Positano
Days 1-7 · 6 nightsVia Pasitea, the road that zigzags down to the beach, one hundred metres from the centre. The shortest walk on the list, which matters in a village made of stairs.
€220 a nightSee on Booking →Via Cristoforo Colombo, the street leading to the Spiaggia Grande, three hundred metres from the centre. A 3-star hotel that leaves room in the budget for boat trips to Li Galli.
€190 a nightSee on Booking →Via Pasitea, in the western part of Positano, overlooking the sea. A 3-star hotel with sea-facing terraces, for enjoying the view without the rates of the luxury hotels lower down the village.
€280 a nightSee on Booking →Via Pasitea, the zigzagging road that runs through Positano down to the beach. A 3-star hotel for those who will take a few stairs in exchange for gentler rates than on the seafront.
€240 a nightSee on Booking →In Positano, on the Via Pasitea, between the upper village and the Spiaggia Grande. A 3-star hotel for walking to the beach, the church of Santa Maria Assunta and the boats to Li Galli.
€260 a nightSee on Booking →Via Fornillo, on the Fornillo beach side, three hundred metres from the centre of Positano. A family-run guesthouse linked to the Spiaggia Grande by the Via Positanesi d'America.
€90 a nightSee on Booking →Via Cristoforo Colombo, in the centre of Positano, two hundred metres from the Spiaggia Grande. A small hotel for sleeping in the village without paying the rates of the grand addresses.
€130 a nightSee on Booking →Via Fornillo, three hundred metres from the heart of Positano, on the old-town side. A bed and breakfast rather than a hotel, for staying in the village when summer pushes prices up.
€110 a nightSee on Booking →On the Strada Statale Amalfitana, in the upper part of Positano, above the village. A hostel for tight budgets, with views over the bay and the stairs down to the beach.
The SITA buses along the Amalfi Coast run on this road, handy for reaching Amalfi or Sorrento.
€120 a nightSee on Booking →In Positano, on the western slope of the village, towards Fornillo and the Via Pasitea. A small hotel for staying on the spot and reaching Fornillo beach without crossing the whole village.
€180 a nightSee on Booking →Via Cristoforo Colombo, above the Spiaggia Grande, two hundred metres from the centre. Positano's historic address, for a night that becomes a keepsake of the trip.
The Sersale family's summer house, opened to travellers in 1951 and run by the family ever since.
€900 a nightSee on Booking →Via dei Mulini, the lane leading down to the church of Santa Maria Assunta, two hundred metres from the centre. An 18th-century palazzo, a few steps from the Spiaggia Grande.
The palazzo was the summer residence of Joachim Murat, King of Naples, in the early 19th century.
€400 a nightSee on Booking →Via Pasitea, in Positano, on the zigzagging road down to the Spiaggia Grande. A 4-star hotel with a panoramic pool, for afternoons when you give up on the crowded beach.
€500 a nightSee on Booking →Via Pasitea, in the upper part of Positano. A 4-star hotel with a rooftop pool, for an end-of-day swim without going all the way down to the Spiaggia Grande.
€550 a nightSee on Booking →Via Regina Giovanna, on Positano's marina, facing the Spiaggia Grande. For those who want the beach and the boat landing for Li Galli a few steps away, without climbing back up the village.
€550 a nightSee on Booking →