This lovely room with private bathroom is located on the first floor of a typical Positano-style family house. The house is reached by about 80 steps from street level and a walk of about 4 minutes. The neighbourhood of 'Liparlati' is famous for being perfectly central in the basin of Positano and enjoys a splendid view of the sea and the entire town. The house is situated 600 metres from the Sponda di Positano with its bars and mini-markets.

The house is a corner of paradise located "in the upper Positano", with the privilege of being able to choose either an alternative holiday, off the beaten track.

The house has a fridge, kettle and coffee machine.

The accommodation has a large double bedroom with 40' flat screen TV, open wardrobe with fine details. Full bathroom with large shower cubicle, toilet, bidet and washbasin.

The flat has WiFi and an iron.

Check-in is available from 14.00 to 19.30.

For late check-ins after 7:30 p.m. a surcharge of €30 will be applied, after 11:00 p.m. a surcharge of €50.

Check-out must be done by 10.00 a.m.

Guests must provide ID for P.S.card.

Tourist tax is €2.50 per night per person for the first 7 nights, payable in cash on arrival. Children up to the age of 9 years are exempt.

On request you can leave your car at a car valet service for € 30/€ 40 per day (depending on the size of the car).

Thanks to the mild climate and the beauty of the landscape, Positano has been a holiday resort since the time of the Roman Empire. The town is filled with stairways and characteristic alleyways that lead from the top of the town down to the beach and where it is a pleasure to spend one's free time strolling around and visiting the boutiques, art galleries and limoncello factories.

The main beaches are Spiaggia Grande and Spiaggia di Fornillo, both within walking distance, while worth discovering are: La Porta, Arienzo and San Pietro Laurito, all of which can be reached mainly by sea.

An important highlight, moreover, is the church of Santa Maria Assunta with a magnificent dome made of majolica tiles, where the famous Byzantine icon of the Black Madonna is found inside.