Anantara Convento di Amalfi Grand Hotel

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Accommodations
Pool + Gym
Spa
Restaurant + Bar
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Property Overview

Set 262 feet above the sea in a converted thirteenth-century convent, Anantara Convento di Amalfi Grand Hotel pairs its cliffside location with preserved architectural details, including a Baroque church and cloister. All fifty-two rooms and suites overlook the sea, while an infinity pool, Anantara Spa, and an open-air fitness center make the most of the coastal setting. The center of Amalfi is a ten-minute walk away, putting local shops, restaurants, and historic sites within easy reach. Back at the hotel, guests can choose between Italian dining at Dei Cappuccini and Neapolitan-style pizza and Mediterranean dishes at La Locanda della Canonica. Experiences range from yoga and convent tours to cooking classes, hiking, and yacht outings to Positano or Capri.

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SmartFlyer Exclusives

Daily full breakfast for up to two guests per bedroom, served in the restaurant
$100 USD equivalent resort or hotel credit to be used during the stay (not combinable, not applicable toward the room rate, and no cash value if not redeemed in full)
Upgrade upon arrival, subject to availability
Bookings in the Suite Del Priore or higher categories will receive an additional $100 resort or hotel credit (for a total of $200 during the stay)
Stays of six or more nights will receive an additional $100 resort or hotel credit (for a total of $200 during the stay, or $300 for higher room categories)
Early check-in and late check-out, subject to availability

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Agent Tips

We recommend making time for a cloister and church tour with Friar Marcus, who shares the philosophy of Pace e Bene—“peace and all good”—along with insight into the property’s monastic heritage.
Cannelloni is part of the property’s culinary history: the supplied hotel story traces the dish to 1924, when the property was known as Hotel dei Cappuccini. Guests can dig deeper with the Cannelloni
Guests have access to a dedicated area at Lido degli Artisti, reached by a ten-minute boat ride. It’s an easy way to add a beach day to a stay centered around Amalfi’s historic core.

Accommodations

Former monks’ quarters now frame uninterrupted views of the sea.

The hotel has fifty-two rooms and suites, all overlooking the coast. Tiled floors, vaulted ceilings, and lime-washed walls preserve elements of the building’s monastic past, while rich textiles, sculptural furnishings, locally sourced contemporary art, and modern comforts bring the spaces into the present.

Pool + Gym

The infinity pool puts the Mediterranean front and center.

Reserved for hotel guests, the outdoor infinity pool sits along the cliffside with open views across the Mediterranean. A panoramic terrace lined with loungers creates an easy place to settle in between swims, while poolside service brings light bites, shakes, salads, burgers, and gelato directly to guests.

The hotel’s outdoor fitness center is equipped with Technogym machines and overlooks the sea, giving guests a scenic setting for keeping up with their usual routine while in Amalfi.

Spa

Citrus-inspired treatments nod to one of the Amalfi Coast’s signatures.

Anantara Spa takes cues from the property’s monastic setting and the citrus groves associated with the coast. Treatments incorporate lemon essence, citrus oils, and products by La Selva di Positano, with a focus on relaxation and restoration. Facilities include two couples’ treatment rooms with sauna and steam room access, one hammam, relaxation areas, and an additional shower experience. Weekly yoga sessions take place in the cloister, while personal training and breathwork sessions are available on request.

Restaurant + Bar

Campanian ingredients meet one of Amalfi’s most dramatic dining backdrops.

At Dei Cappuccini, Chef Claudio Lanuto serves Italian cuisine through seasonal tasting menus and à la carte dishes. Breakfast unfolds on the terrace with espresso, pastries, continental selections, and hot dishes, while dinner draws on seafood from the coast and produce from the monks’ gardens. La Locanda della Canonica takes a more casual approach with seafood, grilled fish, pasta, sandwiches, and traditional Neapolitan-style pizza made with regional ingredients. Tables along the cliff’s edge keep Mediterranean views in sight over lunch and dinner.

Dei Cappuccini Bar occupies the hotel’s sea-facing lobby terrace, serving coffee and light bites during the day before transitioning into cocktails and aperitifs around sunset. It’s an easy meeting point before dinner, with the coastline providing the backdrop.

Vibe

The mood here comes from the contrast between centuries-old architecture and the openness of the Mediterranean. Quiet cloisters, a preserved church, and former monastic quarters give the hotel a contemplative quality, while sea-facing terraces, the infinity pool, and sunset aperitifs keep the experience firmly connected to the Amalfi Coast.
Who's it for?

The hotel is particularly well suited to couples, honeymooners, wellness-minded travelers, and guests drawn to historic properties with a strong sense of place. Food-focused and culturally curious travelers will find plenty to explore through cooking classes, convent tours, and easy access to Amalfi, while families with teenagers are also welcomed. Its extended season is another draw for guests hoping to experience the coast beyond the busiest summer months, when a slower rhythm leaves more room for exploring the area’s towns, food, history, and scenery.
Location

Anantara Convento di Amalfi Grand Hotel rises above the Mediterranean on a cliff overlooking Amalfi. The town’s historic center is about a ten-minute walk away, giving guests easy access to local shops, restaurants, and cultural sites. Positano and Ravello are also within reach for exploring farther along the coast, while yacht outings can extend the day to Capri.