by’s. A very short walk to the beach, patisseries and to the ferry.

Good price, close to bus but the heating didn’t warm the room in January. Would be nice if they had a fridge too. Overall very good for the price, and I would stay there again.

Decent hotel f9r the price but traffic very loud.

It is an old place, but nice. The location is good, but very noise during the night, also with other guest being loud after 23.00, and they slammed the door many times (this is nothing to do with the property is lack of respect and education) - so the only thing we didn`t like is that the sound isolation is inexistent. Everything else was just perfect for one night. The room was big with balcony.

An old, run-down hotel with tiny rooms, even tinier bathrooms and on a very busy road. On arrival, we were greeted by the snoring male owner at reception! We then got a lecture from the female hotel owner on everything from accessing the hotel to using the air conditioning, Covid-19 to how to park our car in their 'free parking'. Ironically, the female owner charged us 15 Euros for parking, which I challenged. We argued, I showed her my booking and said I'd complain to **********, to which she replied she didn't care. She did however care enough to change the hotel details to 'Parking available' the same day, after stealing our money. She is one of the most difficult people you could ever wish to meet, and unbelievably rude. Other reviews mirror my own description. I wouldn't wish this hotel on my worst enemy.

God placering, mht. transport.

The hotel offers superb value for a stay on the Amalfi Coast, and its reasonable price reflects the experience. We had read about the noise in previous reviews, but it turned out to be more significant than we anticipated. The hotel is located within a hairpin turn on the Amalfi Coast highway in Minori, with the Minori bus stop right at its front door. Despite all of us being heavy sleepers, the constant noise from cars, buses, motorcycles, mopeds, and honking throughout the night was unavoidable. While this is not the hotel's fault at all, upgrading from single pane glass to better soundproof windows would mitigate the issue. The hotel itself, it is dated, but the owner at the front desk was incredibly kind and friendly. She provided us with valuable recommendations for restaurants and markets within Minori. The room was also dated but impeccably clean. The shower was small but typical due to the dated nature. However, the room was functional, and the beds were comfortable. The highlight was the large private balcony with a city/sea view. Breakfast is not served on the hotel property but at a cafe down the street. Despite this, the breakfast was delightful, offering one pastry and one coffee of your choice. Overall, considering the hotel's price and its superbly convenient location, it's a phenomenal value option, just note the potential noise factor during the night.