Our favorite cheap hotels on the Amalfi Coast
So you’re looking to head to the spectacular Amalfi Coast? Well, who can blame you? With unmatched views of majestic mountains standing strong against the Mediterranean Sea, this Southern Italian coast is undoubtedly dreamy, romantic, and unfortunately, expensive.
From tourist traps to pricey restaurants and hotels that empty the wallet before you can even start exploring the region, the Amalfi Coast isn’t always cheap… but it can be! With an enduring cheapo spirit, you can enjoy a luxurious holiday at an affordable price.
We dove deep to find the top cheap hotels along the coast, and of course, we made sure to choose hotels that also deliver high on the charm, cleanliness, kindness and important amenities.
Top cheap hotels on the Amalfi Coast
Read on to find your home-away-from-home on the Amalfi Coast. After you book your hotel, don’t forget to check out these five budget tips for vacationing on the Amalfi Coast.
Il Borgo
Rooms from $57 a night
With views of quaint, calm streets and balcony rooms with sweeping mountain vistas, The Il Borgo is a cheapo paradise. While it doesn’t fall short on views, this spot doesn’t skimp on amenities, either. Breakfast and Wi-Fi are free, and some rooms even include kitchens — complete with an oven and dishwasher! Book your suite here.
Soak up the sun on the terrace of B&B Sotto un Tetto. All hotel photos from Booking.com
B&B Sotto un Tetto
Rooms from $68 a night
Just four minutes (on foot!) from the beach, The B&B Sotto un Tetto offers bright and comfortable rooms at budget-friendly rates. From the guest kitchen to the rooms with private baths, the hotel is drenched in pastel hues, creating a cheery vibe. Breakfast is included, rooms are air-conditioned and Wi-Fi is free. Book your stay here.
Ask for a room with a balcony at Gli Dei Gemelli 2.
Gli Dei Gemelli 2
Rooms from $79 a night
Pleasant rooms and friendly staff are the name of the game at Gli Dei Gemelli 2. Some rooms offer views of the mountains, and all rooms come with flat-screen TVs, air conditioning and free breakfast and Wi-Fi. With a location near a bus stop and the beach, the hotel is ideal for exploring the Amalfi Coast. Book your stay here.
We could get used to the patio at La PPiazzetta
La Piazzetta
Rooms from $77 a night
Want to spend your vacation soaking up the sun while you lie on the beach? Then stay at La Piazzetta, which is a mere 2-minute walk to heaven. Lounge around on the hotel’s terrace, or enjoy the serene environment by booking a room with a balcony. Rooms are air-conditioned and have private bathrooms. Book your room here.
B&B Kebonta has hand-painted artwork in each room.
B&B Kebontà
Rooms from $79 a night
The sweet Kebontà offers charming rooms that feature painted wall murals of the Amalfi region’s landscapes. Many rooms provide outstanding views of the picturesque surroundings. Best of all, the B&B’s host, Luigi, goes above and beyond for visitors — just ask, and he is ready to lend a hand or offer expert travel advice! Book here.
Wow! The view from the terrace at Villa Maria Luigia.
Villa Maria Luigia
Rooms from $112 a night
The Villa Maria Luigia is mere steps from the beach and offers panoramic views of the coast. Floral bedding makes the place feel more like home, and enjoying breakfast on the terrace is an unbeatable way to start each morning. Add in an incredibly accommodating staff, and you’ve got the vacation of your dreams. Book your stay here.
Treat yourself to a bright and beautiful room at B&B Il Pavone.
B&B Il Pavone
Rooms from $129 a night
A bit of a cheapo splurge, the Il Pavone is worth every penny. It’s just a stone’s throw from the beach, and each room offers a balcony with views of the Mediterranean Sea. Breakfast is included with your stay, and to top things off, the B&B offers a garden with hammocks and a wonderful terrace. Book your stay here.
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