Positano, in the town or on its own cliff. Le Sirenuse, from about €1,905 with breakfast, if you want the Sersale villa, a mosaic terrace pool, candlelit dinners at La Sponda and the beach seven minutes down; Il San Pietro di Positano, from about €3,530 with breakfast, if you would rather have Three MICHELIN Keys, a lift through the rock to its own cove and Zass's star.
The Sersale family's summer house, a hotel since 1951, with a candlelit dining room, a mosaic pool and balconies over Positano.
€€€€From about €1,905 a night
Choose Le Sirenuse if
A first Positano trip done in style
Couples and honeymoons
Dinner as the event of the day
Walking into town
The catch
The cheapest rooms, the Courtyard Rooms of about 22 m², look onto an inner courtyard with a limited view; the sea view starts at the Classic Sea View, on the lower floors
A 1970 hotel cut into the cliff below a chapel near Positano, with a lift through the rock to its own cove and boat.
€€€€From about €3,530 a night
Choose Il San Pietro di Positano if
Couples
Special occasions
Staying put
Food lovers
The catch
The entry Classic room is about 22 m² including its terrace and bathroom, with a shower; the hotel lists sunbeds on the terrace only from the 40 m² Elite rooms up
Positano, in the town or on its own cliff. Le Sirenuse, from about €1,905 with breakfast, if you want the Sersale villa, a mosaic terrace pool, candlelit dinners at La Sponda and the beach seven minutes down; Il San Pietro di Positano, from about €3,530 with breakfast, if you would rather have Three MICHELIN Keys, a lift through the rock to its own cove and Zass's star.
Good questions about Le Sirenuse vs Il San Pietro di Positano
Le Sirenuse or Il San Pietro di Positano?
Positano, in the town or on its own cliff. Le Sirenuse, from about €1,905 with breakfast, if you want the Sersale villa, a mosaic terrace pool, candlelit dinners at La Sponda and the beach seven minutes down; Il San Pietro di Positano, from about €3,530 with breakfast, if you would rather have Three MICHELIN Keys, a lift through the rock to its own cove and Zass's star.
Is Le Sirenuse worth it?
The Sersale family's hotel in Positano since 1951, for couples who want the terrace, the candlelit dinner and a balcony over the town. Check availability for the Superior Sea View. One of Positano's most famous addresses, family-run, art-filled and unmistakably of its town, right in the centre with the beach and the boats a walk below. It is priced as the icon it is.
Does Le Sirenuse have a pool or a beach?
It has an outdoor pool. A public beach is within walking distance.
Is Il San Pietro di Positano worth it?
A cliff, a lift to the sea, a boat and a starred dinner, all without leaving the hotel. Check availability for an Elite Room. A cliff-side hotel built to be the whole holiday: the cove, the boat, the gardens and a starred dinner are all inside the gate, and Positano is a shuttle ride away. It is quiet, very expensive and made for couples.
Does Il San Pietro di Positano have a pool or a beach?