1 Michelin Star

The Restaurant has just been awarded with very high ratings in all major Italian guides. These accolades mirror the endless passion the team has for offering the best culinary experience possible.

The restaurant is closed from November to March. During the season, Rossellinis is open for dinner only. For an unforgettable authentic, and creative Italian meal, look no further! Guests can choose from myriad delectable dishes 'a-la-carte' or set tasting menus. Rossellinis features hand-picked regional wines that can be carefully paired with each serving.

Sitting only four diners, the Chef's Table at Palazzo Avino's Rossellini's is one the most exclusive and exciting dining experiences on the Amalfi Coast. Awarding complete privacy from the rest of the restaurant, a special menu has been created based on an ancient Neapolitan game, La Tombola. Like bingo, numbers correspond to each dish taking diners on their own unique culinary journey fusing local seasonal ingredients with creative contemporary cooking techniques.

The ceramic culinary game and dishes have been specially created by a local ceramic artist, Lucio Liguori, in nearby Raito. Using ancient techniques dating back centuries, the artist has designed beautiful emerald green ceramics exclusively made for Palazzo Avino’s chef's table. A treat for the eyes, dishes are exquisitely presented as diners play the culinary game and are served a tasting menu of 5-7 different regional plates which are hand-picked with regional wines that are paired with each serving.

One of the most notable restaurants in the area, Rosselini's has become internationally renowned for its authentic Italian cuisine. At the chef's table, diners are offered an exclusive invite into the theatre of the kitchen and insight into one of the best culinary teams in the state of Campania.

Spa

Effegilab is leader in the creation of clean cosmeceutical free from dyes, traditional preservatives, petrolatum, and especially with no SLE. The main goal is the development of formulas with an organic cosmetic matrix with no pollutants and health friendly.

Effegilab’s laboratories are fitted with high quality equipment and methods the use of active substances obtained through forefront extraction techniques: supercritical fluids, ultrasound, freeze-drying and other methods that avoid the use of heat and additives.

In collaboration with Palazzo Avino and based on three products from the Campania Region, Effegilab created an exclusive line of Cosmetic Food based on:
- Lemon from Sorrento, with balancing properties, with brightening and detoxing formula;
- Special Avino Aroma, enriched in vitamins, with hydrating and soothing formula;
- Annurca Apple, with antioxidant, hydrating and refining formula.

The full service SPA is located next to the swimming pool in the gardens of Palazzo Avino and overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. The SPA facilities include:
- Hydro pool
- Sauna
- Turkish steam bath
- Massage and treatment cabins


Fitness

The gym is located in the gardens under white gazebos and overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. A variety of technogym equipment is available to all the guests.


Swimming Pool

A 20-meter outdoor heated swimming pool is situated in the gardens of Palazzo Avino with an amazing view of the sea and the mountains.


Solarium
On the roof top of Palazzo Avino, with a breathtaking view of the Amalfi Coast, the hotel offers a solarium with an infinity hydropool. This rooftop oasis is a favourite venue to watch sunset and enjoy a glass of Prosecco.

Clubhouse by the Sea
Palazzo Avino’s Clubhouse by the Sea is located in the small town of Marmorata, just a 15 minute drive from Ravello. There is complimentary access to the beach platforms for all hotel guests (based on availability) along a small swimming pool, the casual Clubhouse Restaurant, changing rooms and relaxing living rooms. A complimentary shuttle service to and from the hotel is available starting from 9.30 am. The Clubhouse by the Sea opens from May 1st to October.

The Pink Closet - Boutique
The Pink Closet, the powder-pink boutique cum wunderkammer designed by Cristina Celestino and opened in 2019 a few steps from Palazzo Avino, extends the narration of the pink palace to a dimension of discovery, with an exquisitely Italian and feminine trait.

Curated by Mariella Avino, The Pink Closet is the story of a journey told in a layering of memories, souvenirs, pieces of clothing and objects. It is a spontaneous and personal curation of emotional pieces, as collected during the course of a vacation following a very personal point of view. Eclecticism is the key: in defining the space as in selecting the offer. Each piece is carefully chosen, to inspire and be admired, in an intimate and feminine dimension. The Pink Closet is a dream, made real.  It follows a logic of its own, made of beauty as pure emotion.


EXCURSIONS

Ravello

Situated on the cliff-top of the Amalfi Coast, Ravello is a very important historical and cultural center. Among the various places of outstanding interest are: Villa Rufolo, Villa Cimbrone and the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta. Famous classical music concerts are held on a stage perched over the sea from July through October.

Amalfi and Positano

Amalfi is a picturesque coastal town with a sunny climate and exceptional natural beauty. In the 12th century, Amalfi was one of the four great Italian maritime republics. Positano is regarded as the jewel of the Amalfi coast. It’s a very coastal resort, It’s notable for its picturesque, precipitous townscape, built on steep mountain terraces and, in places, almost literally clinging to the rocks. It affords unparalleled views out porto the islands of Li Galli, which were famously inhabited by the legendary Sirens, and beyond to the Isle of Capri.

Capri

The romantic Isle of Capri was once the unlikely centre of the 'civilised' world when Tiberius ruled the Roman Empire from his 12 palaces built on its towering heights looking over the sea towards the old Port of Naples. The sublime beauty of the seascapes; its fabled 'Blue Grotto' and rocky shore of coves & beaches; its tangible atmosphere of 3,000 years of history and cosmopolitan cultures, and the traditional warm hospitality of the islanders have combined to draw an endless stream of visitors. There is hardly a writer or artist of note over the last 200 years who has not been enchanted by the unique allure of Capri. Today, its 'capital' town, hardly more than a village, is somewhat like a stage set for an 18th century operetta – a painted pastiche of small, lively squares; boutique shops and pastel or white-washed houses, and a warren of mysterious Moorish alleyways no wider than a donkey cart loaded with the rough coral building blocks that over the centuries have fashioned a townscape of extraordinary artistry.

Pompeii and Ercolanum

This is the world famous Campanian town of imperial Roman times that was buried by a sudden, catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius on the 24th of August 79 AD. It has been extensively excavated over the last two centuries so that much of the original town has now been exposed. The most fascinating aspect of Pompeii is that it offers a walk back into time, back 2000 years, recreating the daily life of ordinary Romans. Visitors can stroll along the lava-paved roads past rows of shops and private houses, public baths, market squares and temples. Pompeii is indisputably one of the world’s most mesmerizing architectural and cultural treasures. Just at a few kilometres from Pompeii is the town of Ercolanu (Herculaneum), also buried in the volcanic cataclysm of 79 AD. It’s smaller than Pompeii, but in some ways is better preserved and can be more easily taken in on a day visit. Driving time from Ravello: approximately 1 hour.

Paestum

This is an original landing ground and settlement of the ancient Greeks, founded around 600 BC. Its name derives from Poseidon – God of the Sea, to whom the town was dedicated. Paestum is set in a vast and varied landscape and offers an almost mystic or spiritual experience to visitors taking time to sit and meditate in a quiet corner of a temple to the Greek immortals, one of the most historic monuments in Southern Italy. In the vicinity is the town of Velia and the provincial capital of Salerno, with a medieval cathedral, dating back to 1085, renowned for its great bronze door from Constantinople and a 12th century carved pulpit. Driving time from Ravello: approximately 2 hours.

Caserta

The city is known as 'The Versailles of Naples' and is home to the Royal Palace built by the Bourbon-French Emperor, Charles III. The palace is one of the biggest neo-Classical buildings in Europe and its park setting is both immense and fascinating. Driving time from Ravello: approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Napoli

Naples is the capital city of the region of Campania. It has been invaded and occupied over the centuries by a succession of alien nations and cultures, including the French, Germans and Turks. But it was more the Spanish than the rest who have had the most significant influence on the City’s architecture, language, customs and way of life. Naples has one of the most important archeological collections in the world housed in the Museo Archeologico Nazionale, a great treasure trove of ancient artefacts from Pompeii, Ercolano and other historical sites. The modern city itself is full of great churches and other impressive buildings, notably the Gesu’ Nuovo Cathedral, the Royal Palace in Piazza Plebiscito, and the Capodimonte Gallery with its paintings by Renaissance masters such as Titian, Raphael and Van Dyke. Driving time approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.



Boat Trips
Enjoy a memorable day at sea with a private yacht charter! Qualified crew members will suggest the most enticing points so that you can enjoy an unforgettable swim followed by time spent soaking in the surrounding beauty while sipping your favourite drink. Navigate the crystalline waters of the Mediterranean and discover hidden grottos (Emerald, White, Green & Blue), picturesque villages (Furore Fijord, Conca dei Marini, Praiano, Positano) and wonderful islands (Li Galli, Capri). Various options for full day excursions with a private speed boat and skipper are available.



Activities
- Trekking
- Tennis
- Snorkeling and Diving
- Italian and Neapolitan Cooking lessons

Concerts

The Music Festival finds its starting point in Wagner’s visit to Ravello in 1880 and in the enthusiasm of the Maestro at the view of the Villa Rufolo gardens, from which he drew the inspiration for the scene paintings of the second act of Parsifal. In fact he wrote in Villa Rufolo guest book "At last I found Klingsor’s enchanted garden".

The concerts at Villa Rufolo are from March to October. The highlight of the season is generally during the first week of July with the Wagner Festival.

During the festival world famous artists come to perform such as Zubin Metha, Lorin Maasel and Placido Domingo (Placido Domingo was the first guest Palazzo Avino had for the reopening in July 1997).