Hotels with Jacuzzi in Positano

"Very pleasant surprise, good service, complete facilities, beautiful rooms, high quality beds, rich breakfast, learned that we are a silver wedding anniversary, sent champagne, very touched."

"It’s dark when we arrive in Bosmino. I really don’t know how many turns we have taken when we arrive at this store. The navigation will take us to the top of the hotel. Actually, the car cannot reach here because there is a three-way road which is a one-way street. Under the guidance of some kind people, I found another road after returning. When I arrived at the hotel, I would first go to the parking lot. Then there was no one on the side. I didn’t find the bar. Actually, I need to take the elevator to the ”0” floor. When I reached the ”0” floor, I was immediately amazed by the scenery here. I didn't expect it to be so beautiful. The sound of waves and breeze on the beach, plus candlelight dinner, really fits the romantic impression that Bosmino gives people. , I am also very grateful to the waiter for upgrading the room. The view of the villa’s room is great. Unfortunately, I stayed for two days and it was sunny and rainy. I didn’t have a good tour, but I gave it to this shop on this trip to Bosmino We have great memories! Would recommend friends!"

"The room is small, and the bath next door can be heard clearly, which is more disturbing sleep. The sea view is beautiful, although the squats see the side. The balcony is very comfortable, the menu was checked the night before. Parking in the agreed parking lot 300 meters away next door, 50 euros a day, before 12:00 to drive away. Staying here is purely the next morning to enjoy the unmanned Positano. This is worth it. The price is really expensive."

"We come to play in the off-season. There are not many hotels to choose from. When driving and navigating, we can only find directions. There is a one-way line in front of the door. We cannot park. The hotel stops at the designated parking lot. Hotel rooms are ok, ocean view rooms with small terraces, breakfasts are not many but they are good. It is still not recommended to live in Positano during the off-season. It is too depressed at night and there are few restaurants open. There is no one on the sea breeze on the street. Walking to the restaurant recommended by the hotel on the beach requires self-stories. It should be better to live in Almafi, and the surrounding Positano Ravello Suriento has enough time for the day to play"

"John is the best. He helped us with our luggage and waited with us for the bus. He was very considerate.Our room is upstairs with a restaurant. On Friday nights, the sound of chairs being dragged upstairs continued until 12 o'clock, causing us to be unable to fall asleep. Overall, the hotel is doing well."

"From the ferry dock to the hotel, you have to walk about 10 minutes to the hill + stairs, but it was a pleasant trip thanks to the really pretty view and the friendly front desk. The view from the terrace was so pretty and I cleaned it every day and had a good stay."

"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."

"Location is very good. Centralized located at the main attraction. View from the hotel room is superb. Comfortable room with nice decoration and good amenities. Breakfast got many varieties. Service is excellent. Highly recommended if you plan to visit Positano."