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A collection of exceptional hotels and resorts, chosen for their distinctive character, beautiful settings and unforgettable experiences. These are the places that make a stay truly special.

Villa Tre Ville

Positano, Amalfi Coast

Villa TreVille is a private estate above Positano formed from four independent villas set within terraced gardens, where a former artistic residence has been opened up into one of the most discreet and self contained stays on the Amalfi Coast. The structure is what defines it. Rather than a single hotel building, the property unfolds across Villa Bianca, Villa Rosa, Villa Azzurra and Tre Pini, each positioned within a two hectare hillside plot that drops towards the water. Pathways, steps and planted terraces connect the villas, with pergolas, citrus trees and dense planting softening the transitions between spaces. Moving through the estate feels unstructured in the best sense, with no central focal point pulling everything together, just a series of viewpoints, quiet corners and open terraces that gradually reveal the coastline below. Access down to the sea is built into the experience. A lift cut through the rock and a series of stone steps lead to private sundecks and a dock at water level, giving the property a direct relationship with the coastline that very few Positano stays can offer. para-2 Accommodation is limited to 15 suites, each one positioned within the four villas rather than grouped together, which keeps the feel residential and private. Layout varies from suite to suite, but the focus is consistent — outward facing terraces, space to sit, and a clear sense of separation from neighbouring rooms. Interiors carry a personal rather than uniform approach, with hand painted ceramics, Murano glass and collected pieces layered into each space. Some suites extend further with private gardens or terraces, and a few introduce small private pools, but the real constant is the positioning, with views across Positano Bay anchoring every stay. para-3 Dining is handled in a way that matches the scale of the property. There is no formal multi venue structure; instead, meals are prepared to order and served where it suits, whether that is the Club Lounge, a terrace or within the privacy of your own space. The kitchen leans into local produce and simple Mediterranean cooking, with seafood, vegetables and lighter dishes forming the core of the offering. The Club Lounge and bar act as the social centre in the evenings, with drinks served throughout the day and into the night, keeping everything informal but considered. para-4 The estate itself provides most of the daily rhythm. Terraces and gardens are designed to be used rather than looked at, with plenty of space to settle across different levels depending on the time of day. The private beach area and dock extend that further, giving direct access to the water alongside space to spend time away from the main hotel areas. Boat trips are a natural extension of the stay, with the property’s own launch available for exploring the coastline, while the elevated position above Positano keeps a clear sense of separation from the town below. para-5 A small wellness offering includes a gym, hammam and treatment space, with massages and therapies available either within the spa or in suite. It remains understated and in keeping with the scale of the property rather than a destination in itself. para-6 The estate is around a 15 minute walk from Positano’s centre and approximately 17 kilometres from Sorrento, with Naples Capodichino Airport around 60 kilometres away, positioning it slightly removed from the town while still within easy reach.

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Anantara Grand Hotel Convento Di Amalfi

Amalfi, Amalfi Coast

Anantara Convento di Amalfi Grand Hotel sits high above Amalfi in a restored 13th century Capuchin convent, offering a rare stay that combines historic character with uninterrupted coastal views. Arrival is through the original cloister, where the pace immediately shifts and the layout begins to unfold across a series of terraces cut into the cliff. Corridors follow the footprint of the former monastery, linking quiet courtyards, vaulted interiors and open viewpoints that look directly over the sea. The sense of progression matters here, with each level revealing a slightly different perspective, from shaded walkways to wide sunlit platforms anchored by the main pool and restaurant terrace. What defines the stay is the contrast between the preserved monastic structure and the openness of the setting. Original details such as arched ceilings and stone passages remain, but the overall feel is light and outward looking, with most communal spaces oriented towards the coastline rather than inward. para-2 The 52 rooms and suites are integrated into the former monastery layout, which means no two follow exactly the same footprint, but most are positioned to take full advantage of the sea-facing setting. Interiors are deliberately restrained, with pale tones and terracotta floors keeping the focus on space and light, while balconies and terraces extend the rooms outward rather than keeping them enclosed. Higher category options such as the Anantara Sea View Suite and suites with private terrace Jacuzzi add a more expansive feel, with larger outdoor areas that shift the experience from hotel room to private vantage point above the coast. The standout suite, with its preserved frescoed ceiling, brings a clear link to the building’s past without overwhelming the overall simplicity of the design. para-3 The hotel has two restaurants and one main bar. La Locanda della Canonica handles breakfast and more relaxed daytime dining in an open-air setting, while Dei Cappuccini serves as the main restaurant, focusing on Mediterranean and Italian dishes on a terrace that runs along the cliff edge. The positioning of both restaurants is key to the experience, with tables arranged to face the coastline rather than inward, making dining feel tied to the setting rather than separate from it. The bar continues this approach, acting as an extension of the terrace space for evening drinks overlooking Amalfi. para-4 The main infinity pool sits on one of the lower terraces and acts as the central daytime space, with uninterrupted views across the coastline and enough separation from the main circulation areas to feel calm rather than busy. There is no direct beach access, but the elevation and openness give the property a strong sense of position above the town rather than within it. Days tend to move between the pool, terraces and the quieter corners of the former cloister, with the option to head down into Amalfi when needed. The scale remains contained, which keeps the atmosphere controlled rather than resort-like, even at peak times. para-5 The Anantara Spa is set within the former monastery spaces and includes treatment rooms, a hammam, steam room and relaxation areas, with a focus on treatments that draw on local citrus and coastal influences. The setting gives it a quieter, more enclosed feel compared to the open terraces above. A gym is also available on site, positioned separately from the main leisure areas, allowing for a more practical fitness space without interrupting the overall atmosphere of the hotel. para-6 The hotel is positioned just above Amalfi, with the town centre around a five minute walk downhill, giving easy access to restaurants, the harbour and transport links along the coast, while Positano is approximately a 40 minute drive.

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Le Sirenuse

Positano, Amalfi Coast

Le Sirenuse, a five star hotel in the centre of Positano, is one of the coast’s defining stays, shaped by long-standing Sersale family ownership and a position that looks directly across the town and out to sea. The hotel is arranged around a central terrace that anchors the main spaces, with the pool, restaurant and bar all set along the same open edge. From here, the view runs across Positano’s hillside and out towards the water, and it remains a constant presence throughout the property. The layout is compact but deliberate, with each space feeding into the next without feeling crowded. There is a clear sense of continuity across the hotel, not through scale but through how consistently everything is held together, from the terraces to the smaller interior spaces. It avoids feeling overworked or overdesigned, relying instead on position, proportion and long-established detail. para-2 The 58 rooms and suites all follow a similar approach, with private balconies facing either the town or the sea, giving each one a defined connection to the setting. Interiors are rooted in traditional detailing, with hand-painted tiles, patterned fabrics and carefully chosen furnishings that feel specific rather than styled. Suites offer more space and larger terraces, but the overall experience remains consistent across categories, with the balcony or terrace acting as the main extension of the room. The emphasis is on continuity rather than contrast, with each space contributing to the overall feel of the hotel. para-3 The hotel has two restaurants and multiple bar spaces. La Sponda is the main restaurant, holding a Michelin star and serving Italian cuisine on the main terrace, while Aldo’s offers a more relaxed setting with seafood and lighter dishes. The dining setup extends beyond the restaurants, with the oyster bar and the Don’t Worry bar adding further options without breaking the flow of the hotel. Each space remains tied to the same central area, keeping the atmosphere consistent rather than divided. para-4 The pool is positioned on the main terrace, overlooking Positano and the coastline, and works as the central daytime space. It is not designed as a large standalone feature, but as part of the wider setting, integrated into the terrace rather than separated from it. The beach is a short walk away, which allows guests to move easily between the hotel and the shoreline, while boat access and local excursions provide additional options without shifting the focus away from the property itself. para-5 The wellness offering includes a spa with hammam, sauna and treatment rooms, alongside a fitness centre, providing a complete but measured setup. Facilities are integrated into the hotel rather than set apart, keeping the emphasis on the overall stay rather than a single feature. para-6 The hotel is located in the centre of Positano, around 200 metres from the beach, with Sorrento approximately 16 km away and Naples Airport around 60 km by road.

Rooms from $1172 per night

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