Hotel Le Sirenuse, Positano
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Complimentary Sorrento & Herculaneum full day excursion per person per holiday for bookings confirmed by 31 Mar 12. The excursion operates on Tuesdays between 08 May - 23 Oct 12 (except on public holidays). A shuttle service from the hotel and entrance fees to Herculaneum are payable locally.
About Hotel Le Sirenuse
Originally built during the 18th century as a summer residence for the aristocratic Neapolitan family Marchesi Sersale, Hotel Le Sirenuse was beautifully converted in the last century into the delightful luxury five star hotel it is now.At the heart of Hotel Le Sirenuse, which is still owned by the same family, is the original villa that houses elegant public rooms furnished with beautiful antiques, an interesting feature being the bar which originally served as the workbench of a goldsmith. Care and attention to detail runs throughout the hotel, from the lifts and poolside sun loungers to the hotel's luxurious Sirenuse AVEDA Concept Spa, where you can experience a range of relaxing and energising treatments including an ice-cold plunge pool.
The light and airy guest rooms, comprised of whitewashed walls, vaulted ceilings and hand-made tiles, are housed in carefully designed adjoining wings, faithfully constructed to echo the historic style of this lovely old house.
Start each day with breakfast on the charming terrace, weather permitting, before enjoying more fabulous views from the sun terraces that surround the small heated swimming pool.
Discreet, efficient and friendly service adds to the welcoming atmosphere while breathtaking views look out to sea and over Positano, the centre of which is just a 5 minute downhill walk away.
Accommodation:
Standard Partial Sea View rooms measure 25m² and have a french balcony with partial sea views. Facilities include air conditioning, TV, DVD and CD player, iPod dock, minibar and safe.Standard Sea View & Balcony rooms measure 22m² and have a balcony with sea views.
Deluxe Partial Sea View & Balcony rooms measure 30m² and are located on the pool level with partial sea views from the balcony.
Deluxe Sea View & Balcony rooms measure 25m² and have full sea views from the balcony.
Deluxe Superior Sea View & Balcony rooms measure 35m² and have a balcony with sea views.
Junior Suites Sea View & Balcony measure 40m² and have a seating area and private balcony with sea views.
Superior Junior Suites Sea View & Balcony are more spacious than the Junior Suites at 40m².
One Bedroom Suites Sea View & Balcony measure 75m² and have a separate lounge area and bedroom.
Supplements (from):
Standard Sea View & Balcony £25. Deluxe Partial Sea View £25. Deluxe Sea View & Balcony £123. Deluxe Superior Sea View & Balcony £222.Dining Guide:
La SpondaServing traditional Neapolitan dishes, which are made using fresh, local ingredients.
Facilities:
- Restaurant La Sponda
- Bar
- Champagne and Oyster Bar (May - Sep)
- Lounges
- Internet access
- Swimming pool (normally in use mid Apr - Oct)
- Sirenuse AVEDA Concept Spa
- Lift
- On-site parking (payable locally, approx. €40 per day)
Information:
The hotel has 59 air-conditioned rooms.Transfer time from Naples airport: 1 hour 30 mins.
Citalia does not accept children at this hotel.
Prices include buffet breakfast.
Official Rating 5 Star Deluxe.
About Positano
Italy's most spectacular stretch of coastline with steep-stepped Positano, clinging to tall cliffs; Amalfi with its whitewashed villas, fisherman's dwellings, merchant town houses and luxury hotels that overlook sapphire coloured seas; and beautiful Ravello, whose lofty setting commands inspirational views.POSITANO
A narrow ribbon of shimmering asphalt running over ravines and translucent sea, links Sorrento to the beauty of Positano, a vibrant village clambering down past narrow buildings and sleepy lanes. Shaded by the church of Santa Maria Assunta and its famous 13th century Black Madonna, meander down these lanes to the waterfront where a profusion of cafés, bars and restaurants serve freshly landed seafood. The hills above Positano are strewn with paths, making up the Trail of the Gods, which zigzags through lush vegetation leading walkers to the delightful hamlet of Nocelle.
PRAIANO
Set amongst the inlets of the breathtaking Amalfi Coast, just 4 miles (6,5km) from Amalfi and 5 miles (8km) from Positano is the ancient fishing village of Praiano. This delightful seaside resort presents itself to the seas as a cascade of white houses on a green flowering slope surrounded by sandy coves.
