Pensione Maria Luisa - Amalfi CoastvsLe Sirenuse Hotel
Both Pensione Maria Luisa - Amalfi Coast and Le Sirenuse Hotel are highly recommended by professional reviewers writing for major publications. Overall, Le Sirenuse Hotel ranks significantly higher than Pensione Maria Luisa - Amalfi Coast. Le Sirenuse Hotel is ranked #6 in Amalfi Coast with positive reviews from 6 sources like The Telegraph, Afar Magazine and concierge.com.
Pensione Maria Luisa - Amalfi Coast
Via Fornillo 42, Positano 84017 Positano
From $0/night
- Free Internet
- Multilingual
- Rooftop terrace
- Private balcony
- Ocean view
Lonely Planet
"The best budget choice in town... The rooms and bathrooms have been updated with shiny new blue tiles and fittings." Full review
Le Sirenuse Hotel Show All Reviews
Via C. Colombo, 30, 84017 Positano
From $648/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
Concierge
""The Sirens" still has a glamour and poise few hotels in the world can match."
Travel + Leisure
"The San Pietro may be flashier, but nothing beats archrival Le Sirenuse for traditional, dignified luxury." Full review
Frommer's
"This striking red-and-white 18th-century villa with terraces overlooking the bay is a picturesque sight." Full review
Oyster
Luxury
"One of the priciest hotels in Positano...also perhaps the most beautiful and it lives up to its upscale reputation with pristine grounds, thoughtful free extras...and a renowned restaurant." Full review
Star Service
"To the delight of its largely repeat clientele, this is the unofficial face of luxury on the Amalfi Coast, a patron saint of excess." Full review
The Telegraph
9.0
"Stylish and immaculate, in the centre of this chic and vertiginous resort." Full review
Hideaway Report
96.0
"Exceptionally glamorous and patrician hotel built around a palatial 18th-century villa overlooking Positano’s colorful harbor." Full review
Gayot
"This Amalfi Coast resort wows visitors with gorgeous scenery and seductive spa services."
Afar Magazine
"It’s full of antiques, potted plants, oil paintings, and familial touches that lend it a friendly and unpretentious atmosphere devoid of the snootiness that hotels of its caliber often possess." Full review
Travel + Leisure
"Though Positano’s history dates to at least the Roman era, its rise as a fashionable resort town is linked to WWII, when former mayor Paolo Sersale convinced U.S. general Mark Clark to..."