Via Guglielmo Marconi 110
Positano, 84017 Nightly Rates(363.05 - 453.81)4 Star
Property Description
The Eden Roc Hotel is aptly named for you will surely feel you have discovered Eden as you walk through the arched entry covered in lush bougainvillea. Enter the elegant lobby and be greeted by the welcoming staff or maybe the charming owner - Domenico - or his two sons Raffaele and Lorenzo. You will immediately feel comfortable and at home thanks to the attention to detail in every aspect of the service. Ascend the marble staircase - enter your suite and feel the sense of Royalty. Each room is unique - spacious and beautiful - featuring the traditional architecture of Positano with a modern touch - cool ceramic floors - graceful arches - detailed ceilings - relaxing colours - lovely furniture and silky linens. The marble bathrooms are bright - big and immaculate. A hotel gym is available free of charge for all guests - or perhaps you will enjoy a pampering Turkish or Steam Bath or treatment lasting 1 hour for 15 Euros. Aficionados of fine dining will delight in perusing the A la carte menu at Ristorante Adamo ed Eva where they will find an eclectic range of dishes prepared by a team of talented and renowned young chefs. Their creative take on traditional local cuisine adds an inspired modern twist to each carefully prepared dish. Using only the freshest locally grown and sourced ingredients the gastronomic feast ranges from Gragnano Paccheri pasta in a Gallinella and broccoli ragout sauce to Quail stuffed with Lardo di Colonnata and home style croutons to roasted Sea bass fillet served with an eggplant and buffalo mozzarella timbale. The tempting dessert menu offers an exquisite Zabaglione Torretta served with Sorrentine walnuts and a fruit salad or a Rum Baba served on a wafer of chocolate. The magnificent wine cellar offers an extensive array of over 200 local and regional wines guaranteed to please even the most discerning palette. The intimate and elegantly furnished dining area seats a maximum of 40 guests - ensuring the utmost in personalised service.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Pool
Parking
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Superior Room
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Superior Rooms have 1 King bed - sofabed and ensuite bathroom - Large and spacious with ornate decor - handcrafted Italian designed furniture - finest Italian marble - luxury curtains - fine carpets and fresh flowers - Modern features include air conditioning - temperature control - Sat TV - phone - internet access - radio - minibar- safe - alarm clock - vanity area and smoke alarm - Bathrooms have hand painted Amalfi tiles - fine gold plate taps - shower - jacuzzi bath - robes - luxury toiletries and a hairdryer. Balcony overlooking the Amalfi coast and Positano village - Max Occupancy 4
Junior Suite
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Junior Suites have 1 King bed - separate lounge area with sofabed and ensuite bathroom - Spacious with ornate decoration throughout - handcrafted Italian designed desk and chairs - finest Italian marble - luxury curtains - fine carpets - ornate lamps and fresh flowers - Modern features include air conditioning - temperature control - Sat TV - phone - internet access - radio - minibar- safe - alarm clock - vanity area and smoke alarm - Bathrooms have hand painted Amalfi tiles - fine gold plate taps - shower - jacuzzi bath - robes - luxury toiletries and a hairdryer. Balcony overlooking the Amalfi coast and Positano village - Max Occupancy 4
Deluxe Suite
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Deluxe Suites have 1 King bed - separate lounge area with sofabed and ensuite bathroom - Very spacious and luxurious with ornate decoration throughout - handcrafted 18th century Italian designed desk and chairs - finest Italian marble - luxury curtains - fine carpets - ornate lamps and fresh flowers - Modern features include air conditioning - temperature control - Sat TV - phone - internet access - radio - minibar- safe - alarm clock - vanity area and smoke alarm - Bathrooms have fine gold plate taps - shower - jacuzzi and Turkish steam bath - robes and luxury toiletries. Private 20sqm veranda and 4 sqm plunge pool overlooking the Amalfi coast and Positano village - Max Occupancy 2
Rate Disclaimer
Indicated rates for search purposes only; check for specific rate when making reservation.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 14:00
Check out time is 12:00
Time Zone is Europe/Rome (1 DST)
Opened in 1967
Renovated in 2002
25 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
TAKE THE A3 MOTORWAY - DIRECTION SALERNO. THEN TAKE THE TURNING FOR CASTLELLAMARE DI STABIA AND FOLLOW THE SIGNS FOR SORRENTO AND OR POSITANO. WHEN YOU ARE NEAR SORRENTO CONTINUE TO FOLLOW THE SIGNS TO POSITANO. WHEN YOU REACH POSITANO THE ROAD WILL EITHER DESCEND TO THE RIGHT OR CONTINUE TO THE LEFT - DIRECTION OF AMALFI. [DO NOT TAKE THE TURNING WHERE IT SAYS POSITANO BECAUSE THIS IS A ONE WAY STREET AND YOU WILL THEREFORE END UP IN THE CENTRE] CONTINUE ON THE LEFT FOR APPROXIMATELY 5 MINUTES, AFTER WHICH YOU WILL SEE THE HOTEL EDEN ROC ON YOUR LEFT HAND SIDE. HOWEVER, IF YOU REACH THE POINT WHERE THE MAIN ROAD MEETS THE ROAD THAT DESCENDS TO THE RIGHT, IT MEANS YOU HAVE GONE TOO FAR.
TAKE THE A1 MOTORWAY - DIRECTION NAPLES. WHEN YOU REACH NAPLES TAKE THE A3 MOTORWAY - DIRECTION SALERNO. THEN TAKE THE TURNING FOR CASTLELLAMARE DI STABIA AND FOLLOW THE SIGNS FOR SORRENTO AND OR POSITANO. WHEN YOU ARE NEAR SORRENTO CONTINUE TO FOLLOW THE SIGNS TO POSITANO. WHEN YOU REACH POSITANO THE ROAD WILL EITHER DESCEND TO THE RIGHT OR CONTINUE TO THE LEFT - DIRECTION OF AMALFI. [DO NOT TAKE THE TURNING WHERE IT SAYS POSITANO BECAUSE THIS IS A ONE WAY STREET AND YOU WILL THEREFORE END UP IN THE CENTRE] CONTINUE ON THE LEFT FOR APPROXIMATELY 5 MINUTES, AFTER WHICH YOU WILL SEE THE HOTEL EDEN ROC ON YOUR LEFT HAND SIDE. HOWEVER, IF YOU REACH THE POINT WHERE THE MAIN ROAD MEETS THE ROAD THAT DESCENDS TO THE RIGHT, IT MEANS YOU HAVE GONE TOO FAR.
Located in Positano at the Amalfi Coast.
Naples Intl APO -NAP- 60KM/Fiumicino APO -FCO- 250KM
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a guarantee to an accepted credit card at time of booking. Exceptions may apply during holidays, conventions and special events, see rate rules.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel by 12pm hotel time, 14 days prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of 1 night stay including tax. No-show fee-1 nt stay including tax. Early check-out charge-1 nt Cancellations MUST be made through the original booking channel. Exceptions may apply.
Restaurant Information
Adam and Eve
Location - Roof Garden Cuisine - Local traditional Italian cuisine Hours - 7:30-10:30AM/12-3PM/7:30-10:30PM Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner Dress Code - Casual
Restaurant
Location - Ground Floor Cuisine - Local traditional Italian cuisine Hours - 7:30-10AM/12-3PM/7:30-10:30PM Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner Dress Code - Casual
Meeting Facility
No meeting rooms.
Recreation Information
On-site Recreation
Bar/Lounge Swimming Pool Jacuzzi Dining Sightseeing/Tour Desk Tennis Massage Service
Off-site Recreation
Sightseeing/Tours Shopping Dining
Nearby Attractions
Positano City Center - 0 Km West Sorrento -RRO- 15 Km West; Town Salerno -QSR- 15 Km Southeast; Large Fishing Port Pompei - 13 Km Northeast; Roman city entombed in lava Isle of Capri - 23 Km West Duomo Cathedral - 60 Km Northwest; In Naples Rome -ROM- 250 Km Northwest; Capital Paestum - 50 Km Southeast; Ancient Greek temples Mount Vesuvius - 17 Km Northeast; Volcano Ravello - 25 Km Southeast; 4th Century Village Ischia - 43 Km West; Meditteranean Island Amalfi - 17 Km South; Coastal Town
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