Le Sirenuse

In the mid-1950s Positano became desirable as a holiday destination and, for a while, rivaled Capri as the playground for the rich and famous. No wonder Positano still attracts a glamorous clientele, it's home to some of Italy's finest hotels and world-class restaurants. Le Sirenuse opened in 1951, when four Neapolitan brothers, the Marchesi Aldo, Paolo, Anna and Franco Sersale turned their summer house in Positano into a charming hotel, overlooking the bay of Positano. Today the 58-room resort is considered one of Italy’s leading seaside luxury hotels, though it still retains the intimate, cultured atmosphere of a private home.

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Facilities

Almost all rooms, suites and junior suites look out over the bay of Positano. Most have a private terrace or balcony and all have white-washed walls, vaulted ceilings and hand-made tiles on the floors.
Surrounded by lemon trees and comfortable deck chairs, the swimming pool offers a peaceful atmosphere in which you can unwind.
Le Sirenuse Spa was designed by the renowned Italian architect, GAE AULENTI. The Spa includes a Sauna, a Bio-sauna and a granite Steam bath. The gym is fit with TechnoGym cardiovascular machines and weights as well as stretching and yoga mats.

Our Favourite

Franco’s Bar is a stylish, panoramic al fresco terrace that tips its hat to a golden age of fine cocktails and quality champagne. The bar's fresh and striking decor and contemporary artworks, commissioned from a raft of local and international talent, pay homage to the late Franco Sersale.

Wine & Dine

The Champagne & Oyster Bar enjoys breathtaking views over Positano. Sumptuously furnished and candlelit, it is open in the evenings from May to mid-October, weather permitting. It is the ideal place for a glass of champagne millésimé or a cocktail made to perfection, some oysters, shellfish, and fish carpaccios.
The Pool Terrace is full of lemon trees and flowers. At the bar tables, overlooking the sea and shaded by a bamboo awning.

Dresscode

Linen, day and night.

Budget

Rooms starting at € 790 per night.

Our Favourite Restaurants

Dinner: Chez Black in Positano.
Take a boat and have lunch at Lo Scoglio.
Da Adolfo for lunch is a must.

Aperitivo

Aperitivo at Franco's next door for the best view in town.

Best Boutiques

Discover the trendy petite boutiques in Positano like Carla's Emporia Sirenuse right across the street.

Don't miss

Take the ferry to Capri or hire a car and explore the numerous delights of the Amalfi coast like the majestic ruins in Pompeii.

How to get there

Nearest airport is Naples, 1 1/4 hour drive away, well served from major European cities. Now offering direct flights with Delta from JFK.
There are several options to reach Positano. By ferry is the quickest way, from Naples it takes about 40 minutes.

Positano, Amalfi Coast, Italy