La Valle Delle Najadi

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The location was lovely. The grounds, ambience etc were delightful. The hosts were charming. Everything was spotless.
  : The shower was pretty tiny.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : A family run business with an interesting history. The welcome was incredible. Pierro could not have been more helpful - he sat with us for almost an hour giving us all the information about places to visit in the area and how to get bus tickets and ferries and everything we would need to know about the apartment. The building itself and grounds and view from the terrace were amazing. The apartments are large and spacious and everyone gets their own allocated table and deck chairs on the outside terrace to use for relaxation and taking in the view. I was delightfully surprised that all the little necessities were provided if you wanted to do some self catering like olive oil and salt and some napkins, Coffee capsules can be purchased onsite or there is a traditional Italian coffee maker. There were 98 steps to get down to the apartment from the main entrance - my mum counted them as she found them a bit of challenge but I think she left there with increased fitness levels :-)
  : Heating system did not provide much heat for the cool nights during our stay but we got extra blankets for the beds. Not sure I would like to stay in the winter. We stayed in end of October/early November so it wasn't so cold.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : The junior suite was very comfortable, spacious and had everything we needed. The decor was stylish and we loved the beautiful blue tiled floor. The bathroom was good with plenty of hot water and the bed was super comfortable. The kitchen was very small but adequate for cooking the odd meal in. We had a large private terrace which was gorgeous. The setting is stunning - there is lots of greenery and lovely views. There is also a table-tennis table under a lemon tree and table-football in a recreation room. What more could anyone need..? Our hosts were incredibly helpful - helping us book a tour of Pompei, taking us to the top of the hill with our luggage on departure and gifting us cremacella and some of their incredible Amalfi lemons. Thank you to this lovely family.
  : I hate to be critical of this amazing place, but Vietri - like many of the towns on the Amalfi coast - is very steep and there is a considerable hill to walk up to town. There are a lot of steps in the property complex, so you have to be fairly fit to stay here! That said, the steps take you away from the town into a world of beauty, peace and tranquillity. There are also some caged birds at La Valle del Najadi which might upset some visitors. Birdsong adds to the ambience but perhaps not when it is of the caged variety... (sorry, just a personal view).