Minori is beautiful town on the Amalfi coast. Population is about 3,000 people. Extremely friendly town. You get a very good feeling of how the locals live as this is not a tourist area. There is good variety of restaurant that are not that expensive. We found a terrific fresh pasta place (try there lemon ravioli) and place for fresh meats.. Very very friendly . The owner Casa Maria was very nice and provided us with the makings of a meal as we had arrived when supermarket was not opened. In addition she gave us home made wine, limonchello and fruit form her garden. Very thoughtful and appreciated. There is 300 steps which we walk down every day ( not hard) and walked up twice. There is a shuttle that is very convenient, inexpensive and runs right on time. We met and talked to many locals. In front of the main church there is a very nice coffee shop with the owner and his wife very friendly and helpful suggesting place to eat and to see.. Sit here and talk to the locals. The road to the villa is narrow and at times only one car can pass. Parking was not problem. On our last day we saw two donkeys on the road. The owner advised us that this road was only completed two years ago.. Previously Residence came up with these donkeys!! This area is not touristy. You will enjoy the town, the locals and the place.

Casa Maria Vittoria located in the wonderful town of Minori had an amazing view of the Amalfi coast from the balcony. Of note, to get to this stunning view, there are quite a bit of steps to climb but the view is well worth it! There was a washing machine for laundry (very convenient) and a kitchen to cook meals. The town of Minori was quaint and lovely! There was a wonderful pasta shop in town where we bought the best homemade raviolis to cook at home! The butcher shop owner would wave and say hello to us as we walked by. And the fruit and vegetable market was also lovely. The hosts Maria and Frederico were so friendly and helpful. Frederico gave us a personal tour of the Amalfi coast by car at night and took us to the neighboring town of Maoiri for some late night gelato! He was always available to help us with any questions we had. We would definitely recommend this place to stay in Minori and as a great location for exploring the neighboring towns of the Amalfi coast by boat or bus.

Forget staying in Amalfi, Minori is the most authentic town on the south coast. This house is on the best spot in Minori on the top of the hills.

There is a shower out on the balcony and it is the coolest thing ever.

Maria and Federico are extremely hospitable and helped with local advise.

I can't recommend this place highly enough. Close to everything, great wifi, full kitchen and 2 double beds.

Can't wait to stay there again.

We stayed at another apartment of Maria and Frédérico's. It was an apartment for 2-3. We Had three. There was a double and a single fold out bed. The apartment was small for three but it was still great and had no complaints especially when we had a view such as the one from our verandah. Maria and federico were great hosts they gave us lemons and helped us by giving us information about minori. Minori is a quiet town with little locals that speak not very much English. The food and drinks are very cheap and it is only a 15 minute bus to a amalfi. Amalfi on the other hand is very busy and expensive compared it is enough to just do a day trip or 2. Overall minori has been the best part of this trip so far and we loved every minute of it. The apartment topped off our fantastic stay.

Thank you Maria and Federico for your hospitality and kindness we will recommend to all out friends 100%.