Le Sirenuse
COST: $$$$$
As Featured In...
From Travel + Leisure, Oct 2007
“The rooms here feel like someone's house, with objects assembled over time. That is the key sensibility of the place—that it did not happen overnight. Sersale's son Antonio runs the property with his wife, Carla, and they all present themselves as modestly as the rippling waves that come ashore at the beach below the hotel....” MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure, Sep 2003
“ 'I stayed at Le Sirenuse, which is done to the nines. Hand-painted Italian tiles and mermaids were all over—that's where the hotel gets its name—from the keys to the plates and silverware. I'm a little girl at heart. I still believe in mermaids.'...” MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure, May 2003
“After your day trip to Montepertuso, check into Positano's Le Sirenuse....” MORE>>
From the T+L 500
Glamorous 18th-century villa, with whitewashed walls and colorful tiled floors, overlooking the sea and Positano.
- Stats:
- 63 rooms; 1 restaurant; 2 bars.
- Competitive Edge:
- The detail-oriented service of a family-run property, plus some of the coast’s most luxurious spaces.
- Rooms to Book:
- It’s worth the $575 extra for a Sea View with a private balcony.
- Don't Miss:
- Dinner at Chez Black, a seaside restaurant, for the freshest fish.
lastArticle = 10/2007 and lastAward = 01/2008
