Originally constructed in the late 19th century, the Palazzo Ferraioli was one of the largest and grandest private residences ever built in Atrani. The aristocratic Ferraioli family, who owned much land and property along the Amalfi Coast, designed and built the palazzo to exacting standards, using the finest materials ofthe era.

With a prime location in the heart of the Amalfi Drive, the Hotel Palazzo Ferraioli blends a rich appreciation for history with a modern design aesthetic.

Each unique and beautiful room enjoys a French balcony or window with the view, most of them to the sea, some instead to the village only, along with sumptuous private baths featuring hot tubs and/or showers.

An expansive rooftop terrace, decorated with antique ceramic tiles collected and preserved during the property’s restoration, provides a panoramic view of the distinctive homes nestled in the rocky mountainside, as well as expansive views of the sea.

The Hotel Palazzo Ferraioli is a full‐service four‐star hotel, featuring a full breakfast buffet, conference meeting space, spa services and facilities, including a Finnish sauna, steam room and whirlpool baths.

The village of Atrani, located adjacent to the village of Amalfi, right on the middle of the Amalfi Coast, is considered one of the most picturesque and charming towns in all of Italy.

Also close to Ravello, very well known for its famous concerts, Atrani with gorgeous labyrinths of alleyways, arches and ancient staircases - all overlooking the sea - provides the perfect setting for an incomparable hotel.

From “the guardian” official web site

WINNING TIP: Atrani, Campania

The town of Atrani is approached on a viaduct wide enough to be a small park. From the balustrade at the back of it you can see straight down to the piazza. Around the square the houses cram, piled on each other, a dense mass threaded by passages and arches and many flights of steps – but only one street. Walk through the nearby tunnel and you'll emerge in another town, the larger, and more famous, Amalfi.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/travel/2012/apr/16/readers-travel-tips-coastal-italy?INTCMP=SRCH