★★★★·Positano·8.8
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Casa Teresa, a family‑run boutique hotel perched 100 m above Positano’s coastline, offers antique‑style rooms with tiled floors, chandeliers, original artwork, TV, fan, and private bathrooms stocked with toiletries. Guests enjoy breakfast on a sea‑view terrace overlooking the Mediterranean. A 10‑minute walk reaches a bus stop to Sorrento; the beach lies 300 steps below, and Amalfi is a 20‑minute drive away.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The facilities were wonderful and well decorated, and Enzo was very helpful and accommodating. The downside was the many stairs to climb and descend, and the limited access to vehicle transport nearby. Unfortunately, the weather was uncooperative during our stay, with torrential rain and thunderstorms.
Nicola·Há um mês
The room and bed were comfortable, roomy, and cozy, and we managed to check in early. Getting to the hotel was tough: many stairs to reach the bus, to go down to the beach and marina. The shower produced little water and was either too hot or too cold, and there was no breakfast.
Renata·Há 2 meses
The room was spacious, the bathroom equally large and well equipped, and the little balcony offered a sea view.
Federica·Há 2 meses
The room was very spacious with a large balcony overlooking the mountains, and we enjoyed both the view and the room’s space. The distance from the port in Positano was long; we couldn’t figure out the buses, so we walked instead—about 20‑30 minutes. Fornillo Beach can only be reached via Positano, not directly from Casa Teresa as I had mistakenly thought.
Alexandra·Há 3 meses
The room was clean, comfortable, and spacious. To get there you have to descend every step in the world! I was carrying extra luggage, and there was no convenient way to transport it. From the transport drop‑off you have to keep going down and down; they should warn you if you’re bringing suitcases so you can plan ahead.
Yane·Há 3 meses