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Palazzo Avino

Amalfi Coast • Ravello • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,335 / night

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At a glance

A 12th-century Moorish villa in Ravello with layered interiors, Gothic architecture, and a sea-level pool carved into the cliff.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors on the Amalfi Coast

Highlights:

  • 12th-century Moorish villa with Gothic lancet windows
  • Interiors blend antique walnut with contemporary brass and custom botanical rugs
  • Clifftop pool carved into rock face above the Tyrrhenian Sea
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Perched some 350 metres above the Tyrrhenian Sea on Ravello's clifftop plateau, a twelfth-century Moorish villa that once belonged to the Sasso family has spent the better part of a millennium accumulating layers of architectural biography. Palazzo Avino — known until 2012 as the Club Rossellinis — carries that history visibly in its salmon-pink facade, where Gothic-arched windows with their pointed lancet forms sit above terraced gardens that cascade down the hillside in a series of vine-clad retaining walls toward the sea far below. The 33-room property underwent a significant interior renovation under the direction of the Avino family, emerging with interiors that set pale celadon velvets, bespoke curved headboards, and bouclé armchairs against barrel-vaulted ceilings of whitewashed plaster — a palette borrowed from the coast itself, all sea-glass greens, terracotta, and dusty rose. The rooms shown in the images demonstrate a confidence with ornament that avoids period pastiche: antique walnut commodes are placed beside contemporary brass wall sconces, while custom rugs in abstract botanical patterns anchor spaces that feel genuinely residential rather than assembled. On the uppermost terrace, the open-air restaurant extends under a steel-framed pergola with wrought-iron scroll detailing, terracotta parquet underfoot, and views sweeping west toward the cape. Down at water level, a compact pool is carved into the rock face beside the sea, bougainvillea and ivy pressing against the cliff behind it.

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About

Perched high above the Mediterranean in Ravello, Palazzo Avino, our beloved Pink Palace, blends timeless history with la dolce vita. Once a 12th-century noble villa, today it is celebrated as one of the world’s most enchanting hotels, with breathtaking views and Michelin-starred dining. Guests can savor a romantic dinner at Rossellinis, enjoy casual bites on Terrazza Maraviglia that at sunset becomes our Lobster & Martini Bar with over 80 creations, or relax at the Clubhouse by the Sea, our private beach club with sea platforms and a small pool.

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Palazzo Avino Reviews

948 reviews

"One of the most memorable hotel stays in my travel experiences over the last 50 years, excellent staff and facility!!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 30, 2026

"The views from the hotel were stunning, but the service was just ok and the room was tiny, the bathroom was deplorable and the closet was an old cabinet which was minuscule. Shame on the owners for charging such extravagant rates! I will not be back."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 28, 2026

"Our heartfelt thanks to the entire team for making our stay and events truly unforgettable. The hospitality extended to both us and our guests was impeccable from beginning to end. A special thank you to Antonio, who went above and beyond to ensure every detail was taken care of. His attentiveness, professionalism, and genuine care made everyone feel welcomed, comfortable, and exceptionally well looked after throughout our stay. Emanuela, thank you for always making us feel like family. From the moment we arrived, your warmth and personal touch made it feel as though we had known each other forever. We are especially grateful for all your efforts in coordinating our events, from the informal dinner to the welcome dinner for our guests. Every detail was perfectly executed, and your dedication ensured everything ran seamlessly. Everything exceeded our expectations and honestly could not have been better. Our guests continue to talk about how welcomed and cared for they felt. Thank you for creating such a memorable experience—we look forward to returning again soon."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 10, 2026

"I genuinely do not understand the hype around this hotel. We booked two rooms for a weekend stay and left feeling incredibly disappointed. The rooms themselves were small, underwhelming, and nowhere near as luxurious as the price tag would suggest. The Queen Mountainside Room was so small it literally just fit a bed, and it’s design resembled a hostel. We had to switch rooms for one night because it was entirely inaccessible. Unless you’re paying for one of the top-tier suites, I found the accommodations underwhelming, outdated, and ordinary for a hotel charging over €1,300 per night. The photos online primarily showcase the suites, which did not accurately reflect the experience of our room categories. What pushed the experience from disappointing to unacceptable was the complete lack of transparency and communication. During our stay, the hotel’s signature beach club was closed on Saturday to guests for a private influencer brand event. This was a key selling point in choosing this hotel when we were booking our stay. The main Michelin restaurant was also closed Friday evening due to a private influencer event. We were never notified before arrival of these closures. The most frustrating part was the attitude from ownership when we brought this to her attention. Antonio, the front office manager, was completely understanding and acknowledged that the situation appeared to be a communication oversight. However, rather than acknowledging that failing to disclose major amenity closures before arrival was a mistake, ownership seemed more interested in defending the hotel’s position, saying I was notified of the beach closure, questioning why the restaurant closure was an issue, and explaining why the compensation offered was sufficient. The hotel comped a small lunch for two people and converted a $100 spa credit we received through Virtuoso into a resort credit. While the gesture was appreciated, it was simply not proportionate to the impact on our stay, and given the conversation with Antonio, I had expected something more substantial. I am also six months pregnant, and the hotel did not have any prenatal massage options available, making the original spa credit of limited value to begin with. I specifically attempted to speak with the hotel’s manager/owner about the issue of the closed amenities and the overall disruption of the influencer/ brand trip and was told she was not on property either day I was there. This was particularly confusing, as I had been told she was not on property during my stay, yet she was certain I had been notified of the closures. Regardless, no one communicated these closures to me before arrival, and even if they had done so at check-in, that would not have been sufficient. I had attempted to go to the beach club on Saturday morning and asked for a shuttle, only to be shocked and incredibly disappointed when I was informed I was not allowed to go. Had we been informed in advance, we would have had the opportunity to plan our time differently, perhaps visiting on Friday or choosing another property altogether. Given the circumstances, I believe a partial room rate adjustment would have been the appropriate resolution. To make matters worse, the service at the pool was surprisingly poor and incredibly slow. We were even charged for the complimentary paper carton waters provided by the hotel, despite specifically asking for the regular glass bottle. At a property positioning itself as ultra-luxury, I would have expected better service and attention to detail. For a hotel that markets itself as a luxury experience, the guest experience felt secondary to accommodating private events. The message was clear: the influencer brand trip mattered more than the paying guests who had booked the hotel months in advance. It’s clear they prioritized the brand, as they could clearly use the money to invest in a decent renovation for the rooms and property. The views are beautiful, but it’s the Amalfi Coast. Beautiful views exist at many hotels in the area. What separates truly exceptional luxury hotels is transparency, service, and how they treat their guests when things go wrong. Unfortunately, Palazzo Avino fell well short of that standard. I would not return, and next time I would choose Caruso or another luxury property that places greater value on guest experience and transparency."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 02, 2026

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