Best Western Hotel Pasitea - Positano - Amalfi Coast, Italy
Via Pasitea, 207
Positano - Amalfi Coast, I-84017 Nightly Rates(254.78 - 409.73)3 Star
Property Description
Located on the distinctive "rock of Positano" the Best Western Hotel Pasitea is a perfect example of Mediterranean architecture with its masonry, lava stone and wrought iron furnishing. Completely renovated, the hotel has typical terrace-structure, rooms with air-conditioning, satellite television and individual balconies overlooking the sea. All rooms face a wonderful seaside landscape and the suites have a "sea view" JacuzziŽ. The hotel has also a very special Wine Bar, where it is possible to have dinner, taste the best products of Italian gastronomy and a chose from a great selection of national wines. The bar service is open 24 hours. Our hotel has private parking; charge will be applied.
1 QUEEN 1 SINGLE,SEA VIEW,2ND BED SOFABED,CONTINEN
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* 1 Queen 1 Single * Sea View * Second Bed Is A Sofabed * Continental Breakfast
1 QUEEN 1 SINGLE,2ND BED SOFABED,JACUZZI,CONTINENT
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* 1 Queen 1 Single * Second Bed Is A Sofabed * Jacuzzi * Continental Breakfast
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2:00 P.M.
Check out time is 11:00 A.M.
Time Zone is Greenwich Mean Time + 1
26 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
ˇ From: Highway A3. Napoli-Salerno. Exit Castellammare di Stabia, take SS 126 direction Sorrento and then Positano to the Best Western Hotel Pasitea. ˇ From: Capodichino Airport. Napoli. Take Highway A3 exit Castellammare di Stabia, take SS 126 direction Sorrento and then Positano to the Best Western Hotel Pasitea.
Guarantee Policy
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Cancellation Policy
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Nearby Cities:
* 15 kilometer(s) from Amalfi * 15 kilometer(s) from Sorrento
Local Attractions:
* Barber/beauty shop * Shops/commercial services * .5 kilometer(s) from a beach * 1 kilometer(s) from tennis * 5 kilometer(s) from business center * 30 kilometer(s) from Pompei Ruins, one of the most important archaeological sites of the world * 50 kilometer(s) from Ercolano, one of the most important archaeological sites of the world * 80 kilometer(s) from San Sarlo Theatre * 80 kilometer(s) from Edenlandia, amusement park
Local Attractions:
* Barber/beauty shop * Shops/commercial services * .5 kilometer(s) from a beach * 1 kilometer(s) from tennis * 5 kilometer(s) from business center * 30 kilometer(s) from Pompei Ruins, one of the most important archaeological sites of the world * 50 kilometer(s) from Ercolano, one of the most important archaeological sites of the world * 80 kilometer(s) from San Sarlo Theatre * 80 kilometer(s) from Edenlandia, amusement park
Local Attractions:
* Barber/beauty shop * Shops/commercial services * .5 kilometer(s) from a beach * 1 kilometer(s) from tennis * 5 kilometer(s) from business center * 30 kilometer(s) from Pompei Ruins, one of the most important archaeological sites of the world * 50 kilometer(s) from Ercolano, one of the most important archaeological sites of the world * 80 kilometer(s) from San Sarlo Theatre * 80 kilometer(s) from Edenlandia, amusement park
Nearby Cities:
* 15 kilometer(s) from Amalfi * 15 kilometer(s) from Sorrento
Nearby Cities:
* 15 kilometer(s) from Amalfi * 15 kilometer(s) from Sorrento
Nearby Cities:
* 15 kilometer(s) from Amalfi * 15 kilometer(s) from Sorrento
Transportation:
* 0 kilometer(s) from the Shuttle stop * 15 kilometer(s) from Circumvesuviana, train station * 30 kilometer(s) from A3 Napoli-Salerno, exit Castellamare di Stabia * 60 kilometer(s) from Napoli Capodichino Airport
Transportation:
* 0 kilometer(s) from the Shuttle stop * 15 kilometer(s) from Circumvesuviana, train station * 30 kilometer(s) from A3 Napoli-Salerno, exit Castellamare di Stabia * 60 kilometer(s) from Napoli Capodichino Airport
Transportation:
* 0 kilometer(s) from the Shuttle stop * 15 kilometer(s) from Circumvesuviana, train station * 30 kilometer(s) from A3 Napoli-Salerno, exit Castellamare di Stabia * 60 kilometer(s) from Napoli Capodichino Airport
Local Attractions:
* Barber/beauty shop * Shops/commercial services * .5 kilometer(s) from a beach * 1 kilometer(s) from tennis * 5 kilometer(s) from business center * 30 kilometer(s) from Pompei Ruins, one of the most important archaeological sites of the world * 50 kilometer(s) from Ercolano, one of the most important archaeological sites of the world * 80 kilometer(s) from San Sarlo Theatre * 80 kilometer(s) from Edenlandia, amusement park
Transportation:
* 0 kilometer(s) from the Shuttle stop * 15 kilometer(s) from Circumvesuviana, train station * 30 kilometer(s) from A3 Napoli-Salerno, exit Castellamare di Stabia * 60 kilometer(s) from Napoli Capodichino Airport
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