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Palazzo Avino
Ravello, Salerno, Italy · Independent · High Luxury
Formerly operated as Palazzo Sasso, it was renamed Palazzo Avino in 2013 to honor the family that owns and manages the estate today. Originally constructed in the 12th century as a private villa for the noble Sasso family, the property underwent a extensive restoration before reopening as a luxury hotel in 1997. The hotel remains a celebrated landmark of the Amalfi Coast, preserving its medieval and Baroque architectural heritage while serving as a five-star deluxe retreat.
- 43 rooms
- Opened 1997
- Neighborhood: Ravello / San Giovanni del Toro
- Rooms from 172 sq ft (16 m²)
About Palazzo Avino
- Built in the 12th century as a private villa for the noble Sasso family, it reopened as a hotel in 1997 under the name Palazzo Sasso.
- It was renamed Palazzo Avino in 2013 to honor the family that owns it today, and holds a MICHELIN One Key (2025).
- Entry-level rooms start at 172 sq ft (16 m²).
History
Originally constructed in the 12th century as a private villa for the noble Sasso family, the property underwent a extensive restoration before reopening as a luxury hotel in 1997. Formerly operated as Palazzo Sasso, it was renamed Palazzo Avino in 2013 to honor the family that owns and manages the estate today. The hotel remains a celebrated landmark of the Amalfi Coast, preserving its medieval and Baroque architectural heritage while serving as a five-star deluxe retreat.
The setting
Overlooks Tyrrhenian Sea.
Restaurants and bars
- Rossellinis — Restaurant · Italian (authentic, creative) · One MICHELIN Star
- Chef's Table (Rossellinis) — Restaurant · Contemporary Italian, regional
- Sommelier's Table (Rossellinis) — Restaurant
- Caffé dell'Arte — Restaurant
- Terrazza Maraviglia — Restaurant · Small bites and fresh pasta
- Lobster & Martini Bar — Restaurant · Fresh local lobster
Experiences
- Rossellinis restaurant — Acclaimed restaurant open for dinner during the season, with a la carte and tasting menus and regional wines.
- Chef's Table — Four-seat table at Rossellinis with a menu inspired by the Neapolitan game La Tombola and ceramics by Lucio Liguori.
- Sommelier's Table — Candlelit dinner for two in a cave-like setting with a 'Wine Library'.
- Clubhouse by the Sea — Beach club in Marmorata, about 15 minutes away, with complimentary beach platforms, a small pool, a restaurant and a shuttle from 9.30 am.
- Private yacht charter and boat trips — Private yacht or speed boat excursions to grottos, Positano, Praiano, Li Galli and Capri.
- Trekking — Arranged activity through the concierge.
Amenities
- 20-meter heated outdoor swimming pool with Mediterranean views
- Rossellinis, a Michelin-starred fine-dining restaurant
- Clubhouse by the Sea, a private beach club in Marmorata with complimentary shuttle service
- Full-service Spa featuring a hydro pool, sauna, and Turkish steam bath
- Rooftop solarium with whirlpool tubs and panoramic coastline vistas
- The Pink Closet, an on-site luxury fashion boutique designed by Cristina Celestino
- Hammam
- Fitness center
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Recommended (2026)
- MICHELIN One Key (2026)
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