Hotel · Positano, Italy
Le Sirenuse sits in Positano on the Amalfi Coast, run by the Sersale family, with a restaurant called La Sponda, three bars and a beach club, Le Sirenuse Mare.
Le Sirenuse stands in Positano, on the Amalfi Coast in Italy. It is run by the Sersale family, whose history with the hotel is told in its own account, titled 'A Place, a Family, a Passion.' John Steinbeck visited Positano in 1953 and wrote that the town 'bites deep,' describing it as a dream place that only becomes real after you have left.
The hotel's dining and drinks are built around La Sponda, its restaurant, and three bars. Guests also have access to a spa, a gym and a pool.
Le Sirenuse Mare, described by the hotel as its newest chapter, is a beach club open daily from 10am to sunset, with its own website. Beyond the hotel itself, the World of Sirenuse extends into fashion and homeware, and perfume and body care, alongside a programme centred on art, artisanship and design.
Eligible preferred amenities are applied wherever available, subject to the property at the time of stay, and are confirmed in your proposal.
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