The Garden is a fine, small family hotel set on the high mountainside at Ravello with a stunning panoramic view from its balconied rooms and terraces of the steep cascade of the Amalfi Coast down to the Mediterranean.
The hotel is located at the centre of the historic, once the Imperial Roman village of Ravello, a few steps from the main Piazza and Cathedral.
It is named for the celebrated garden of its immediate neighbour, the Villa Rufolo, where composer Richard Wagner found inspiration for "the Magic Garden" of his last major work, "Parsifal" .
The celebrity is maintained with great artists and orchestras drawn to summer festivals and concerts both in the cliff-top grounds of the villa, overlooking the sea, and the elsewhere in the town now rightly bestowed the title: "Citta della Musica".