The Sorrento Coast, just as you dreamed it
Three suites of quiet charm in the old town of Massa Lubrense, four minutes from the sea. Away from the crowds, in the heart of village life.
- A personal welcome
- The best price and real-time availability
- A personal reply, usually the same day
- Late check-out, subject to availability
- Book with no booking fee
Three suites, recently and carefully renovated, in the old heart of Massa Lubrense. We welcome you as we would someone coming home: without ceremony, with care.
Three self-contained suites, each with its own character.
Private garage available on request
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The brightest, with a private balcony over the village rooftops.
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Our most striking suite: a cross-vaulted ceiling and a balcony over the old town.
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An intimate studio with a vaulted arch, four minutes from the marina.
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In our guests' own words
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“This is my favourite place I've ever stayed. The apartment was so spacious, with a beautiful balcony and a fantastic host.”
Avery M. -
“An enchanting place, excellent throughout, we had a wonderful stay. Maria Giovanna made us feel like family — we will certainly return, it will stay in our hearts.”
Anna D. -
“Ideal location, a few minutes from the centre and the buses. Quiet, spotless and fully equipped. The hosts are always attentive — highly recommended.”
Camilo H.
Massa Lubrense, where the coast slows down
Away from the crowds of Sorrento and Positano: a village of fishermen and terraced lemon groves above the sea. Everything on foot, nothing rushed.
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Marina della Lobra
The little harbour, four minutes away: boats, a church by the water, two trattorias.
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Ieranto Bay
A path descends to one of the clearest bays in the Mediterranean, protected by the FAI, Italy's National Trust.
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Punta Campanella
The tip of the peninsula, where Capri feels an arm's length away.
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The trails
Old mule tracks link the hamlets through olive groves and broom, far from the roads.
The way things have always been done here.
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Swimming at Ieranto
A path through the olive trees descends to the bay protected by the FAI, Italy's National Trust. No beach clubs, no motorboats: you arrive on foot and swim in the clearest water on the peninsula.
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The Punta Campanella trail
The ancient path to the sanctuary of Minerva ends where the land ends: a lighthouse, the wind, and Capri so close it seems within reach.
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Evening at Marina della Lobra
A four-minute walk and the village opens onto the little harbour: boats pulled ashore, a church by the sea, two trattorias where the sea decides the menu.
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Spaghetti alla Nerano
Fried zucchini, provolone del Monaco and a secret kept for seventy years: the most imitated dish on the coast was born in the bay next door, and that is where to taste it.
Maria Giovanna
I will welcome you personally when you arrive. I know the fishermen at the Marina, the lemon growers on the hillside, the trails that lead to Ieranto. What I know, I share when asked. The rest of your stay is yours.
Are your dates available?
Write to us: we'll reply personally with availability and how to book.