Hotels in Positano

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Nov 10th, 1999, 04:08 PM

Betsy

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Hotels in Positano

How about some suggestions of pleasant hotels with a nice view in Positano for a reasonable price. We're planning on 3 days in late July. Thanks, Betsy

Nov 12th, 1999, 04:40 PM

richard j. vicek

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Good evening, Betsy Have not stayed at Positano, only Capri, Sorrento and Salerno, however here are a couple of urls to surf for information. www.venere.it/ www.hotelguide.ch/ www.enit/it (search data bases/hotels www.starnet.it/italy/positano/ www.starnet.it/italy/amalficoast/ touristicsite.syrene.it/ Good surfing, Richard of Hickory Hills, IL...

Nov 12th, 1999, 04:41 PM

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Nov 12th, 1999, 04:42 PM

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Nov 12th, 1999, 04:43 PM

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Nov 12th, 1999, 06:45 PM

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Betsy: I haven't stayed there myself but my aunt and uncle have stayed at the Poseidon in Positano several times and loved it. I don't know how expensive it is but I know it's more reasonable than San Pietro and Sireneuse. Ellen

Nov 22nd, 1999, 07:27 AM

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Betsy: In October, we stayed at La Fenice in Positano for three nights. Great views, very reasonable ($110 for a double), large apartment, and friendly service. Books way, way in advance. Have a great trip.

Nov 22nd, 1999, 10:31 AM

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Betsy: A few years ago, I too, stayed at La Fenice and it's a nice place. For best views, ask for a room "below" street level - their accommadations are split between those that are several flights above the street and those that are on the Mediteranean side, below street level. However this past April, I was back in Positano and stayed at another B&B recommended in Karen Brown's book called "Villa Rosa". I enjoyed my stay at the Villa Rosa as it's more conventiently located. And it is directly across the street from one of the more high-end hotels, Le Sirenuse. One night we went over the Le Sirenuse and enjoyed a happy hour in their lounge. If you can afford the tab, Le Sirenuse looks to be a fabulous place to stay, but it is a 5 star spot with a price tag to match.

Nov 22nd, 1999, 02:01 PM

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Betsy, You do not mention what is your definition of reasonable. If you want a good 3 star check out the Casa Albertina---fabulous views. The Poseidon is a good 4 star but more expensive. July will be crowded and expensive. I would book now.

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