Sirenuse This 18th Century villa is still privately owned by the Sersale family, who opened their summer house as a hotel in 1951.
It was just about the time the Positano region of Italy was growing as a tourist destination thanks, in no small part, to John Steinbeck's remarking in an essay published in 1953, ‘Positano bites deep.
It is a dream place that isn’t quite real when you are there and becomes beckoningly real after you have gone.
The hotel has a beautiful vantage point overlooking a steep decline dotted with village houses to the beach and marina.
It consistently comes in the top 10 European hotels in the World Traveler Awards, and its Michelin-starred restaurant will serve you a meal you will not forget.
This family-run hotel will happily organize your excursions to see the petrified inhabitants of Pompeii, or maybe lounging on a private boat or yacht is more your thing.
There are exclusive artisan products available from the boutique shop in the lobby.
The spa is designed by Gae Aulenti, who took time out from designing contemporary art museums in Paris to help create this unique spa space.
Le Sirenuse is a five-star hotel set in an elegant building from the 18th century.
The hotel is located in the heart of Positano, a picturesque town on the Amalfi Coast known for its colorful houses, lovely streets, and beautiful beaches.
The hotel is built on a hillside, offering panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea from many of its guest rooms and public spaces.
The location is perfect in the middle of the city center, with only a short walk of approx—5 minutes to the main beach of Positano, the Spiaggia Grande.
Le Sirenuse is famous for its high-class service and is a popular destination for romantic getaways, honeymoons, and special occasions.
Many original architectural features have been preserved, including frescoes, arches, and terracotta tile floors.
If you come to Le Sirenuse during the day, you will first notice the light. Here, the sea's light is reflected in the white walls, which creates bright rooms and suites.
The hotel's restaurant, La Sponda, is considered one of the best on the Amalfi Coast and serves traditional Mediterranean cuisine made with local ingredients.
Every detail in the rooms is carefully selected, including the beautiful bedsheets and toiletries produced locally in Positano.
The hotel's decor blends traditional Mediterranean style and modern luxury with a color palette of white, blue, and terracotta.
