VIA SMERALDO N.19
Salerno, 84010 Nightly Rates(278.77 - 421.39)3 Star
Property Description
Hotel Belvedere is located in a beautifully peaceful location above the sea and away from the Conca dei Marini main center. The unique character of this delightful hotel is that it is spectacularly built in to the cliff on the edge of the coast above the sea. The Belvedere hotel was built by the Lucibello family of hoteliers who personally ensure the well-being of the hotels guests. A small and personable hotel the Belvedere boasts one of the largest pools on the coast- cleverly positioned to receive maximum sunshine and is accessed by a lift from the hotel above. Steps further lead down to a rocky platform and the view of the Amalfi coast is truly magical. The hotel is situated between two of the most exclusive beauty spots on the coast- Conca dei Marini and Marina di Furore. The bedrooms are modern and very comfortable with either a balcony or terrace overlooking the sea. The Belvedere is a singularly professional hotel/ beautifully located/ the cuisine is excellent and the service impeccable and friendly.
Room Information
Standard Room
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Standard rooms are bright, with 1 double bed or 2 twin beds. All rooms have a private balcony with a spectacular view over the sea and bay, mediterranean style with ceramics of vietri flooring. They are equipped with TV Sat, AC, mini bar, in room safe and direct dial telephone. The ensuite tiled bathroom have a bathtub with shower or shower, hairdryer and toiletries. All rooms are non smoking. Maximum occupancy 2.
Junior Suite
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Junior Suite are spacious and bright, with 1 double bed and one single bed or sofa, enclosed lounge area. All rooms have a private balcony or terrace with a spectacular view over the sea and bay, mediterranean style with ceramics of vietri flooring. They are equipped with TV Sat, AC, mini bar, in room safe and direct dial telephone. The ensuite tiled bathroom have a bathtub with shower or shower, hairdryer and toiletries. All rooms are non smoking. Max occ 3.
Quad Room
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Quad Room have 2 bedrooms with 1 double bed and 2 twin beds, ideal for families, spacious and bright, tasteful furniture. All rooms have a private balcony or terrace with a spectacular view over the sea and bay, mediterranean style with ceramics of vietri flooring. They are equipped with TV Sat, AC, mini bar, in room safe and direct dial telephone. The ensuite tiled bathroom have a bathtub with shower or shower, hairdryer and toiletries. Max occ 4
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 12pm
Check out time is 12pm
Time Zone is Europe/Rome (1 DST)
Opened in 1900
Renovated in 2004
36 rooms.
0 suites.
5 floors.
Directions
Coming from the airport take the motorway Napoli- Salerno. Exit Castellammare di Stabia and direction for Agerola- Amalfi. Before Amalfi there is a junction take the road for Positano and from this junction you will find the hotel after two kilometres on the left hand side.
Depart Leonardo da Vinci Airport take the direction for Rome and then the Grande Raccordo Anulare. On this Raccordo Anulare follow first the direction to NAPOLI -motorway A1. On the A1 continues and take the direction for the motorway NAPOLI - SALERNO -A3- exit Castellammare di Stabia. Then follow the direction first for Agerola and then for Amalfi. Before Amalfi you will find a junction, take the direction Positano and after two kilometres you will find the hotel on the left-hand.
QSR-Salerno-15 Miles S
NAP-Naples-41 Miles SE; FCO-Leonardo Da Vinci-184 Miles SE
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed with a credit card. A deposit is not required. Non-guaranteed reservations are not accepted. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled by 12pm 5 days prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of 2 nights stay including tax. - Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions. Cancellations MUST be made through the original booking channel
Restaurant Information
SUPPLIMENTS
-HALF BOARD SUPPLIMENT TO ROOM CHARGE PER PERSON: 28EUR WITH MINIMUM STAY OF 3 DAYS.;-FULL BOARD SUPPLIMENT TO ROOM CHARGE PER PERSON: 50EUR WITH MINIMUM STAY OF 3 DAYS.;-LUNCH OR DINNER: 38EUR.
BELVEDERE
Type-Full Service Restaurant; Cuisine-Traditional and International cuisine-a large daily selection of fresh produce used to provide both a traditional and international menu appealing to the most discerning of pallets; Hours of Operation-Breakfast 7.00AM-10.00AM/ Lunch 12.30PM-2.00PM/ Dinner 7.30PM-9.30PM; Dress Code: Casual
BELVEDERE POOL
Type-Snack Bar; Cuisine-Cold Dishes/ Bar Menu/ Sandwiches; Hours of Operation-Lunch 10.00AM-4.00PM; Dress Code-Casual
Meeting Facility
NO MEETING FACILITIES ON-SITE
Recreation Information
RECREATION
NO CHARGE- Beach; Game Room; Outdoor Pool; Jogging; Swimming; Sunbathing; Snorkeling; CHARGE- Fishing; Sailing/Boating; Sightseeing Tours; Scuba Diving; Surfing; Shopping; Water Sports; Water Skiing; REQUEST- Masseuse/Massage Service; Tennis Courts
QSR-Salerno
15.0 Miles South
NAP-Naples Airport
41.0 Miles South East
NAP-Napoli
40.0 Miles South East
FCO-Leonardo Da Vinci Airport
184.0 Miles South East
RRO-Sorrento
18.0 Miles East
RRO-Sorrento Airport
18.0 Miles East
PRJ-Capri Airport
23.0 Miles North East
PRJ-Capri
23.0 Miles North East
ISH-Ischia
47.0 Miles South East
AFI-Amalfi
2.0 Miles South West
Positano
7.0 Miles South East
Ravello
6.0 Miles South West
Pompei
24.0 Miles South East
Ercolano
39.0 Miles South East
Paestum
46.0 Miles North West
Vietri
14.0 Miles South West
Caserta
54.0 Miles South
Atrani
3.0 Miles South West
Minori
4.0 Miles South West
Conca dei Marini
0.0 Miles North
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