Mountain view Hotels in Positano

"The best hotel in Italy's one-month deep tour, unfortunately there is no shower cap and slippers, the hotel garden can see the sea, very beautiful! The room is big and the breakfast is good! Take the bus to the station, you can walk down the opposite steps, find the hotel, ask them to send someone to help carry luggage to the hotel"

"The hotel is a 25-minute walk downhill to the city center. To return to the hotel, you need to take a €35 taxi. The hotel terrace is quite nice, with a jacuzzi and beautiful views. The breakfast is also plentiful. The hotel staff are very polite and provide excellent service."

"The best hotel in Italy, 37+ prices, although the most expensive on this road, are tens of thousands more than other Positano, this is absolutely cost-effective. Be sure to set a sea view room, the sea view room is in a great location, and you can open the window and feel relaxed. The sanitation is very clean, the facilities are complete, the new hotel, the elevator is touch screen. The staff was very welcoming and the breakfast was delivered to the room one day in advance. Looking at the sea view from the balcony, eating breakfast, it is definitely enjoyable. It is recommended to book the BRUNO restaurant to watch the sunset. This restaurant hotel is swaying along the road for 1 km. The key location and the hotel are facing each other. Two places can take all the scenery of Positano. Tips, if you bring luggage, don't be reluctant to 10 euros a box, the hotel will prompt the pier in advance to have POTER (similar to porters, send luggage to the hotel), carry luggage up the mountain, most likely to be scrapped. The hotel is halfway up the mountain, don't look at the straight distance from the pier! ! !"

"The breathtaking sea view—this hotel is the true gem of Positano! From the scenery and hotel design to the established, professional yet warm service (they even prepared an incredibly delicious Spritz with champagne for us upon arrival! Looking at the magnificent sea view, I was so grateful I chose this place), and the lavish à la carte breakfast reminiscent of European royalty (seeing it in person is absolutely stunning, especially compared to the perfunctory service of other five-star European hotels), everything makes you feel it's excellent value for money (initially I was a little worried about the price, but even my most frugal and picky parents kept praising it and started looking forward to returning for another family trip). However, be aware that this is an island made up of steps. Even as a self-proclaimed fitness enthusiast, I was exhausted and questioned my existence several times while climbing the stairs (luckily, I booked a luggage porter through the hotel; you can see them in green uniforms as soon as you disembark at the pier, holding your name tag and waiting for you—don't skimp on this!). Also, there are many overpriced restaurants on the island (such as a sunset restaurant with high Google ratings that costs over 100 euros per person). It's better to eat at the hotel's LUNA restaurant. I regret going to eat elsewhere; the sunset and night views from this hotel are equally stunning, so there's absolutely no need to suffer elsewhere."

"A lovely boutique hotel with a great host who was extremely helpful both before and during our brief stay. Great tips and advice we’re shared about how to get into the centre and get back again. The hotel is very modern with a lift to make getting to your floor easier (really helpful after a climb up from the town). The amenities in the room were great and I loved the fact that there was a historical fresco on the walls, beautifully preserved. Breakfast on the balcony was amazing. Wonderful views, perfect shade and a delicious and fresh selection of foods to enjoy, supplemented by great coffee. Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend."