“Enjoyable!!”

The hotel was a great price. The staff was friendly and helpful. You are considered part of the family when you stay there. It is very homey. I highly recommend the Maison Raphael.

“Good hotel in Minori”

We tried to experience both worlds of the Amalfi Coast, staying at the Grand Vesuvius Hotel in Sorrento with 90 rooms/floor and at the Maison Rafael in Minori with a total of ten rooms. Minori is a blue collar town--kids going to school, laundry hanging from the porches... Antonio the owner of the Maison Raphael speaks great English and he has a sense of humor. He gave us good suggestions to places to eat and where to catch the bus, etc. He runs a clean hotel (although the toilet did run all night), but it is a clean room with balconies overlooking the street. After driving the Amalfi coast, I gladly parked the car and took the bus to get to the town of Amalfi. Antonio has a gated parking lot for guests, but the charge is 17.50 Euro per day for parking. There is a bus stop within sight of the hotel, so we caught the bus to the city of Amalfi to catch the boat to the Isle of Capri. The town of Minori has some good restaurants and it is worth exploring the back alleys of the town--we ran into a music school with an operatic soprano singing at one end with accordian music from the other end. Nice town, nice hotel.

“Wonderful stay at Maison Raphael!”

My husband and I stayed at Maison Raphael for three nights the beginning of May 2012. It is a great value with very good customer service. The SITA bus stop is right around the corner and we liked the town of Minori. I recommend taking the walk up the stairs to Ravello. The beginning is next to the hotel. It is a great workout with stunning views. We also walked along the coast to the town of Amalfi. That took only 45 minutes.