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Furore's elevated setting suits travelers who want coastal views and time at the hotel between excursions to Amalfi and Positano.

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Arrange a wine tasting at Acquarasa to explore bottles from the hotel's cellar with food, making the pairing part of your meal.

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Consider accommodation with a private garden pool if you prefer taking a dip beside your own outdoor space rather than joining the shared pool.

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Reserve the scheduled Amalfi shuttle before an outing, since seats are limited, and plan your return around the hotel's departure times.

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Furore Grand Hotel

Furore Grand Hotel follows the contours of the Amalfi Coast, with terraces stepping down a hillside above the Tyrrhenian Sea. Its setting is unmistakably Furore: steep land, Mediterranean vegetation, and a wide view of the water between Amalfi and Positano. Contemporary rooms, an infinity pool, and restaurants facing the coast bring that landscape into the hotel, from breakfast on a shaded terrace to dinner at Bluh Furore.

Ultra Luxury
4.6/5 73 Member Reviews 77% Upgrade Rate

Rooms

  • 35 35

Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Wellness Wellness
  • Romantic Romantic

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Gourmet Restaurant Gourmet Restaurant
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Furore Grand Hotel

Deluxe Sea View Balcony Room
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Deluxe Sea View Balcony Room

269–301 sqft
From 1’025 USD

Set in the lateral wing, these rooms combine a compact sleeping area with a bathroom beside the coastal-facing windows. Pale patterned flooring runs beneath a...

Luxury Deluxe Sea View Room
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Luxury Deluxe Sea View Room

527 sqft
From 1’156 USD

The sitting area adjoins the sleeping space in these lateral-wing rooms, with pale chairs and a low table near the bed. A curved headboard rises...

Deluxe Sea View Terrace Room
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Deluxe Sea View Terrace Room

205–280 sqft
From 1’357 USD

Arched and rectangular doorways appear across these rooms in the central and lateral wings. Some interiors pair an orange armchair with a pale curved headboard;...

Luxury Deluxe Terrace Sea View Room
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Luxury Deluxe Terrace Sea View Room

301–592 sqft
From 1’457 USD

These central-wing rooms have a sitting area beside the sleeping space. Broad windows line the outer wall, while pale chairs gather around a round low...

Luxury Sea View Terrace Suite
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Luxury Sea View Terrace Suite

355–592 sqft
From 1’648 USD

Blue and orange seating gathers beside the wide outdoor doors, with the living area beside the sleeping space. A tall blue headboard and patterned cushions...

Luxury Deluxe Sea View Jacuzzi Terrace Suite
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Luxury Deluxe Sea View Jacuzzi Terrace Suite

474–495 sqft
From 1’698 USD

The living area sits beside the sleeping space, with wide windows and outdoor doors along the outer walls. Some interiors pair a pale curved headboard...

Corner Jacuzzi Terrace Suite
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Corner Jacuzzi Terrace Suite

484–581 sqft
From 1’749 USD

A corner position brings windows along two sides of the suite, with blue armchairs and a pale sofa beside the sleeping area. Patterned cushions contrast...

Junior Sea View Terrace Suite
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Junior Sea View Terrace Suite

474–538 sqft
From 1’859 USD

The bedroom and living area sit on separate levels, with large windows beside both spaces. A curved pale headboard frames the sleeping room, while the...

Signature Terrace Pool Suite
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Signature Terrace Pool Suite

377–527 sqft
From 1’950 USD

A tall canopy frame anchors the sleeping area, with a pale sofa at the foot and built-in shelving along the opposite wall. Green cushions pick...

Nine panoramic terraces sit within more than 20,000 square meters of planted grounds. Large windows draw light into interiors finished with natural textures and modern furniture. Vietri ceramics introduce local color and pattern without overwhelming the pale surfaces around them. The architecture works with the slope, placing gardens and outdoor seating at different heights. This is a hillside hotel, with the sea spread out below its terraces.

The outdoor infinity pool looks toward the horizon, with a panoramic sunbathing terrace and Mediterranean greenery around it. Petramare Spa continues indoors with a heated hydromassage pool, Finnish sauna, Turkish bath, and cold plunge. Outside, its Kneipp path adds a separate water circuit. The indoor pool and outdoor swimming area have distinct settings, with the spa moving between enclosed spaces and terraces open to the coast.

Petramare calls its treatment approach the Natural Path. A session begins with a choice of Mediterranean herbs, and the massage and body-treatment menu draws on ingredients such as olive oil, lavender, and myrtle. A dedicated Head Spa treatment focuses on the scalp. Outdoor yoga and mindfulness sessions take place alongside a fitness corner overlooking the coast.

The rooms and suites have direct sea views. Deluxe rooms have a balcony and a double or twin beds, with a maximum of two adults and no extra bed. Selected Luxury Deluxe and Luxury Deluxe Terrace rooms connect. Junior Suites measure 44 square meters inside, with terraces ranging from 5 to 11 square meters and space for an extra bed. Their living areas add somewhere to sit indoors beyond the bedroom.

A Corner Suite Jacuzzi has 45 to 54 square meters inside and a private terrace with a hot tub. Signature Suite Pool accommodations measure 35 to 49 square meters indoors, with 55 to 80 square meters outside. Each has a garden with a private pool and a living area beside the sleeping area. Both categories accommodate two adults. Signature bathrooms combine a bathtub, large shower, and double sink.

Velaris serves breakfast on a sea-facing terrace shaded by fabric sails. The meal is ordered from an à la carte menu, with produce from small local suppliers and pastries prepared by the hotel's pastry team. Coffee brewed in a cuccumella brings a specifically Neapolitan ritual to the table. Sweet and savory choices sit alongside vegan, lactose-free, and gluten-free options. The terrace's shade and open outlook are as much a part of the breakfast setting as the food.

Acquarasa is the all-day Mediterranean restaurant, serving lunch and dinner in a bright dining room and on a panoramic terrace. Its menu moves between Italian cooking and lighter dishes, with pasta, seafood, and a dedicated pizza selection. The clean-lined interiors continue the hotel's contemporary style, while the outdoor tables face the sea. It is a place for a full meal on the property, with enough range for lunch and dinner to take different forms.

Bluh Furore takes a fine-dining approach to Campania and the wider Mediterranean. Executive chef Vincenzo Russo works in dialogue with Enrico Bartolini, drawing on local ingredients and the region's culinary traditions. Tasting menus carry that work through a sequence of courses. The focus is on contemporary Italian cooking rooted in place, with the Amalfi Coast's produce and food memories informing the kitchen's more elaborate techniques.

Ria Lounge Bar brings aperitivo into the hotel's social spaces. Its cocktail list uses Mediterranean and seasonal ingredients, accompanied by a selection of international spirits. Alcohol-free cocktails receive a dedicated place on the menu. Music is part of Ria's evening character, with DJ sets accompanying drinks as the light changes across the coast. The bar gives the hotel an evening gathering place beyond the restaurant tables.

La Cantina holds more than 400 wine labels, spanning Italian vineyards and international producers. Stone and brick shape the cellar, recalling the domestic wine cellars of Amalfi Coast homes. Wine tastings take place at Acquarasa by reservation, where the experience brings food and wine together at the table. The cellar also supports pairings for dinner at Bluh.

Apotheca Boutique takes a detail from the building into its clothing collection: the circular patterns of the hotel's handmade majolica. Local artisans reinterpret those designs on Italian fabrics, including shirts, caftans, and other resort wear. The shop also carries accessories and lifestyle objects. This is a tangible continuation of the ceramic work seen around the hotel, with the same decorative language appearing in textiles.

Beyond the grounds, Furore's murals appear across facades, stairways, and lanes. The Fiordo di Furore cuts through the rock to a small beach and former fishermen's houses. The village and the inlet belong to the surrounding coast, separate from the hotel's elevated pool terraces.

The concierge can arrange cooking classes centered on Amalfi Coast recipes, as well as majolica workshops with local craftspeople. In the latter, guests shape and decorate ceramics using the colors and techniques associated with the region. These sessions give time in Furore a hands-on element, following the food and craftsmanship encountered in the hotel itself.

Private boat trips depart from Amalfi, with routes toward Positano, Nerano, and Li Galli. A skipper leads the journey along cliffs and coves, opening up a water-level view of the coastline. Amalfi harbor is also a departure point for reaching Capri by ferry, hydrofoil, or private boat, subject to sea conditions and available sailings. The hotel is the hillside base for these outings; departures take place at the harbor.

The address is Via dell'Amore 2 in Furore. Naples International Airport is an arrival gateway, and the concierge can arrange private cars or minivans from airports and railway stations. The hotel shuttle connects with Piazza Flavio Gioia in Amalfi at scheduled times, close to the town and harbor; seats should be reserved. Private parking is available with limited spaces, and cribs can be requested for younger guests.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Petramare's indoor heated pool and Turkish bath provide an alternative to outdoor lounging, giving guests a different way to spend quieter hours.

Acquarasa's menu spans club sandwiches and Mediterranean dishes, giving companions with different appetites a less formal option for dining at the hotel.

Vietri ceramics bring the region's craft traditions into contemporary interiors, so time indoors still carries a sense of the Amalfi Coast.

Location of FURORE GRAND HOTEL

Via Dell'Amore 2, 84010 Furore SA, Italy

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Weather at Furore Grand Hotel

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What to Know About Furore Grand Hotel

Is Furore Grand Hotel worth it?

Yes. Furore Grand Hotel is worth it for travelers who want a small Amalfi Coast luxury hotel with sea views, design, dining, spa time, and a quieter cliffside setting. It is best for guests who want beauty and calm between Amalfi and Positano, without staying in the busiest village centers.

Where is Furore Grand Hotel located?

Furore Grand Hotel is located in Furore on Italy's Amalfi Coast, close to Praiano, Amalfi, and Positano. The hotel is set into the cliffs above the sea. The location works well for travelers who want coastal views, day trips, boat outings, and a more secluded base than central Positano.

How many rooms does Furore Grand Hotel have?

Furore Grand Hotel has 35 rooms and suites. This small size gives the hotel a more intimate feel than many larger Amalfi Coast resorts. Room categories include sea-view rooms and suites, with terraces, pools, gardens, or whirlpools available in selected higher categories.

Do rooms at Furore Grand Hotel have sea views?

Yes. Furore Grand Hotel presents its rooms and suites as sea-view accommodations. The design connects the interiors with the Amalfi Coast landscape. This is one of the main reasons to book the hotel, especially for guests who want sunrise, sunset, and terrace time built into the stay.

What makes Furore Grand Hotel special?

Furore Grand Hotel combines a dramatic cliffside position with contemporary design, natural finishes, sea-view rooms, spa facilities, and strong food and drink venues. The hotel feels like a destination in itself, not only a place to sleep between Amalfi Coast sightseeing days.

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