My name is Rossella, and I run my agency L'altra costiera located in the center of Amalfi. I love interacting with a global clientele. I'm very sociable and helpful, and I do everything I can to accommodate all the tourists who wish a dream vacation. I love our coast, and upon your arrival, I'll be happy to provide you with all the information needed about our area.

Casa Rossa is managed by the agency L'altra Costiera based in Amalfi since the 2001. The house is located in Atrani which is the smallest village of Italy with its shops, restaurants, caffee and beach at only 5 minutes walk. With Amalfi at a short walk is then a delightful base to discover the Amalfi Coast. It is made of: •A large living/dining room with a balcony overlooking the sea; •A kitchen with stove top, fridge and freezer; •A double bedroom with ensuite bathroom with bathtub/shower; •A single room; •A single room; •A second complete bathroom with a shower and washing machine. -A room large terrace fournished and with an amazing view All the rooms have a balcony overlooking the sea but the best view is from the top terrace equipped with table, chairs and sun chairs The house is located in a beautiful position and it is reachable climbing about 130 steps starting from the coastal road. During the day there is the possibility to use the public lift located at the entrance of the garage luna rossa that would take you to the top side of the village and you would only have about 40 steps to reach the house Amalfi is accessible from the ancient and very panoramic top way or from the coast road Casa Rossa is from the '800 and was once owned by the Spanish Consul to the Vatican. With its high arch ceilings has been tastefully restored and furnished with antiques and the terracotta floor, with inlaid Vietri tiles that add much more character and charm. Location: Amalfi 800mt; Conca dei Marini 4Km; Furore 9Km; Praiano 11Km; Positano 19Km; Sorrento 34Km; Ravello 5Km; Minori 3Km; Maiori 4Km; Salerno and train station 24Km; Napoli airport 70Km

Close by Amalfi, there is Atrani that during the Sea Republic’s time was a residential quarter of the aristocracy and the nobility. So historically Atrani shared Amalfi destiny. At the Saviour Church (Chiesa del S.S. Salvatore), Republic doges were crowned Situated around the Tower of the Collegiate Church of Saint Mary Magdalene (Collegiata S.M. Maddalena) , the town has preserved the same ancient structure: houses which are crowded one against the other, lanes, narrow streets and small steps going down to the central square Umberto I