Le Sirenuse
Positano
“Terracotta cliffside salon”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
“Despite its location, Le Sirenuse is quiet, isolated from the local traffic and apparently from most tourists.”
Vibe
The terracotta-red palazzo clings to Positano's cliffs, where lemon trees frame the bay and aperitivi buzz on open-air terraces.
“Terracotta cliffside salon”
Complimentary daily wooden boat sails on the Sant'Antonio, dedicated service, and custom Eau d'Italie amenities.
Three generations of Sersale family stewardship, preserving evening candlelit dinners at La Sponda since 1951.
Sunset aperitivi draw lively crowds to the open-air terrace of Franco's Bar and Aldo's.
On Via Cristoforo Colombo above Positano's bay, steps from village boutiques and the beach path.
“A well-tailored pocket of extraordinary atmosphere and service in Positano just leveled up with a brand new beach club, Le Sirenuse Mare.”
Rooms
Vaulted whitewashed ceilings float over hand-painted Vietri tiles, with private balconies opening straight onto the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Wellness
The Gae Aulenti-designed spa features a granite steam bath, an onyx ice room, and an outdoor pool fringed by lemon trees.
Backstory
Four Neapolitan siblings opened their family summer residence, Villa Giulietta, as an intimate cliffside retreat in 1951.
Eat & drink
Over 400 candles illuminate dinner at La Sponda, while sunset spritzes flow on the alfresco terrace at Franco's Bar.
The neighborhood
Perched along Via Cristoforo Colombo, stone stairs lead past linen boutiques down to Positano's pebbled shoreline.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
