Amalfi Coast, Italy
A restored 18th-century cliffside retreat with seven rooms, a infinity pool, and the entire horizon to yourself.
Our Story
Casa Solis sits on a sun-bleached cliff above the village of Minori, where the Amalfi Coast softens into something quieter and more honest. We opened in 2019 with a simple belief: that the best travel experiences happen when you give people a beautiful place to slow down.
The house was originally a lemon-pickers' retreat in 1782. We restored it room by room — keeping the original stone arches, the hand-painted maiolica tiles, and the way the afternoon light falls through the orange trees in the courtyard.
Accommodations
Each room is individually designed with local stone, linen from a Neapolitan mill, and a view that changes with the light.
28 m² · Sea view · King bed
€285
per night
Floor-to-ceiling windows open onto a private terrace overlooking the Gulf of Salerno. Rain shower with Acqua di Parma amenities.
42 m² · Garden access · King bed
€395
per night
A ground-floor suite with direct access to the olive grove courtyard. Separate living area with handcrafted Italian furniture.
24 m² · Courtyard view · Queen bed
€245
per night
Intimate and bright, facing the internal courtyard's lemon trees. Original 18th-century stone walls with modern comfort.
Curated For You
We don't do generic tours. Every experience is designed with local people who know this coast like family.
Captain Marco picks you up at the marina in a classic wooden Riva. Lunch at a fisherman's table in Anacapri, then the Blue Grotto before sunset.
Start at Nonna Rosa's garden — pick herbs, learn the limoncello recipe, then cook a three-course lunch with ingredients from our own kitchen.
A local guide leads you along the cliff-top trail from Bomerano to Nocelle. Wild fennel, Etna in the distance, and a picnic in a hidden olive grove.
What We Offer
Heated, overlooking the coast
Artisan bread, local ricotta, eggs
Restaurant, transport, tickets
Naples or Salerno, private car
Dining
Our chef, Lucia, sources everything from the Amalfi Coast's small producers — spaghetti with crab from Cetara, burrata from Agerola, lemons from the grove behind the house. Dinner is served at candlelight on the stone terrace from May through October.
Breakfast is included: fresh croissants from the bakery in town, eggs from the neighbor's chickens, and coffee brewed with beans from a roaster in Naples.
Location
Minori is where the Amalfi Coast does something rare: it breathes. It's the longest town on the coast, but feels like a village — with a real bakery, a Saturday market, and a beach where locals actually live.
To the ferry terminal in Salerno. We'll arrange your car and driver.
Walk to the beach — a pebble cove with two beach bars and crystal water.
To the nearest bakery, newsstand, and the weekly Saturday market.
We've stayed at five-star hotels in every corner of the Mediterranean. This was the only place where I actually forgot to take photos. That's how good it was.
Elena & Marco
Stayed in October 2024 · The Sea Room
Ready to arrive?
We have seven rooms. Most years, they're booked by June. If you're thinking about it, it's probably time to decide.