Palazzo Belmonte 
84072 Santa Maria di Castellabate
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Once the private home of Prince Belmonte, this historic hotel situated on the Amalfi coast, one of the Mediterranean’s most idyllic destinations, boasts a Michelin listed restaurant...
This superb 17th century mansion overlooking the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean provides the ultimate in excellence.
Enjoy the charm, elegance and comfort of an Italian palace in one of the world’s most romantic regions.
A world of luxury and romance
The Amalfi coast, with its picturesque fishing villages clinging to the cliffs, is undoubtedly the most authentic and beautiful stretch of the Mediterranean. ^ The Palazzo Belmonte rises majestically above the sea, near the magnificent corniche of Punta Licosa. Step into a world of luxury and romance and revel in the unique charm of this ancient palace.
The Amalfi coast, with its picturesque fishing villages clinging to the cliffs, is undoubtedly the most authentic and beautiful stretch of the Mediterranean. ^ The Palazzo Belmonte rises majestically above the sea, near the magnificent corniche of Punta Licosa. Step into a world of luxury and romance and revel in the unique charm of this ancient palace.
Dolce Vita
A walled courtyard fragrant with roses, honeysuckle and jasmine leads you to the hotel suites. Wander at your leisure through the gardens, discover the pool, nestling in bougainvillea, or find the “secret gate”, which opens on to the golden sands of the hotel’s private beach.
A former game reserve, the Palazzo Belmonte estate is now part of the Cilento National Park and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.
A walled courtyard fragrant with roses, honeysuckle and jasmine leads you to the hotel suites. Wander at your leisure through the gardens, discover the pool, nestling in bougainvillea, or find the “secret gate”, which opens on to the golden sands of the hotel’s private beach.
A former game reserve, the Palazzo Belmonte estate is now part of the Cilento National Park and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.