In the middle of Positano, the villa or the palazzo. Le Sirenuse, from about €1,905 with breakfast, if you want the Sersale family's villa with sea-view balconies over the town, a Gae Aulenti spa and candlelit dinners at La Sponda; Palazzo Murat, from about €1,340 with breakfast, if you would rather have a palazzo on the car-free Via dei Mulini, a pool among citrus trees and Spiaggia Grande four minutes away.
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 family-run palazzo on Positano's car-free lane, with a garden of lemon trees and bougainvillea and a pool facing the church dome, four minutes from the beach.
€€€€From about €1,340 a night
Choose Palazzo Murat if
Couples who want Positano on the doorstep
Gardens and a pool in the centre of town
Beach days without a car
Dinner without leaving the hotel
The catch
There is no lift: rooms in the old palazzo are reached by stairs, the Deluxe rooms on the second floor, and the Standard Double Room, the smallest at about 20 m², is up two flights with a small terrace and no view
In the middle of Positano, the villa or the palazzo. Le Sirenuse, from about €1,905 with breakfast, if you want the Sersale family's villa with sea-view balconies over the town, a Gae Aulenti spa and candlelit dinners at La Sponda; Palazzo Murat, from about €1,340 with breakfast, if you would rather have a palazzo on the car-free Via dei Mulini, a pool among citrus trees and Spiaggia Grande four minutes away.
In the middle of Positano, the villa or the palazzo. Le Sirenuse, from about €1,905 with breakfast, if you want the Sersale family's villa with sea-view balconies over the town, a Gae Aulenti spa and candlelit dinners at La Sponda; Palazzo Murat, from about €1,340 with breakfast, if you would rather have a palazzo on the car-free Via dei Mulini, a pool among citrus trees and Spiaggia Grande four minutes away.
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 Palazzo Murat worth it?
Positano from the inside: a family palazzo with a garden, a pool and the beach four minutes away, for those who would rather walk to the sea than look down on it. Check availability for the Deluxe Sea View. A small, family-run palazzo of 33 rooms in the middle of Positano, where the garden and the pool are a retreat and the town, the church and the beach are a few minutes away on foot. The price is at the top of the scale.
Does Palazzo Murat have a pool or a beach?
It has an outdoor pool. A public beach is within walking distance.