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About this hotel
Spectacular Sea Views Nestled high above the Tyrrhenian Sea, the Alcione in Positano offers a truly mesmerizing setting. Each Mediterranean-style room features a private panoramic terrace, perfect for soaking in the stunning views. Comfort and Convenience The spacious and bright rooms at Alcione Residence are designed for comfort, with tiled floors and modern bathrooms. Guests can enjoy entertainment on the flat-screen TV with satellite channels and indulge in tea/coffee amenities. Delightful Dining Experience Start your day with a sweet breakfast experience at Alcione, with a selection of homemade cakes served on your own balcony. For those craving something savory, special requests can be accommodated. Experience the beauty of Positano from the Alcione and book your stay today!
Amenities
WiFi
Non-smoking rooms
Air conditioning
Heating
Terrace
Family rooms
Laundry
Luggage storage
Fax/photocopying
Tour desk
Ironing service
Dry cleaning
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Babysitting/child services
Private check-in/check-out
Daily housekeeping
Concierge service
Grocery deliveries
Fire extinguishers
Invoice provided
CCTV outside property
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About Positano
Positano feels dramatic and cinematic, all steep lanes, pastel facades, and sea views spilling down the cliffs. It’s best for slow strolling, scenic cafés, and lingering dinners rather than easy logistics. Expect lively summer crowds, frequent steps, and a polished, destination-like buzz that rewards travelers who love atmosphere over convenience.
Pros
Spectacular cliffside scenery everywhere
Memorable dining and sunset views
Great for lingering, low-speed exploration
Considerations
Steep streets can be tiring
Can feel crowded and lively
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