Hotel Luna Convento

LOCATION

Located just a short walk from the beating heart of Amalfi, Hotel Luna Convento stands as an architectural jewel, with roots dating back to the 13th century. Its location offers easy access to the wonders of the Coast, with a public bus stop within the property for easy exploration of nearby towns and natural attractions.

HOTEL

Hotel Luna Convento, once a convent founded by St. Francis of Assisi, now stands as a charming hotel that has preserved its original spirit. The property is distinguished by its outdoor seawater pool and private cliff, which offers exclusive access to the Mediterranean. Free Wi-Fi in the lobby and excursion and transfer services make your stay even more comfortable.

ROOMS

Hotel Luna Convento's rooms, each with its own personality, offer spectacular sea views and are tastefully decorated in keeping with Mediterranean style and local craftsmanship. Modern amenities blend with a warm and welcoming atmosphere for an authentic and unforgettable experience. 

RESTAURANT

The hotel's two restaurants, La Veranda and La Torre Antica, offer panoramic views of the sea and cuisine that celebrates Amalfi's culinary traditions. Dishes, prepared with local produce grown on terraces overlooking the sea, follow the natural cycle of the seasons to ensure freshness and authenticity.

SERVICES & ACTIVITIES

Hotel Luna Convento offers a range of services designed to make guests' stay as pleasant as possible, including free Wi-Fi in public areas, laundry service, motorboat excursions and an attentive 24-hour front desk to meet every need. Please note that the hotel does not allow pets, and tax is payable on site. The front desk is available to provide all necessary information for a worry-free stay.

The seawater swimming pool and equipped solarium are the ideal retreat for relaxing moments, while the private cliff provides direct access to the crystal clear sea. The pool is available from May to October and offers an exclusive and relaxing bathing experience.

The hotel's garden, once part of the convent of St. Francis, still preserves the medieval agricultural tradition with terraces planted with lemon groves, vineyards and vegetable gardens, offering guests an oasis of peace and greenery in which to relax and rejuvenate.