We stayed at the Positano art hotel for 4 nights mid October. Having just checked out we wanted to…read morepost our review. The hotel was awesome. Lovely rooms, delicious breakfast, and the staff were outstanding. Anything we needed we had in minutes. We highly recommend staying at this hotel for anyone who enjoys a great experience.

Had an incredible stay at Hotel Pasitea!…read more Location-wise, I really enjoyed being higher up the hill despite the treks down to the beach. First two days, we took stairs up and down, everywhere we went (according to my health app, one day we did 82 floors...) and that was killer. Definitely helps going around on the road and avoiding those demon stone stairs. Our room was high up on the third floor with an awesome jetted tub to soak our sore feet and legs at the end of each day. The bed is in the firmer side but still comfy. Also appreciate that they provide lots of pillows and blankets. The balcony is wonderful! Two beach chairs and a table with two seats are perfect for soaking in the fresh air and breathtaking views. Housekeeping and the staff are great! We didn't get room service during our stay but the housekeeper still handed us fresh towels and tp rolls (they're super thin) on our way to our room. Spidey senses are sharp! Also, there's no iron in the room do you just need to call and request. Highly recommend!!!

We came here about mid April 2026 for a wonderful spa day at Villa Magia. We felt so pampered and…read morecared for by the staff, most especially Gennaro who was our server and the masseuse who treated us to a sport massage. The views are unbeatable here. The food is pricey but delicious and super fresh! The facility is so relaxing and well equipped for unwinding and rejuvenation. I would love to come back here in the future when we come back to Southern Italy.

Villa Magia has by far been one of the best hotel experiences I have ever had in my life…read more When you first arrive, you are greeted by porters to help you with your luggage. This is a nice feature for any hotel, but in Positano it is an absolute life saver! The nearest street is a few flights up from the hotel entrance, so carrying heavy luggage down can be quite precarious. However, they have trained professionals ready and eager to help! I was amazed when they scooped up more luggage than I could carry alone over flat ground and easily traversed the steps to lead us to the hotel. Your first glimpse of Villa Magia is breathtaking. As you walk onto their courtyard, there are two beautiful trees and a flowerbed that overlook the cliff and the beachside of the city. Walking deeper in, you are met with a gorgeous terrace lined with vines and plenty of seating that overlooks the coast. It feels like walking into a postcard! This leads to the outer dining area for Luna, the hotel restaurant. Definitely try to eat here if it fits your schedule! The food is amazing, and the head waiter, Salvatore (Sal), was a joy to interact with. He will make wonderful suggestions and make you feel right at home. The staff at the front desk, just inside past the terrace, are also fantastic. They ameliorated every aspect of our stay, including providing us with an iPhone and messaging system via WhatsApp for 24-hour assistance. We worked primarily with Jada, who was amazing and so welcoming. When she found out we were planning a day trip to Capri, she not only reserved our tickets for us (which we found out later sold out, so we were lucky she had!), but also gave us her personal recommendations as she used to be a skipper for one of the boats. Our room was beautiful, spacious, and had absolutely amazing views. There were high ceilings and even built-in sauna! Our favorite parts were the sun room and the balcony garden. Every morning they would deliver breakfast to our room (which we had pre-selected the night before and sent via WhatsApp), and they would set it up wherever we liked. Our entire stay the staff made us feel like both family and royalty all at once. I absolutely cannot recommend Villa Magia enough. Hurry to make your reservation, because there are only 12 rooms on property! A one-of-a-kind experience that is sure to enhance your visit in beautiful Positano.

I would recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Positano! The rooms were very clean, nice, and…read morebig, and all the staff were incredibly welcoming. The rooftop area is such a highlight, with great food (especially the breakfast each morning) and an amazing pool. We hung out at the pool one day (instead of paying for another beach club) and it was so relaxing. When we come back to Positano, we will definitely stay here again. Could not recommend this place more!

We loved our stay here. Due to late flights, we arrived around 9:30pm and we were quickly assigned…read moreour rooms. The gentleman working the front desk, quickly made a dinner reservation for us at the Mediterranean right down the block so we could eat before the kitchen closed at 10pm. We left our luggage with him to bring to our rooms and we were off to eat after a very long day of travel. Our room had a jacuzzi tub on the patio with an outstanding view. I sat many mornings at our patio table and enjoyed reading my book. Our room was spacious with a wall of closets and a large dresser. It also had a couch, coffee table and tv but we never turned on the TV. Breakfast was served on the fourth floor. Be sure to chat with 'Stix' as he has lots of stories and he makes a great cappuccino. It was raining for 3 of the days we were there so we ate on the covered side of the patio. On the fourth day, it was gloriously sunny so we sat in the open air and enjoyed a spectacular view. Our room was clean. Maid service was good. The staff was amazing. I really liked this place because it was a bit off the beaten path so it was quieter but still easy to get to shops and the port. Great experience.

This may have been the most amazing hotel experience I have EVER had!! We booked because of the…read morereviews stating it was a family owned hotel where you are treated like family and everyone was absolutely right! Just to start off, pulling up to the hotel it is covered in beautiful blooming bougainvillea and lush flowers. The property is amazing, so small, cozy, clean and well decorated. The rooms were perfect. So clean and fresh and I loved the theming. They have really great AC, the bathroom and tile were beautiful, and they even have colored lights in the shower. The bed was very comfortable. Best part is the balcony, which opens up to a scenic view of the cliffside and the ocean. Breath taking. The family runs everything there, from the front desk to the restaurant. Alecia and Frederico were always staffing the front desk. Alecia would even come outside to greet us when we came in and always inquired how our days was. She was a delight to speak with and always helped us with recommendations. Frederico was so fun to talk to and felt so genuine in everything he did. They assisted us in booking everything we wanted, from a scooter rental to transportation needs. Literally a one stop shop of everything! The best service I have received staying at hotels... The hotel has a shuttle car that they will use to take you to Praiano or Positano any time of the day until 11pm. Luigi Sandra or Daniela will be driving you! They make nice conversation along the way and will get you there fast and safe! That was literally a lifesaver to have that amenity, so we took it into town every day then took other transportation from there. Praiano is a nice 10-minutes walk away but was needed to go to Positano. Now, the highlight of the hotel and experience was the restaurant. It is not open to the public which was so nice to have quiet and purposeful dinners. We though we would be eating in the town each night, but Daniela's cooking at the restaurant had us eating there every night of the stay!! Daniela, Luigi's daughter, does all of the cooking and is a trained chef. They have an amazing menu and are flexible to customize and make off menu items. Every dish we had there was so delicious and flavorful. Best part was the service and not having to fight any crowds. You will dine on the terrace and look out into an amazing view of the ocean and the town. Daniela and Genaro made us feel so welcome and taken care of. Genaro delighted us with little surprises of dessert and Limoncello after our meals on some occasions. He was a pleasure to talk to. All of the entrees, drinks, and dessert were above 5 star quality. Michelin quality!! Why would we want to eat anywhere else!? And just wait for the breakfast.... Amazing and filling! Overall, this was literally top 2 of hotels I have ever stayed at in my entire life, maybe even the best. I loved every moment being here and i hated the fact that we actually had to leave! I could have spent our entire Italy vacation here at Hotel Pellegrino and on the Amalfi coast. 100/10 experience!

Incredible family owned and operated boutique hotel in picturesque Praiano, located between…read morePositano and Amalfi. The owner, Luigi and his family went out of their way to make sure we had more than what we needed to make our Amalfi Coast holiday memorable. The shuttle service to Positano made it much more convenient than driving our rental car. We visited during April, and the Jasmine was in full bloom. The vines surrounded our balcony overlooking the sea, and the floral aroma was intoxicating. Nearby lemon trees in bloom also added sweetness to the springtime fresh air. The in-house restaurant does a wonderful breakfast for hotel guests. Dinner is also open to hotel guests only, and with the quality of food, a wide selection of local and regional wines and a full bar, it was one of our favorites of our trip. Some cooler evenings made the fireplace a cozy and much appreciated bonus. We enjoyed the restaurant so much we decided to visit a 2nd time during our short stay. We also visited another boutique hotel to charge our electric vehicle before we left Praiano. The people there were very helpful and friendly as well, but we can't wait to return to Hotel Pellegrino. What a find!

A decision to stay 3 nights at Hotel Reginella (room #29) on a recent visit to Positano proved to…read morebe a good one. Though I imagine one can choose much fancier properties this hotel was, for me, pretty perfect, meeting my requirements in every way. Booking.com describes Hotel Reginella as a 3-star property and more than 350 guests have rated the place 9.3 on a 10-point scale. These things factored into my decision to book my stay at Hotel Reginella but so did the photos and the stated distance (about 3/4 mile) from Spiaggia Grande, Positano's main beach. For about $355USD/night in May (breakfast included), you will find that Hotel Reginella: * is immaculate and charming; * has nice water views from the rooms; * features good AC; * staffs with extremely competent employees happy to give good restaurant recommendations, secure dinner reservations, schedule luggage porter service, and provide very helpful information for getting to the Path of the Gods; and * provides a wonderful in-room breakfast - delivered on your schedule - featuring your choice of protein, fruit, juices, breads, coffee, and sweets. Hotel Reginella sits among shops and restaurants and other hotels, on a road that's only minutes, by foot, from Poistano's main shopping area. Though the main beach is easily reached from this road, once you become a bit more comfortable, the stairs up and down (400+) are a more traditional way to get between locations. After the first night the stairs down were my route of choice. I remain 100% happy with my decision to book 3 nights at Positano's Hotel Reginella.

Love this hotel!…read more I'm in love with Positano and in love with the Reginella. Positano can be difficult to navigate when you first arrive if you are not familiar with it. If you take the ferry in there are porters who can bring your bags up not affiliated with the hotel. The hotel offers an affordable transportation option to be picked up or dropped off at the Naples airport. Taking the stairs up or down is the fastest way to get to the beach or center but is a little bit of exercise. However being a few levels up provides incredible views and puts you much closer to a lot of great restaurants including my favorite Da Vincenzo. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful and attentive. They all go out of their way to help you and do it with a smile and professionalism that is as good as it gets. They all felt like friends by the end of my stay. The room was exceptionally clean and we had an amazing partial view of the town. Breakfast is available on the first floor with excellent coffee. The staff made terrific recommendations to us while we were there for restaurants, the beach and getting around. I can't wait to go back to Positano and the Reginella.

Villa Treville is one of the most beautiful verandas in all of Positano. We did not stay in the…read moreVilla but did eat at the restaurant one evening. You have two ways to get to Villa Treville. One way, of course, is by road. The other way, and the way I highly suggest, is by boat. If you are going during daylight hours, call the hotel/restaurant and tell them you would like to take the boat from the main beach in Positano (the boat landing/pier is on the right side of the beach) over to the hotel. It is free. The views are spectacular as you take the short five-minute boat ride from the beach over to the landing of Villa Treville. Even if you have a reservation after dark, I would suggest you leave early enough that you can take the boat from the beach to Villa Treville. My one regret is we did not allow enough time to explore the grounds of the hotel prior to our dinner reservation. There are many beautiful pictures available on Instagram that show the various areas and grounds. It is a beautiful location and I would highly suggest you take the time to explore it before you eat dinner. We did arrive early enough that we were able to sit on the veranda and have before dinner drinks. You are high enough on the side of the mountain that you were overlooking the main beach and town of Positano. Stunning views to say the least. The restaurant at Villa Treville overlooks Positano. The views from the restaurant are gorgeous. We were celebrating our 30th wedding anniversary. This was the place to do it. It has spectacular views and a romantic setting. The restaurant itself was very good but be warned dinner can be very pricey. You can easily spend €200 on dinner. The wine can also be very expensive and substantially add to the €200. With that being said, every morsel of appetizer, entree, and dessert that we consumed on this evening was delicious. Villa Treville is a popular place for celebrities as well. You never know who you may see dining or staying at the Villa. Coincidentally, at the table directly behind us was Hugh Grant and Anna Eberstein. Thankfully, Hugh and Anna allowed us to eat our dinner in peace and did not ask for our autographs. After dinner, the front desk called us a cab which was able to take us by road back to our hotel. It was easily a 15 minute ride around a very winding road to get back to our hotel (Hotel Posa Posa). It was way too far to attempt to walk, especially after dark and a bottle of wine. You can see our photos from our trip by looking up #30mooreyears(ItalianFlagEmoji) on Instagram (make sure you include the Italian flag emoji on the end of that hashtag. Yelp doesn't allow an emoji in their reviews). Bottom line - A short boat ride from the main beach of Positano. Breathtaking views from the veranda and restaurant. Delicious food and a great wine list. A very romantic dinner. I highly recommend Villa Treville. Bon appétit.

I didn't stay at Villa Treville (though I wish I did). This review is for their restaurant,…read moreMaestro's and my visit to the grounds. This hotel is elegant, beautiful and is where I found the best views of Positano during my entire trip. There are several different terrace and patio areas where you can sit and take in the views. The restaurant is also on a large terrace that jets out into the water. There is seriously not a bad seat in the entire house. This is definitely a spendy place to have a meal, but because the property and views are so dazzling I'd say it's worth the splurge. Drink menus do not have prices, and an Aperol Spritz is 25 euro. It is very large (almost like drinking two) but we were for sure a bit sticker shocked after seeing the bill. Luckily it's hard to be mad about anything in such a gorgeous setting. Entree pricing is similar -- lunch pastas are around 20-25 euro, and there is also a selection of pizzas for around 15 euro. And for the price you get a perfect sized lunch portion. I ordered couscous with shrimp which had a generous amount of shrimp and veggies. My husband had spaghetti and clams and he enjoyed it. Our hotel was a bit off the beaten path, and we initially decided to visit because Maestro's was one of the closest food options. Seeing the breathtaking property and views was a very nice added bonus. I'm so happy we decided to eat here!

What an excellent choice for hotel stays in one of the most relaxing beautiful places on the…read moreplanet. This perfect place has killer views from balcony rooms. The staff is very nice and speak English. Restaurants and shops right outside. Sorrento is a vacation paradise. I would visit again and definitely stay at Villa di Sorrento. Be sure and have all the Sorrento lemon drinks and treats while there as lem9ns are their specialty.

This is the cleanest hotel I have ever stayed in!!! Spotless! White tiled floors. White walls…read more White sheets. Cleaned every morning to perfection! The breakfast bar is phenomenal with Monica serving our Cappuccino every morning. She's amazing! We booked through a travel agent not knowing where we were staying. Next time will return here on our own! Location is absolutely fantastic. Right in the middle of everything. Easy to get to taxis, busses, trains. We walked around at night and never felt unsafe.

A small four-story 1 star hotel. As far as hotel star ratings are concerned, they reflect amenities…read moreand to some degree service standards. For me cleanliness, location, security and a good night's rest are the most important for short stays, the amenities I would use here aren't much different than a 3 star hotel and their service was great as far as I could tell. So I can concur with their decent ratings on hotel booking websites. When I arrived I walked into a bright, clean, lobby and room, well-located a five minute walk to the main busy part of town, and a two minute walk to the Sorrento train station with access to Pompeii and Napoli. Reception was friendly and professional, and was able to provide access to my room a couple hours in advance of check-in time when I arrived around 11:30am on a weekday. If room had not been ready they had confirmed luggage could be stored prior check-in or after checkout. The bed was comfortable, the pillows were so-so. Having a regular and usb charger outlet right in bed headboard was a convenient touch. WiFi signal was strong but I wonder if over capacity, because websites weren't loading on my phone. Great water pressure and hot water. Towels were clean. AC worked well for the couple of humid days I was there. I didn't use the TV so can't comment on this. Other amenities: in-room safe, wardrobe, small luggage storage area, small desk with an informal cushioned seat, bidet. Open rooftop terrace with lounge seating. A nice view of the street and neighborhood citrus orchard behind the hotel. I didn't have breakfast here though the breakfast room looked neat and organized. Their elevator is very, very narrow--like maybe two feet wide. Don't expect to fit more than two people without claustrophobia inside, or one person with luggage. Honestly I was appreciative just to have an elevator since some smaller, older hotels in Europe don't. Overall I was impressed by the cleanliness. Not perfect though pretty decent for the location and I'd stay again for the convenience.