Eleanor's Garden

Eleanor’s Garden is a garden residence in Ravello on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, offering independent apartments, suites, and cottages for guests seeking a comfortable and private stay. The villa was built in the 1930s by architect Matteo d’Agostino, who restored a pre-existing medieval church, incorporating high vaulted ceilings inspired by the Moorish tradition of the region. Set among the colors and scents of the coast, the property combines historic character with stylishly furnished accommodations and dedicated outdoor areas.

The residence includes two junior suites, one apartment, and two cottages, as well as the restored Torre, a historic watchtower dating to the 13th century. Accommodation features vary, with options including terraces, garden pergolas, barbecue areas, kitchen facilities, fireplaces, and an outdoor whirlpool bath. Rooms are air-conditioned, equipped with LED televisions and free Wi-Fi, and designated non-smoking. Eleanor’s Garden also provides private parking, booking and cancellation information, and assistance with reservations. Guests can choose the accommodation that best suits their stay, from a double bedroom to a larger apartment or cottage with living space.