Le Sirenuse
Italy for the hopelessly romantic
Photogenic Positano, with its rolling hills, terracotta roofs and wisteria-draped edifices, has long been the destination of choice for in-the-know travellers to this part of the world, and this elegant affair may represent the epitome of the town’s beauty. Perched at 70 metres above sea level, its 58 rooms and suites inveigle with white-gated terraces and vaulted ceilings – while a stunning swimming pool, shaded by lemon trees, serves as the property’s crowning centrepiece. Michelin-starred La Sponda Restaurant is known for chef Gennaro Russo’s work with locavore ingredients.

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