Villa Rosa

This is a lovely boutique hotel within walking distance to the beach. My family and I enjoyed our stay here, and would highly recommend it. We were fortunate enough to get a family room which was on the top floor of the building. It had sweeping views up the water and a beautiful veranda outside. The hotel served us a wonderful breakfast every morning on the veranda as part of our room. The service was exceptional across-the-board at this hotel. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the beach, but it’s a very interesting walk. We actually enjoyed cruising through the bustling markets to get to the beach.

I'm so happy I decided to stay at Villa Rosa... Although it's a boutique hotel, however, I was sold with the amazing view. Breathtaken!!!! We were on the fourth floor overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and the cliffside homes. It doesn't get any better than this. In addition, we had a private driver to chauffer us from Rome to Positano, and words can not express the professionalism and attention the staff provided by calling our driver inquiring about our arrival time. Lastly, Sarah, Fernando, and Roman were outstanding. Might I add that breakfast is delivered to our room daily, which adds a great personal touch.

Our 9-day stay at the Villa Rosa in September 2024 was nothing short of magical. The hotel’s location couldn’t be more perfect—perched high on the mountainside, it offers sweeping, breathtaking views of Positano that truly need to be seen to be believed. The central location combines convenience and beauty, with just a short, scenic walk down to the beach and easy access to the town’s many fantastic restaurants. Villa Rosa offers the best of both worlds—close enough to explore Positano effortlessly, yet still a peaceful retreat. The hotel itself is utterly charming, with an inviting Coastal Italian aesthetic that makes it feel warm and authentic. Our room was spotless and spacious, but the real highlight was our stunningly large terrace. Each morning and evening, we found ourselves mesmerized by the unparalleled view—Positano’s pastel-colored buildings cascading down the cliffside, the shimmering blue waters of the Amalfi coast, and the rugged beauty of the landscape. Watching the sun rise and set from the comfort of our terrace became the defining experience of our trip—an image we’ll carry with us for years to come. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel truly welcome. Special mention must go to the wonderful front desk team—Ersilia, Ana, Sara, and Antonella—who greeted us every day with warm smiles and genuine enthusiasm. They went above and beyond to help with restaurant recommendations, bookings, and arranging excursions. Their local knowledge and kindness made navigating Positano so much easier, and it was clear they genuinely cared about making our stay unforgettable. The breakfast, delivered straight to our terrace, was another highlight. Each morning we looked forward to freshly brewed cappuccinos, delicious croissants and pastries, and a variety of bread, cheese, deli meats, fresh fruit, and juices. It was the perfect start to the day, enhanced by the jaw-dropping views of the coastline. Our stay at Villa Rosa was nothing short of perfect. The hotel not only offers stunning views and comfort but also exemplifies the warmth and hospitality that make Positano so special. For anyone looking for a picturesque, relaxing, and centrally located place to stay, I can’t recommend Villa Rosa enough. It perfectly captures the essence of Positano’s charm and beauty.

Wonderful hotel! Centrally located - close to the city center. Sea view room with a large private patio where we were served breakfast each morning (free except they charged for eggs - you placed your order the prior night and let them know what time you wanted them to deliver the next morning). The bed was comfortable. The room was clean and decent sized. The staff was professional and pleasant. Positano itself is amazing and beautiful. If you don't like stairs/hills, this might not be the place for you. We took a trip to Amalfi (which is flat) and liked Positano MUCH better. FYI - the streets are extremely narrow in Italy and they drive like madmen. The motorcycles cut in and out of traffic and around pedestrians. Getting to Positano is via a VERY winding road. We had a private driver each way. It was nice that they dropped us off at our hotel but it was a stressful drive. We would take the ferry from Naples if we ever go back.