★ Cleaning team trained in disinfecting and sanitation. ★ Lovely independent cozy house with a private entrance. ★ Suitable for 4 guests, a bedroom with king bed plus a sofa bed in the living room. ★ Furnished kitchen and a bathroom with enclosed shower. ★ Located at walking distance to shops and restaurants. ★ At 5 minutes walking to the beach of Minori. ★ Public transports such as busses and ferries are available and reliable. ★ Parking at walking distance, at extra charge. ► A cozy house suitable for 4 guests. It is approximately 300 meters (360 yards) from the beach. There is a bedroom with a king size bed; a living room/kitchen with a sofa bed; a bathroom with shower. A/C available in the bedroom and living room. A second bathroom is available, with toilet and washbasin. ► To reach the property you will climb 30 steps. ► This property is clean, well equipped, fresh and comfortable. ► Public transports are available and reliable. Car not needed. If you have a car you will be able to park in a private garage, at the price of EUR 20 per day ► A small tourist tax have to be paid at the property (government fee), at the price of Eur 2 per night per person. ► The check in time is from 3 pm to 9 pm, from 9 pm to 11pm there is a extra charge to pay of Eur 50, later 11pm will be not possible to check in. Happy to help you, please message me for more information! :)

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Minori is an attractive and uncrowded seaside town at the centre of a wide cove on the Amalfi Coast. It retains its identity as a laid-back fishing village and remains a gem of the coast. Wooden fishing boats can be found parked on the beach amidst the umbrellas and sun-bathers. Minori is dubbed "the town of good taste" for its gastronomic delights. During the Bourbon era, Minori was the center of pasta and pastry production for the Kingdom of Naples, and there were numerous flour mills throughout the historic center of town, powered by the Reghinna River that flows along the creviced valley from the mountains to the sea. Pasta was hung to dry in Minori's sunny piazzas. Terraced gardens stagger up the rugged hillsides, filled with citrus trees. The lemons are used to make some of the tasty pastries sold in shops throughout the Amalfi Coast, but also in the production of limoncello, the area's famous liqueur. Minori confirms its place as a gourmet center with its annual food festival GustaMinori.