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Le Sirenuse is famous for its spectacular views and comfortable ambiance.
Why Go
Le Sirenuse is a perfect spot to relax and enjoy great Italian food. Lounge by the pool and enjoy spectacular views from the pool terrace or treat yourself to a relaxing massage at the recently opened hotel spa.In addition to various face and body treatments using Aveda's natural products, the spa offers a Sauna, a Bio-Sauna and a Steam Bath. The hotel also has a gym with cardiovascular machines and free weights.
Dining at Le Sirenuse is a delight. Candles and soft mandolin music create comfortable and relaxing ambiance. In the summer, tables are set outdoors and on the pool terrace. Food is light and the menu always incorporates seasonal local ingredients.
Hotel Rooms
The 58 rooms and 2 suites are tastefully decorated with colorful tiles covering the floors while prints and watercolors adorn the walls. Standard rooms are smaller without a sea view or balcony. The Superior Rooms have a private French balcony and partial sea view while Deluxe Rooms enjoy a private balcony and spectacular views of the bay.A boat provided by the hotel takes the guests exploring along the Amalfi Coast and around the Islands of the Sirens.
Best Time to Go & Getting There
Summer is a great time to enjoy sunbathing and outdoor dining. Positano is located 34 miles from Naples or 1 hour and 30 minutes by car. Planes land at Capodichino International Airport where you can rent a car. Alternatively, you can take a train to Positano from Naples Central Station. During the summer months, hydrofoil service is available from Naples (Mergellina), Sorrento, Capri, Amalfi and Salerno.
Plan this Vacation
Standard Room Doubles start from € 250 during the low season, and from € 380 in the summer, including breakfast.
Le Sirenuse, Via C. Colombo 30, Positano, Italy, 39-089-875066 , www.sirenuse.it
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Written By the Travel Editors at VacationIdea.com, Last Update: Dec 01, 2004
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