Terrazza Positano Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

I stayed at Le Sirenuse solo for only one night leading up to a wedding in Ravello and am so glad that I did! The stay was basically flawless. An easy transfer organized by the hotel from Naples and a smooth check-in experience with Maria at the front desk kicked off the stay. I arrived before my room was ready, and Maria did a great job of reviewing my itinerary, explaining how to make the most of my limited time on-property and smoothly handing me off to various English-speaking employees before I arrived at the pool restaurant for lunch. The pool, bar and casual restaurant are the heart of the property because of their extraordinary views of Positano and the Tyrrhenian Sea. It is truly one of the best views one could desire for lunch, pool lounging, reading etc. (and with views are clear and sunny most days the property is opened between April and October). Food across the board was excellent. I had a wonderful lunch at the pool (tomato salad and club sandwich) with generous portions, a nice bread service with housemade tapanade and Le Sirenuse olive oil, an amuse bouche and very attentive staff (e.g. they offered a table in the shade as the sun shifted midway through my meal, they brought another cocktail, olives and almonds to snack on after I finished my meal). La Sponda was a wonderful experience too. Elevated food featuring local ingredients, a flexible menu, live music and beautiful views (as with everywhere on this property). The service is what really stood out in a week full of great food — I was instantly recognized and greeted when I came down the stairs for dinner, the sommelier did an amazing job of pairing the a la carte dishes I chose with local wines, and the service was warm and helpful, but never overwhelming or pushy. I was in the base room as I booked a couple of weeks before my stay at a time when the property is generally sold out. The room was very comfortable, and had a nice view (albeit limited compared to the higher room categories). There was a festival in town that night so it was wonderful listening to the sounds of Italian music, Positano and sea breezes outside of my window while lounging in the room...and thankfully the sound insulation was great when it was time for bed. I loved the take-home gift offered in the room (I won’t spoil it), and all of the thoughtful touches, local handiworks and artwork throughout the property that extended to the room. It was basically a perfect stay. The only constructive criticism I would offer is that the gym is limited in the weight equipment it offers — it would be great to get a full rack of free weights to use as the one set of adjustable dumbbells that they have was in use while I was there so I had to wait a while, and the base rack only goes up to 20kgs or so. I would love to return and stay for longer. There were plenty of activities included on offer (sunset cruise, walking tour of Positano), and the location of the property is ideal for exploring town and walki

Dear Belmond Caruso Team, I want to thank you for the exceptional hospitality and service we received during our recent stay. Your attentive and warm team made each moment at your hotel special. A special thank you to Chef Armando, who made our breakfasts delightful with his cheerful demeanour. Eida's assistance throughout our stay ensured we felt right at home. At the reception, Nickola's (and his twin's) professionalism and readiness to help were second to none, making every interaction a pleasure. Marko and Donatello's friendly and attentive service enhanced our time at the pool, making each visit relaxing and enjoyable. Lastly, Elsa, your service at dinner was impeccable. There are many others I did not get the name for who deserve recognition, but a big thank you all for going above and beyond to make our stay so special. We look forward to returning to Belmond Caruso soon. Warm regards, Damon and Alison

We felt privileged to have stayed here in late April, when the sun was warm but not too hot, enough to allow the scent of the abundant lemons growing all around this breathtaking hotel to fill the air. Every small detail is perfected, making the whole experience of staying here perfect as a whole. In some hotels, it’s hard to relax when everything excels to this level, but here the gentle service and peace make it feel like a place to rejuvenate and recharge. The beautiful and carefully selected dishes in the several restaurants are exquisite yet homely and traditional, the bedrooms are a sensory journey with fabulous textures and aromas yet remain sublimely comforting and restful. The views are simply inspiring, infused with everything a trip to this coastline conjures in one’s hopes when coming here. But above all, the service from every member of the team here, is exemplary. We have had the honour to have stayed in a few hotels around the world that define the word exemplary, but the Borgo Santandrea is difficult to explain in words. It quietly sits above all others. It just creates a yearning to return, for a myriad of reasons, and I cannot wait to do so.

Excellent location, one step at a time, historical buildings, star restaurants, exquisite gardens, excellent service. The bedding in the room, free minibar, toiletries, and shower facilities are also full of sincerity. With high expectations, the result can exceed expectations, not satisfied. Tips: The hotel offers a free shuttle service to almafi, booked one hour in advance so that you can seamlessly connect to the hotel after arriving in amalfi by ferry.

I’m scared to write this review as I’m worried about turning more people on to this outrageously beautiful, shockingly luxurious, and wildly attentive hidden jewel (not a gem, a diamond to be honest) in Amalfi. First of all - any visitor to the Amalfi coast needs to know; it can be stressful. Crowds, cars, weather, boats, the works - all need to be taken into account. However, at Casa Angelina; we rarely ever felt like leaving. First, the decor and design - modern, clean, beautiful, not a single thing out of place or off, nothing offensive - like a contemporary design museum where everything fits in. My husband and I stayed for two nights and had a gorgeous corner suite. Everything was brand new, and nice tech touches; rare in Europe. They had Apple TV and in-room iPads, for example. Everything was easy to understand and work. The views from this hotel are indescribable - human vision can barely comprehend the scenes you’ll be soaking in from your bed, the couch, the lobby, the terrace, etc. The staff: incredible. Made me feel like family. Spent time talking to you, getting to know you, and making recommendations. I witnessed quite a number of times the staff dealing with “fussy” customers with grace. Every team member went out of their way for you, and honestly I can’t wait to be with them again soon. The Food: Chef Leopoldo is a master. From the breakfast (I won’t spoil it here but it’s not your typical luxury hotel buffet. I stayed at 3 hotels in Amalfi and this was hands down the best) to the other on-property dining moment (Chef Leopoldo introduced me and my husband to a special type of local squid, and then showed us videos of how he personally went to fish it the night before) - it was nothing short of magic. My husband and I love “infiltrating the locals” and Praiano is good for that. A short 5 minute walk from the hotel and you’re sitting a the town cafe sipping espresso with locals and eating 10 euro pizzas. So cute. The rest of the hotel experience: We stayed fit with morning Pilates (just wait til you see where they hold it in the garden…), enjoyed the lemon tree pool, and just generally did what you should be doing on holiday - relaxing. Seriously…can’t recommend this place enough. We ran into guests who were lucky enough to be spending a full two weeks on property, and they looked like they’d just gotten work done: a glow from within and a smile permanently on their face. Be sure to book it with Leading Hotels of the World’s loyalty program Leaders Club. They have a lot of hotels in the country and give great perks! Big kisses to the team at Casa Angelina, we can’t wait to be back. Michael and Ramy

This hotel is beyond my expectation, the location is excellent, built on the cliffs by the sea, there is the invincible sea view parking lot of the hotel, the parking lot is on the 4th floor, from here to the elevator to the third floor is the lobby and restaurant, 2, 1 The 0th floor is a guest room, each room can see the sea, and the sunrise we took on the balcony of the room is awesome. The hotel waiter is very gentleman, the service is warm, the dinner at the restaurant is very good, but the price is very high. Overall, like this hotel!

Hotel in great situation. Really nice walkway into hotel. Staff were all very good. The room had an english socket and had various usb charging points. The room had various english speaking channels to watch. The hotel has an exterior lift that takes you right down to the port where Ferries depart from. The turn down service/ housekeeping is excellent. They do not provide an iron and pressing charges are pretty expensive. The breakfast was the most disappointing. Looked like semi cooked scrambled eggs and well done fried eggs on the buffet. No egg station to order omelet or poached eggs or you were charged 15 euro extra. Vast range of cake. The breakfast staff could slow down as they hover over you while you are eating waiting to take your plate away. It became a game in the end. Over all a great hotel and its just a shame that breakfast is not a l carte from 7 am. .

The hotel is at a good location, just a few minutes' walk from the business district of Amalfi. Both the environment and scenery are beautiful. The sea view room with a balcony is facing the town's marina. After all, it is a hotel on the cliff, so the room is a bit small. Other aspects are all good.