Le Sirenuse luxury Positano hotel with sea views
Timeless Italian charm with Michelin-level dining
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Why we love it
The setting
Le Sirenuse sits on the hillside above Positano, with the old fishing town tumbling down towards the sea below. The red-fronted building was the summer home of the Sersale family before it opened as a hotel in 1951, and much of that family feel remains in the antiques, paintings and tiled floors. Terraces face the Tyrrhenian Sea, so most rooms and the pool look straight out over the water and the colourful houses of the town.
What to expect
This stay is a Classic Double room with sea view, with breakfast included each morning. The hotel keeps a Michelin-starred restaurant, La Sponda, where the dining room is lit by hundreds of candles in the evening. There is an outdoor pool, a spa and several terraces for a drink before dinner. Rooms are individually decorated, with hand-painted tiles and balconies that open onto the bay.
Things to do nearby
Positano's narrow lanes, boutiques and beach are a short walk downhill from the door. Boats leave the main beach for Capri, Amalfi and the smaller coves along the coast. Further out, the Monti Lattari regional park rises behind the town at about 14 km, and Pompeii and Vesuvius National Park lie roughly an hour away by car. Salerno and its cathedral are around 24 km along the coast road.
Best for
Couples after a quiet, design-led base on the Amalfi Coast, with sea views, good food and the town on the doorstep.
Choose your room
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Classic Double room
Classic Double room with sea view, double bed, hand-painted tiles and a balcony over the bay.
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Your 4 days, loosely planned
Suggestions, not orders. Tour ideas to mix and match for your trip.
Arrival and terrace drinks
Arrive and settle into your Classic Double room with sea view. Take a drink on one of the terraces and watch the light change over the bay before dinner.
Positano lanes and beach
Walk down into Positano to explore the lanes, browse the boutiques and spend time on the main beach. Head back up for a swim in the hotel pool in the afternoon.
Boat to Capri
Catch a boat from the beach to Capri or Amalfi for the day. Return in time for dinner at La Sponda under the candles.
Last morning swim
Have a slow breakfast on the terrace and a final swim before checking out and continuing along the coast.
Where you'll be
Positano, Italy
FAQ
Does Le Sirenuse have a pool?
Yes. There is an outdoor pool on a terrace looking out over Positano and the sea, along with a spa and several open-air seating areas.
Does Le Sirenuse have a Michelin-starred restaurant?
Yes. La Sponda holds a Michelin star and serves dinner by candlelight in a room over the bay. The stay includes breakfast each morning.
How far is Le Sirenuse from Positano beach?
The main beach is a short walk downhill through the town's lanes. From there, boats head out to Capri, Amalfi and the coves nearby.
How far is Le Sirenuse from Naples Airport?
Naples International Airport is roughly 60 km away, usually around 1.5 to 2 hours by car depending on traffic along the coast road.
Is Positano a good place to stay on the Amalfi Coast?
Positano is one of the most popular bases on the coast, with steep lanes of pastel houses, a sandy beach and boat links to Capri and Amalfi. Staying in town puts the shops, restaurants and waterfront within walking distance.
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