Find 3 Star Hotels in Praiano from $204

"Hotel Pellegrino was amazingly beautiful, and the staff was accommodating and friendly. Would love to stay there again!"

"Our stay at Hotel ail Pino was nothing short of AMAZING! Praiano is a dream town on the Amalfi coast. The restaurant on site is some of the best food we had in Italy. Rosa, Andrea, and Guido (and all the staff) provided top notch hospitality and were extremely helpful in assisting our every need. The pool and views are breathtaking. 10/10"

"Great hotel in a wonderful town. Run by a very nice family. Praiano has far less tourists than Amalfi and Positano. Hotel is right at the start of the Path of the Gods hike (Praiano starting point). The hotel is not as modern as some, but has a nice style and a beautiful rooftop restaurant. We stayed for 3 days and would stay again for sure."

"Property was great! Staff was fantastic "

"Wonderful, romatic get away, gorgeous views and dining under an arbor of lemon trees"

"The Maresca family are wonderful hosts and their small hotel is spectacular. Antonio, George and Sal were attentive to our every need. Sal arranged multiple dinners for us and offered exceptional advice for local restaurants, shopping, excursions and transportation. We spent 9 nights at Hotel Maresca. We left new friends behind and are taking home wonderful memories. Thank you all. Hope to see you again!"

"Wonderful location for bus access, friendly and helpful staff that made everything perfect. Generous breakfast with eggs meats expresso fruit everything you could want. Beautiful view from balcony. We walked throughout Praiano, hiked in the hills and easy mobility bus to Positano. Perfect stay. We recommend to all! "

"Stayed one night on my way to Agerola for a wedding. For a few hundred a night I had stunning balcony with 270 degree ocean view. Definitely get a balcony unit. Location was ideal for relaxed stay as it was situated in quiet Praiano halfway between popular (but overcrowded) Positano and Amalfi towns with bus stop right across the street. The beach (stone) and water access were about ten minutes walk down steep hill but very doable for any healthy person. You can rent umbrellas and chairs for swimming and sun bathing. Also, the walkway down was dotted with multiple good restaurants and bars with ocean views. There was also a convenience store 100M up main road where you can also get the bus passes and an ATM (but not a bank so be careful to decline dynamic conversion offer to avoid fees). I did not have a car but I think they offer parking. This was a lovely spot to relax and you can use the bus to explore but relying on the bus alone can be time consuming as it doesn’t stop if it’s full so a car will be desirable if you want on demand mobility. Taxis are extremely expensive ($90 Euro to Amalfi) and sometimes hard to book. You could just stay at the hotel area to relax for several days and pay for guided tours (Amalfi, Capri, Positano, Sorrento, etc) but bring a car if you want to be independently mobile. Note that parking in the towns will also be really expensive though."