13 of the Best Family Hotels on the Amalfi Coast (2025)

The Amalfi Coast thrills children. They will squeal at the hairpin bends of the corniche road, the scary heights of the cliffs and the tempting blue seas below. They’ll feel like they are in a James Bond film. There's the possibility they might be less excited by the gorgeous architecture and ravishing churches of many of the towns or by the romantic sunsets seen from bougainvillaea-draped terraces? But what they'll probably really like are beaches, boat rides, swimming pools, ice creams and trips to eerie-looking caves and caverns. All of these things can be found, if you choose your accommodation carefully and seek out one of our recommendations for the best family hotels on the Amalfi coast..

There are hotels, for example, that are within easy walking distance of Positano’s or Maiori’s long beaches and fabulous pastry shops. Alternatively, base yourself close to Praiano and Conca dei Marini which is handy for a boat trip to Grotto Smeralda. Our collection of the best family hotels on the Amalfi coast range from all-out luxury stays to charming family-run boutiques. Most have pools to cool off in after a day exploring, and all are very kid-friendly. So why not browse through our collection to start planning your next break?

For a villa hotel

• With its own private steps to the beach, Miramare, high above Positano, also has apartments ideal for families. Traditionally furnished with tiled floors and darkly polished furniture, the rooms are typical of Italian homes. The views are amazing too.
• If you want to have a degree of independence, Villa La Tartana in Positano, makes a good family choice as it has a separate apartment, prettily decorated in blues and whites and with the traditional Vietri tiled floors. It’s also close to the Lion steps, which lead straight down to Positano’s Spiaggia Grande.
• Villa Rosa is a delightful villa featuring bougainvillaea-covered terraces, with unbeatable views of the Mediterranean. Large bedrooms have a classic Amalfi feel, and there is a two-bedroom apartment with en-suite, ideal for families. An utterly charming spot.

For a small hotel

• Positano's Villa Magia is a superb boutique hotel with stunning views of the Tyrrhenian Sea. The six rooms exude understated elegance with simple furnishings, tasteful artwork, and antiques. The hotel also has a beautiful pool and an in-house spa—it's perfect for a relaxing family break on the Amalfi coast.
• La Casa di Peppe is a boutique, six-bedroom property set against a cliff, offering glorious views of the Amalfi coast. A handful of rooms are classically dressed with tiled floors, simple furniture and pops of colour from the fabrics. Indulge in some of the numerous activities available or simply hide away in this tranquil spot. Great for active families.

For the pool

• For both sleek style and views to entrance everyone - plus a spa to keep the adults happy - Convento di Amalfi, just above Amalfi town and its beaches, might do the trick. Children will love the fact they can gaze down at the sea from the infinity pool.
• Older children will love the sleek infinity pool at Palazzo Murat, a charming and elegant historic townhouse only minutes from Positano’s beaches. Rooms, including family suites, have private terraces with stunning views, and the hotel’s central location means everything is within easy walking distance.

For a private beach

• Children will be equally thrilled by Hotel Santa Caterina's glass lift that whisks them down through the cliff face to a private beach. This luxury hotel, close to Amalfi and built in 1880, has large rooms and suites that mix antiques with contemporary furnishings. As it’s still run by descendants of the founder, it has a family feel, and, of course, children are always important to Italians!
• The Hotel le Agavi is a stunning cliffside hotel with a private beach, lovely pool terrace and restaurants. Chic interiors are light and breezy with stylish fittings and a fresh palette of white, blue and gold. Bright rooms with terraces are done in blue, patterned fabrics and fun tiling. Spacious family suites make this a good option for families with older children.

For luxury

• Furore Grand Hotel is a luxury option with breathtaking views and refined elegance. The interiors are a blend of classic Italian charm with contemporary touches. Spacious suites, a dedicated kids' pool, and proximity to Amalfi’s beaches make this hotel a perfect base for family adventures.

For great value

• Positano's Villa la Tartana is a typically handsome townhouse with enchanting bedrooms and one apartment. Freshly decorated in whites and blues, with pretty ceramic wall lights, painted bedheads and private balconies, they also do an excellent breakfast served on the terrace. This is a cool sanctuary to start the day in before heading to the beach.
• Residenza Luce is a charming B&B with views of Amalfi's historic centre. Large rooms and bathrooms are elegantly decorated with ceramic tiles, while family rooms are laid out on two levels with sleeping and living areas and a balcony. Breakfast is served on the terrace with a panoramic view of the ocean.
• For a chic, villa-style hotel for a reasonable sum, the Art Hotel Villa Fiorella is ideal. White-on-white style throughout assures there's no distraction from the glorious setting overlooking the Bay of Naples. And a gourmet restaurant that specialises in seafood is worthy of the trip alone. The 23 rooms start from around £160 per night.

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