Le Sirenuse
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Le Sirenuse

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Spring on the Amalfi Coast: lemon blossom, warm days, none of the August crush.

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3-night stays · dates by room
Inner Courtyard Room
$1,238/night
peak $1,971
37% below peak
Apr 25–27 '27 · $3,714 for 3 nights
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Pool Terrace View Room
$1,301/night
peak $2,730
52% below peak
Apr 25–27 '27 · $3,903 for 3 nights
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Classic sea view
Apr 28–30 '27
$1,600/night
peak $3,308
52% below peak
Apr 28–30 '27 · $4,800 for 3 nights
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Superior Sea View
$1,678/night
peak $3,739
55% below peak
Apr 25–27 '27 · $5,034 for 3 nights
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Deluxe Sea View Room
Apr 28–30 '27
$1,797/night
peak $3,589
50% below peak
Apr 28–30 '27 · $5,391 for 3 nights
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Executive Sea View
$2,185/night
peak $4,679
53% below peak
Apr 25–27 '27 · $6,555 for 3 nights
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Junior Suite Sea View
$3,256/night
peak $6,932
53% below peak
Apr 25–27 '27 · $9,768 for 3 nights
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Rates shown are per night for the entry room in this window; final price and room are confirmed on the booking partner’s site for your exact dates.

When to go to Le Sirenuse

Our pick
April to May and September to Octoberfrom $723

Spring on the Amalfi Coast: lemon blossom, warm days, none of the August crush.

Cheapest
Octoberfrom $723

About 63% below its typical peak.

Avoid
November to March

Both headline hotels shut for winter and Positano empties out with the ferries suspended and most restaurants and beach clubs closed, so none of the signature Amalfi experience is on offer.

The hotel, up close

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What Sets It Apart

A 1951 summer villa above Positano, family-run since, with antique-filled rooms over the sea

Beach / seafront
Pool
Michelin-starred dining
Terrace / rooftop
Historic building
Spa & wellness

Rates by Month

tracked daily · same room
MonthFrom, per nightTemperature °F
January—57° / 47°
February—59° / 48°
March$974cheapest available room61° / 49°
April$92565° / 53°
May$1,85571° / 60°
June$1,90280° / 68°
July$1,95586° / 73°
August$1,70686° / 74°
September$1,94580° / 68°
October$72373° / 62°
November—66° / 56°
December—60° / 50°

Rates appear where our daily tracking covers them and are for an entry room unless noted, confirmed with the booking partner. Contains modified Copernicus Climate Change Service information 2026.

Common questions about Le Sirenuse

When is the best time to visit Le Sirenuse?

The best months to visit Le Sirenuse are April to May and September to October. Spring on the Amalfi Coast: lemon blossom, warm days, none of the August crush. Late season: the sea is at its warmest and the crowds are gone.

What makes Le Sirenuse special?

Family-run cliffside hotel in a former 1951 summer villa above Positano, with 58 antique-furnished rooms and Tyrrhenian sea views.

What is the cheapest month to stay at Le Sirenuse?

Based on daily rate tracking of the same room, the lowest rates at Le Sirenuse are in October, from $723 per night, about 63% below its typical peak of $1,971.

How much does Le Sirenuse cost per night?

Rates for the Inner Courtyard Room at Le Sirenuse range from $723 (October) to $1,955 (July) in the months we currently track, and typical peak-season rates run around $1,971. Final prices are confirmed with the booking partner.

When is the worst time to visit Le Sirenuse?

The months to avoid at Le Sirenuse are November to March. Both headline hotels shut for winter and Positano empties out with the ferries suspended and most restaurants and beach clubs closed, so none of the signature Amalfi experience is on offer.

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