Overall: Wonderful!!!! Enjoyed Most: Everything was clean, well-taken care of, and beautiful. We loved the steps going down to the beach (the 128 steps are not as bad as you'd think). Enjoyed Least: Nothing really, only small showers, but that wasn't even a big deal. Surrounding Area: The people were so nice and friendly! Nearby Events or Locales: Nerano was the nearest (Marina del Cantone). You can walk to restaurants, shops, church (up the big hill), etc. Tips or Restaurants: Where do I begin? Tons of suggestions!RESTAURANTS:When you exit the driveway/gate of the villa turn right go down the hill into town. There are tons of restaurants along the water. Our favorite was Ristorante Maria Grazia. Get tons of entrees and share, family style. There are other great restaurants there.MARKETExit the gate, turn right, and walk down the hill, there's a store on the left 100-200m from the villa to buy groceries,etc.SIGHTSEEING: Capri--rent a boat from Ciuffitiello...use Pepe!!! This guy is the best! There's a rental stand on your way to the restaurants (directions above). There's a gelato place where his wife and parents work (the nicest family ever!) right next to the stand. He took us swimming in the ocean, took photos for us...the guy knows where to go. You need to use this guy. Tell him the "gemelli" (means twin) brothers from NJ sent you!!!Amalfi/Positano: Use Pepe and see both in one day. Trust us on this one. On the way to/from, he took us swimming, went to another Blue Grotto in Amalfi that he says is better than the Capri one, and took us to different caves. Use this guy!Ravello: You will need to hire a driver. We went to a cooking class at Mamma Agata's. Look for it online. Yes, it's expensive, but a wonderful experience. Our driver took us through Ravello for major sights, etc.Sorrento: Take a 1.5 Euro bus ride! You can buy a bus ticket at the grocery store above. Bus takes only 40 min. Sorrento is beautiful.Listen, you will walk lots, but you need to burn off all of the good food you'll be eating.