I’d like to recommend Villa La Sirene in Positano. It was nothing fancy but a comfy base to explore the area and, as I recall fairly reasonably priced. I think there are enough rooms to accommodate your party. There is a small kitchen facility in each room and the view, oh the view is to die for. Positano is a one of a kind, kind of place. Despite the crowds and hub bub and hills and stairs. The Amalfi Coast, in particular Positano was our favourite place of a five country trip in late April 2017. We visited Ravello, Praiano, Amalfi and the other towns and while we liked them all, were glad that we stayed in Positano. IMO it is not just a lifestyles of the rich and famous kind of place. There are accommodations and restaurants in all price ranges. The weather was amazing in late April. We kayaked and took the ferry to the surrounding towns every day. Enjoy!We are starting to plan a trip for the early part of April, 2019 to the Amalfi Coast, with 2 other couples. Any clues to the weather or hotel with sea view recommendations?
If money is no object, Le Sirenuse in Positano is to die for. Our favorite place to stay on Earth. https://sirenuse.it/en. Ocean view rooms are stunning, breakfast is included on the terrace. I always drink iced tea for breakfast, and after the first time, the waiter brings it without my asking Since I have had both a knee and hip replaced, the hotel sits on the flat part of town, and the taxi/driver can pull right up to the front door. There is an elevator in the hotel. It's an easy walk to the small town, and down to the beach. If you drop down to the front of the big church, there are some easy stairs. to the beach area. The restaurant in the hotel is top notch, although, a bit pricey for dining every night for us
Since you are going in April, prices should be lower. You can write to them and ask for prices for your dates.
But if you are there on Easter Day, you will find a beautifully wrapped, large decorated hollow chocolate Easter Egg at your breakfast table on the terrace. Because it would be too hard to try and take it home, I was forced to eat it while there!!!I agree with Sharon. Le Sireneuse is very beautiful. It wasn’t in our snack bracket. But we went there for an Aperol Spritz. You should at least do a walk through! In terms of pricing and “high season”, we were told anytime after Easter is considered high season.
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