La Rosa Dei Venti
3 StarsPeriod-furnished apartment suites, Bougainvillea-lined private terraces
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Period-furnished apartment suites, Bougainvillea-lined private terraces
Panoramic outdoor swimming pool, Regional gastronomy with a view
Mediterranean Sea view balconies, Hand-painted ceramic tile floors
Panoramic outdoor swimming pool, Michelin-starred Zass Restaurant
Artistic swimming pool, Michelin-starred La Sponda restaurant
Private sea-view balconies, Mediterranean art-focused design
Cliffside panoramic restaurant, Mys Spa wellness treatments
Rooms with private sea-view terraces, Panoramic rooftop swimming pool
Panoramic outdoor heated pool, Michelin-starred dining at La Serra
Ristorante D'Aiello panoramic terrace, Hand-painted majolica tile floors
Panoramic dining at Restaurant Mirage, Rooftop plunge pool and solarium
Romantic Positano escape, Arienzo district location
Infinity swimming pool, Small wellness area
On-site massage services, Balcony or terrace rooms
Amalfi Coast cuisine cooking classes, Historic Positano tavern origins
Secluded garden swimming pool, Al Palazzo garden restaurant
Terraced garden with sea views, Personalized concierge services
Mediterranean-inspired room design, Wellness solarium with sea views
Authentic wood-fired pizza oven, Mediterranean garden breakfast
Rooftop infinity pool, Personalized Amalfi Coast boat tours
Authentic Positano village views, On-site dining options
Prime Positano hillside location, Exclusive sister hotel pool access
Family-run boutique experience, Rooftop sun deck with hot tub
Panoramic sea view balconies, Authentic Mediterranean hospitality
Outdoor swimming pool with sea views, Il Tridente restaurant
Positano cliffside location, Historic family-run charm
Hilltop Positano views, Rooftop infinity pool
Secluded cliffside swimming pool, Maestros Restaurant dining
Charming local decor, Private sea-view terraces
Enchanting sea view balconies, Orama panoramic restaurant
Panoramic Tyrrhenian Sea views, Adjacent Easy Positano eatery
Exclusive dining discounts, In-room massage services
Panoramic sea view balconies, Neapolitan restaurant with sea views
Authentic Mediterranean design, Discounted Pupetto Beach Club access
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The stylish town of Positano clings to the cliffside on the Amalfi coast in south-western Italy. At first glance it looks like the buildings of Positano have been stacked on top of each other in the most perilous fashion, as if the houses and hotels will tumble into the sea at any moment. But this apparently haphazard construction is part of what makes Positano so charming to visitors. The town’s narrow streets, which climb steeply from the beach, are dotted with elegant shops and cafes. Although once prosperous as a trading port, Positano declined to a small fishing village until the opening of a road in the early-Twentieth century which connected Amalfi to the rest of Italy. Once easily accessible, Positano soon became the holiday destination of choice for writers, artists, and celebrities including Pablo Picasso and Elizabeth Taylor. Positano remains a glamorous destination today, and if you are looking at available late getaway deals you could do worse than pay the town a visit.
The town of Positano is a joy to explore. Due to the way it is built, the maze of streets tend to be narrow and winding as they fit round the contours of the hillside. You can forget about high-street chain stores here. Along the streets, you will find a whole of host of boutique shops, and they are unlikely to be selling imported luxury goods. Shops in Positano tend to sell handmade items, whether it is the famous locally-made sandals or hand-painted ceramics. There are a number of shops selling paintings too, and there are even some small art galleries that you are welcome to take a look around. A popular attraction – and a place for a moment or two of peace and quiet – is the Church of Santa Maria Assunta with its North African-inspired dome. The church is overlooked by the town, and is minutes from the beach.
The Amalfi coast is a popular destination for walking tourists who like to explore the breathtakingly beautiful coastline. Walkers can join the Sentiero degli Dei , the Path of the Gods, which is a hiking trail which links Positano to other towns along the Amalfi coastline. Be warned: this is not a pathway for those with a fear of heights, as the trail can be narrow and be alarmingly close to the cliff edge in places. However, those walkers who do try it out will be rewarded with a peaceful walk and absolutely stunning views. The Amalfi coastline is mostly above sea level, but there are some beaches and coves in Positano where you can explore and dip your toe into the water. You can reach Positano’s Arienzo beach by descending 300 steps, and due to the beach’s position, it enjoys the longest number of sunshine hours of any beach in the town. Another beach that is out of the way is Laurito beach, which is accessed via steps from the town above. The main beach in Positano is Marina Grande, where there is plenty of space for sun worshippers to kick back and relax. Because Positano is not a very large, each beach is not going to be too far from whichever hotel you choose to stay in.
Any photo of Positano shows that you need to be in reasonably good shape if you want to explore the town. However, there is one benefit to the strenuous effort: the steep hills make for a good walk, especially if your hotel in Positano is towards the top of the town, and this in turn helps you work up an appetite for the evening. Positano is known for its lemon growing, with lemons being the main ingredient in the limoncello liqueur that originates from the area. You can also expect to see lemons feature in other food and general menu items too, whether it is soft lemon drinks, lemon granita or lemon tea, through to lemon-themed desserts and sweet lemon candy. As a coastal town, it should be no surprise that seafood plays a big part in the town’s culinary traditions. Pasta and seafood dishes such as scialatielli ai frutti di mare are popular with locals and visitors alike, while local cheeses such as ricotta and provola are likely to make an appearance your evening dinner menu too.
October is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Positano, with typical prices around $541 per night based on 456 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Positano are usually highest during September, with typical prices around $4,425 per night.
Hotel prices in Positano usually range from $380 per night to $5,494 per night, with typical prices around $748 per night.
Hotel prices in Positano are typically lowest in October at around $541 per night, rising to around $4,425 per night in September.
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In Positano, you might want to check out La Rosa Dei Venti, Hotel Royal Positano, Hotel Pupetto, Villa Sole. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Positano, you might want to explore Hotel Piccolo Sant'Andrea, Hotel Belair Sorrento, Anantara Convento di Amalfi Grand Hotel, Capo La Gala Hotel & Wellness. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Positano with your family, you could look at Hotel Royal Positano, Hotel Pupetto, Hotel Posa Posa, Hotel Villa delle Palme. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Hotel Royal Positano, Hotel Dimora Fornillo, Hotel Villa Gabrisa, Hotel Poseidon could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Positano, check out Art Hotel Gran Paradiso, Hotel Mary, Hotel Piccolo Sant'Andrea, Capo La Gala Hotel & Wellness – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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