Agriturismo Nonno Tobia

The people are very very nice and welcoming to their guests so you just feel right at home, they have a beautifull little garden and a pool on top where you can sit & swim and breakfest+dinner is great everything is fresh from the garden. i will come back to this b&b when i go to italy again.

We were treated warmly like family .. breakfast and dinner was delicious and prepared lovingly by Maria. Beautiful lush trees and flowers on the property. Our balcony room had a great view of The surrounding mountain landscape.

No air conditioning-My mistake to book in mid July during a heatwave

Totul a fost perfect. Ne am simtit ca acasa . Locatia , gazdele, mancarea , atmosfera familiala. Maria,Tobias si tot staful a facut sederea noastra confortabila.Statia de autobuz catre toate locatiile foarte aproape. Recomand din tot sufletul aceasta locatie!

Nu este nimic negativ de precizat

This place is a must stay and a welcoming, homey experience from the start. My point of view is from an American who has only been to Italy once and I do not hike (a big asset in this farm stay is the ability to hike Valley of the Gods or down to Amalfi and Positano in just a few hours and take a bus back up- but that is not for me). The home has six rooms on the 3rd floor for guests. The rooms are small but very comfortable with a balcony with amazing views There is small wading pool that is comfortable to sit in. It is a working farm surrounded by tiered fields. The shining star is the family that runs the place. Tobia welcomed us and helped us plan our days based on what we wanted to see. Maria the chef and mom to everyone who walks in the door makes incredible 3 course dinners and a beautiful Italian breakfast every morning. I highly recommend the dinners, served family style in the dining room. They make you feel like a part of the family along with the other guests you dine with. It’s such a warm experience that I could not recommend a stay here more. The town of Agerola is quaint and has restaurants and cafes and is relatively walkable. I rented a car for ease of access to the surrounding areas, although ease is a relative term. If you are used to wide roads or struggle with winding motions in cars, the drive around the Amalfi coast is difficult. Cars parking along the side of switchbacks while scooters passing you and buses crossing your path can be a bit unnerving But if you’re comfortable in that terrain, then driving in Agerola is great - 45 minutes to Pompeii, 30 to Amalfi, an hour to Ravello. I drove south down the coast following my stay and wished I had time to explore Minori and Maiori as well.

There’s nothing not to like.