Il Refettorio (Monastero Santa Rosa, Conca dei Marini)
A seventeenth-century monastery above the sea, with a Michelin-starred table
Neighbourhood photo · The Amalfi CoastAt a glance
- What it is
- Panoramic terrace in the Conca dei Marini area
- What you see
- The sea of the Amalfi Coast from Conca dei Marini
- When to go
- At sunset: it faces south-west, towards the setting sun.
- Good for
- At sunsetQuiet, for twoDinner with a viewTerraces & viewpoints
Why go up to Il Refettorio (Monastero Santa Rosa, Conca dei Marini)
Il Refettorio (Monastero Santa Rosa, Conca dei Marini) is a panoramic terrace in Amalfi Coast, in the Conca dei Marini area.
A Dominican monastery of the seventeenth century above the sea at Conca dei Marini, between Amalfi and Positano, now a hotel. Il Refettorio, with one Michelin star, is the restaurant of chef Alfonso Crescenzo, built on local fish, meat and vegetables; a poolside café serves informal meals and there is a bar in the library. The hotel's site does not say whether non-guests are admitted: ask when you book.
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