Baggage storage in Positano??
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Baggage storage in Positano??
Will be taking a daytrip there early morning from Ravello, then moving on in the evening. Would like somewhere to store my bags (1 small tote & 1 22" carry-on) for the day, without having to go back to Ravello. Thank you for any ideas.
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Hi Fremont,<BR> I've been trying to think of what I would do, and all I can think of is to ask the folks at your Ravello hotel if they can arrange for you to drop off your bags at a hotel in Positano.
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Hi Fremont,<BR> I've been trying to think of what I would do, and all I can think of is to ask the folks at your Ravello hotel if they can arrange for you to drop off your bags at a hotel in Positano.
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The last idea is a good one. Positano is a clean and friendly little town.<BR>See if your Ravello hotel can contact one in Positano, lock the bags, and be sure to give the belldesk a nice tip for their attention. Small bags like that would require about $5-$10, cheaper than replacing the contents. NEVER LEAVE BAGS IN ANY PART OF YOUR CAR WHEN YOU ARE NOT IN IT...ANYWHERE!!!!!!!
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Good idea, Ira, thanks! I'll be taking the bus, so it would be great to just have the hotel transfer the 2 small bags for the day to another hotel. I would absolutely tip all involved.
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The "hotel as bailee" idea is a good one, but probably won't work unless there is a really good relationship between the Ravello hotel and the Positano hotel. Hotels are in the business of renting rooms, not being a temporary custodian of transient luggage. Don't be surprised if there are no takers.