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‹‹ I can't say enough about this hotel. The only negative thing I can say is that the stairs to the hotel are pretty tough. My husband and I are in pretty...››
17 Aug 2007 read hotel reviewsAbout Hotel Conca d'Oro
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Situated in one of the most suggestive area of the Amalfi Coast in Positano, 3 star hotel Conca d'Oro is an ancient villa nestled in the middle of a beautiful garden overlooking the Bay of Positano.
This elegant hotel is the perfect choice for a relaxing and romantic holiday on the Amalfi Coast thanks to the hotel large number of facilities, and the ideal base to explore all the nearby tourist resorts such as Amalfi, Minori, Maiori, Vietri, Castellamare di Stabia and the renowned islands of Capri and Ischia.
Hotel Conca d'Oro feature a terrace restaurant with sea views serving an excellent Mediterranean cuisine in a romantic candlelit atmosphere, a terrace-solarium with sun-umbrellas, sun-beds and a small swimming pool with Jacuzzi, a bar and a friendly staff at your complete disposal to ensure you a pleasant and memorable stay in Positano and arranging you transfers, excursions and guided tours on the Amalfi Coast.
Location of Hotel Conca d'Oro, Positano
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City Area:Fornillo
Position of the zone in the city
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DISTANCES
From Naples airport: 40 km/24.8 miles.
From Maiori: 24.5 km/15.2 miles.
From Minori: 23 km/14.2 miles.
From Amalfi: 16 km/10 miles.
From the Grotta dello Smeraldo Cave: 11 km/6.8 miles.
From Paestum: 73 km/45.3 miles.
From Ravello: 20 km/12.4 miles.
From Pompei: 28 km/17.3 miles.
From Sorrento: 14 km/8.6 miles.
From Ercolano: 31 km/19.2 miles.
From Ischia: 39 sea miles.
From Capri: 9 sea miles.
Rooms at Conca d'Oro
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Conca d'Oro Hotel in Positano offers elegant rooms and suites elegantly furnished in Mediterranean style and boasting fantastic sea views.
All of the rooms feature a private bathroom with hair dryer, direct dial telephone, satellite TV and individually controlled air conditioning (on request and subject to charges in Junior rooms).
Superior Rooms also feature a Jacuzzi bathtub or shower and a balcony or terrace, while Suites offer a Jacuzzi in bedroom, a fridge, a sofa and an ample terrace.
- Air conditioning
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Desk
- Direct dial phone
- Hairdryer in each room
- Heating
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Non-smoking rooms
- Rooms with sea view
- Satellite TV
Breakfast at Conca d'Oro
The breakfast buffet is served in the terrace restaurant between 7.30 a.m. and 10.30 a.m.
Hotel Facilities
- Air conditioning
- Beach umbrellas and deck loungers
- Credit card accepted
- Groups welcome
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Recently renovated
- Room service - 24 hour
- City maps
- City tour
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Front desk - fax service
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Luggage room
- Multilingual staff
- Tourist information
- Banqueting service
- Meals for groups
- Hydromassage Jacuzzi
- Massages
- Solarium
- Guarded car park
- Rent a car in the hotel
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Shuttle service from and/or to the railway station
- Internet/Email services
- TV Room
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Snack bar
Hotel Reviews Conca d'Oro
Mature couple
Australia, Oct 2009
The hotel facilities were good and the rooms spacious. The view was spectacular but the hotel location was too far away from everything and too hard to get to with baggage.
Young couple
United Kingdom, Sep 2009
Although normally it would have been a little out of our price range it was an excellent place to stay! We had great views from our room, as well as from the public areas, terrace and restaurant. The service was excellent being both informative and friendly with a special mention for one of the restaurant staff Marilyn who made us feel very welcome and was exremely professional and friendly. Overall we had a fantastic experience staying at Conca d'Ora.
Single traveller
Canada, Jul 2009
Beautiful room with terrace overlooking Positano, I still dream of that view :)
Mature couple
United Kingdom, Jun 2009
It was our 25th wedding anniversary and could not have chosen a more perfect place to stay. The staff were more than helpful and room service was not a problem. If anybody is thinking of staying at Conca D'Oro then I highly recommend it and ignore any negative comments you may read about it. It's perfect.
Mature couple
Italy, Apr 2009
E' stato un soggiorno "magico". Dalla camera un panorama mozzafiato. Personale gentilissimo e discreto. La cucina ottima.
Young couple
Spain, Apr 2009
Quizás uno de los pocos Hoteles donde la información ofrecida y las fotografías se corresponden fielmente con la realidad. La estancia y la atención del personal excelente, el entorno inmejorable. El acceso, como todo en Positano, a través de escaleras, pero el personal del Hotel te ayuda en todo momento a que tu estancia sea lo más cómoda posible (incluso nos portearon las maletas hasta la parada de autobús más próxima). El único inconveniente quizás, el precio, algo elevado, aunque el servicio y las instalaciones están a la altura.
Young couple
Australia, Sep 2008
The directions provided were not clear or detailed enough - we were looking for a road, when the actual address related to a staircase up the side of the cliff. The hotel is not one for the unfit or faint hearted - 150 stairs to climb to reach the hotel!!! Do not take a lot of luggage!! However when you get to the hotel, the view is breathtaking, the furnishings superior, and the service friendly and welcoming. The view from each window is worth twice the price. We stayed in the hotel for dinner only because we could not face having to climb the stairs again.
Young couple
United Kingdom, Jul 2008
A fantastic hotel, excellent location, great views, the best part is the roof terrace!
Mature couple
USA, May 2008
This seemed like much more than a 3 star hotel to us. It was spotlessly clean, the staff extremely friendly and helpful, and the view unparalleled. A large, well supplied breakfast is provided, and they will prepare any hot dish ( scrambled eggs) especially for you. The cappuccino's were plentiful. We also enjoyed a delicious Italian dinner in the restaurant. Yes, there are 106 steps to climb to reach the hotel, but that should not be a deterrent. Our stay here was fabulous, we can't wait to return.
Mature couple
United States Minor Outlying Islands, Oct 2007
2 days. Hotel was great. It is a little ways to central Positano. Quite a walk but worth it.
Young couple
USA, Oct 2007
Conca's rooms, views, and staff were amazing. The rooms are large; I highly recommend spending the extra money for the large sea-side terrace. We spent a lot of time out there enjoying the view w/ a bottle of wine. The place was very clean, with a good breakfast. The view was as amazing as the staff, who helped us with our luggage, travel arrangements, excursions, etc. They were wonderful! I would come back time and time again.
Mature couple
Brazil, Sep 2007
The hotel stay about 50 feet above the street. To reach the hotel entrance we have to climb several stars (about four levels)and go across some narrow and dirty ways. It's very hard to go up there, from the street. THE ADDRESS SHOULD NOT BE LIKE A STREET ADDRESS. I was very,very disappointed when I arrived there.
Mature couple
USA, Sep 2007
Nice hotel in a great location. They tend to nickel and dime you, though, and are more than happy to just keep adding the charges on to your room bill (laundry, beach towels, restaurant, etc.). It is Positano, though, so I guess that is to be expected. It's up 100 steps to the lobby of the hotel from the road, so expect a workout. They have porters to carry your luggage up, so you just have to get yourself up. There is access to a nice small beach (you pay for chairs/umbrellas), and it's not too far from the main beach either. Our "superior" room was small, but adequate with a balcony just large enough for 2 overlooking the sea. The "jacuzzi" in the solarium is cold water not hot!
Young couple
Australia, Sep 2007
We expected the room to be much bigger for the price we paid.
Mature couple
Canada, Sep 2007
We had ant problems twice in our room. We had additional charges added on to our bill when we checked out that we were not made aware of upfont (ie. additional charge per day to have airconditioning.) Hot tub was not working.
USA, Aug 2007
The long climb to the property was well worth it. Hotel Conca d'Oro was absolutely fantastic!
Young couple
United Kingdom, Aug 2007
This is a great location but not for the less able. There are 105 steps from road level to hotel and then either a 20 minute walk via road or 800 plus steps down to sea level! It is worth it for the views though. We had a superior room with a great veranda equipped with sunbeds and an excellent shower with a picture window looking out to sea! Wonderful. Rooms are clean and freshly decorated but quite basic - typically mediterranean - linen etc changed daily. The forth floor is served by a very slow lift - no stairs - only to 3rd floor! I would highly recommend this hotel as it is very friendly and the views are fantastic. If you take a car - parking is between 18 and 21 Euros per day!
Mature couple
USA, Aug 2007
Stayed in Superior Suite, twice for two days at each stay; had problem with ants in the room, which was handled quickly, but they came back again; it was a bit far from the beach [601 steps vertical climb on the short-cut] and from the main part of town, which meant any dinner outside the hotel included at least a 10 minute walk downhill to go, and an uphill trudge afterward. The hotel staff do a good job of welcoming and hosting, but they cannot overcome the remoteness of the location.
Mature couple
USA, Aug 2007
I can't say enough about this hotel. The only negative thing I can say is that the stairs to the hotel are pretty tough. My husband and I are in pretty good shape, but there were days that we huffed and puffed getting to the top. Other than that, the hotel is beautiful and the views are amazing. The staff was very helpful and the breakfasts were great. Our room was very spacious, we had a double superior room which had a great balcony where we enjoyed wine in the evening. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Positano. We called down to the front desk twice for something that we needed, and they were there within 5 minutes. Great hotel and a wonderful stay.
Young couple
Australia, Jul 2007
Very nice hotel with great views from all rooms and many shared terraces. Good breakfast. About 20 minutes walk to positano main square. It is positano so expect to climb lots of stairs. Positano is beautiful and we had a great time. Hotels closer to town square are much more expensive.
Mature couple
United Kingdom, Jul 2007
First visit to Positano - and Italy - excellent introduction - great place to be based to take all number of trips and visits - hotel and staff lived up to its reviews - and the steps are as tough as others have said!
Young couple
United Kingdom, May 2007
Gorgeous romantic hotel overlooking the bay in Positano - definitely recommended.
Mature couple
United Kingdom, Jun 2007
Located well above sea level which is a 20-30 minute walk but well worth it for the views! There are a lot of steps(100+)but we knew this before we went so werent surprised and we got help with luggage. Hotel caters mainly for couples or those with younger children although we also saw extended families there. You need to be reasonably fit to enjoy the location fully. The hotel arranged an airport transfer which we are glad we booked.
Young couple
Finland, Jun 2007
MArvellous view from the balcony. The strong local employee carried our luggage up to the hotel app. 3000 steps...impressing. Highly recommendable!
Young couple
China, May 2007
As we arrived quite late at night and it was very difficult to find the hotel(as we rented a car and the indication to hotel on the road is not so remarkable), finally we got there. The boss was very kind to help us take the heavy luggage upstairs to the lobby that was highly appreciated.
Not Specified
USA, May 2007
For 200 Euros in Positano it was a great place with a spectacular view of the coast from our bedroom and from the breakfast room and sundeck. The breakfast buffet was great and staff quite friendly and helpful. Room was very clean and quiet although no luxurious. The main downside is that it is out of the way, although close to the cirulare busstop. Hard to find so need to ask locals. If not near the main square. I would not recommend this place for seniors because of the very large number of steps to get to the hotel. i am in great shape for 60, but going up these steps a few times a day is a workout. Someone will come and get your luggage, but you'd have to get there first to ask them to do it.
Mature couple
United Kingdom, May 2007
We were only booked into the Conca d'Oro for one night but as soon as we viewed the room and view from the balcony we asked to stay for the remainder of our holiday. We stayed in a superior double which had a large balcony which was covered in flowers with the most breathtaking view imaginable. It is a lovely walk down to town from the hotel and a small bus will drive you back up the hill if you need. Positano is fabulous and if you were to stay down at the bottom of the town you would miss so much. I have recommended this hotel to everyone I know and hope to go back again next year - wonderful!
Mature couple
USA, Mar 2007
A great family operated facility. A bit away from the center of town but the views from the hotel were worth the extra walk. Our first time to Positano but we would return to this hotel. We only had breakfast which was very nice.
Mature couple
USA, Oct 2006
This was a really nice hotel, located on the quiet side of Positano, away from shops and restaurants, but close enough to stroll into those areas for the evening or the day. The property is beautiful, our room was a good size, but the balcony was quite large and offered fantastic views. I followed advice of others and requested the larger balcony and upgraded room, well worth it. The hotel is run by family, and there was always one family member there to help out with whatever we needed. The only down side was that the hot tub was not hot, perhaps they only use it when the beaches are too cold, but it would have been a nice option and definately was a feature that helped us to decide to stay there. This aside, I'd still go back.
Young couple
USA, Oct 2006
If you plan to stay in Positano, you MUST stay at Conca d'Oro (translated "Golden seashell"? maybe?). The photographs simply do not convey how beautiful it is there. The rooms were incredibly clean, beautiful, and HUGE. When my wife and I arrived, we thought we had the wrong room because it was so nice. We booked the Double Superior room- the connected terrace was almost as big as the hotel room! The restaurant was excellent, including the complimentary breakfast (which was easily worth 20 Euros each day). Conca d'Oro is at one end of town, so you will walk about a mile to the city center and the beach. But it is more peaceful away from the city center. There is a small market very close to the hotel that sells all the groceries you will need. The best part of staying there was the staff. They were remarkably accomodating, easy-going, and friendly. We had our own private wedding reception at the hotel's restaurant, and they actually had a small wedding cake prepared for us! They really make you feel welcome.
Mature couple
Ireland, Oct 2006
upon arriving at the port of positano I was told the hotel was only 10 minutes up the hill. 25 minutes later we arrived at the sign displaying the Hotel Conca D'oro only to be faced with a climb up 101 steps to the hotel reception. I immediately informed the staff that I would have to check out as soon as I could find alternative accomodation as I had a bad knee and could not make the climb each day. The hotel manager was VERY unsympathic to me and wanted to charge and additional night charge for altering the booking. She also told me it was up to me to seek out information about the hotel and not them. I asked that for future booking over the internet that customers should be made aware of the steps
Young couple
USA, Sep 2006
The hotel was very nice. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The only 2 things to take note of would be the number of steps to the hotel and the picture on the website that appears to be a pool is actually a spa. Great trick photography! The hotel is located near many restaurants and next to the bus stop which is very convenient. Its only 1 euro to take the bus and it stops every 15 minutes and stops everywhere in town you need to go. I would stay at the hotel again.
Single traveller
Australia, Sep 2006
Hotel Conca d'Oro was brilliant. The staff were exceptional, the rooms lovely, the jacuzzi area was heavenly and the atmosphere in the hotel was buzzing. Nothing was too much trouble and the hospitality of the staff was wonderful. Set a little distance from the main throng of tourists made for a very relaxing stay. Possibly not a great location for elderly visitors as the steep steps leading to the hotel may be difficult, but great for the young and healthy.
Mature couple
United Kingdom, Sep 2006
My wife & I stayed for 13 nights at the Conca D'Oro on our honeymoon. Everything about this hotel was fantastic, position, room, location, staff & service. We couldn't fault anything. We were in a Superior Double, which had a huge private terrace and a spectacular view across the bay. On our first night we were greeted with a bottle of champagne on ice, compliments of the management. Positano is built on a cliff face and therefore you have to climb many stairs to get anywhere, but this is what makes the place so special as everywhere you go there is an incredible view. The 106 steps from the road to the hotel are difficult at first but get easier. We plan to return to Positano in the future and will definitely stay at the Conca D'oro again.
Mature couple
USA, Jul 2006
Room was so nice, air conditioned and clean. Breakfast was good. The stairs to get there were not so bad. The restaurant was great and we ate there every night. The view and the large balcony was the best in positono.
Young couple
USA, Jul 2006
We are two Americans from Washington, DC who stayed at the Conca D'Oro in Positano for the second half of our honeymoon. Coming from Venice, we were very pleasantly surprised with the size of the room (we stayed in a Double Superior). The sleeping area was plenty big enough, and the bathroom was three times that of our Venice hotel. But the star of this hotel is the private terrace. Our terrace was probably 8 ft by 10 ft, and very private. The view, which goes without saying, was spectacular. I would also say that when compared with other hotels (incl. 4 stars) in town, we found the Conca D'Oro was in a prime location. We were high enough on the mountain to offer breathtaking views, but still close enough to town to enjoy it all. Our favorite restaurant was about fifty steps from the hotel even! We were a bit leary of the steps being too much of a climb, given other reviews we read on Venere, but quite honestly, if you're in normal health, they present no problem at all. We carried our luggage up ourselves with no problem. The irony is that without those steps, you would not be up as high, so we were actually happy about them. The Conca D'Oro offered us everything we could have hoped for on our honeymoon, including the right price, and the next time we're in Positano we will not even look anywhere else. One last added touch - the staff had a bottle of champagne with best wishes for a Happy Hoenymoon when we arrived. The staff was top notch.
Not Specified
USA, May 2006
This is a great place to stay. The Air Conditioning didnot work in our room, however.
Heterosexual Couple
Canada, May 2006
when we arrived our room was directly over the kitchen and they could not give us another room because they were fully booked.they did move us the 2nd niteto a slightly better room for an extra charge.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Oct 2005
We had a great time at this hotel but I am confident that there are a number of hotels that are just as good in Positano. The town of Positano is smashed into a ravine which divides the town center (and expensive hotels) from the less expensive and more local area. We were a little disappointed about this at first, but realized by the end of the trip that this was actually a blessing. This area is much quieter and has a lovely local feel (rather than the noisy and very touristy main area). To get to Positano's town center, shopping and main beach, simply follow the main road- OR for a quieter and much more peaceful walk, follow the signs to the smaller beach located on this side of town (ask the front desk) then take the seaside path directly into Positano proper. It's a few hundred steps down to the little beach, then a level walk on the quiet pedestrian trail into town. You'll definitely want to take the main road back home though, as the stairs up from the small beach will kill you if you try to climb them (we did and nearly fainted). As the other reviews state, the steps from the main road to the hotel entrance total around 100 and I would not recommend this for elderly travellers, the severly out-of-shape or people with bad knees. We didn't mind it though- You can't avoid steps in Positano. Our room was clean, spacious, nicely decorated and had a wonderful terrace with amazing views. Definitely spring for the delux room with private terrace (although the public terrace is very nice, too). The staff was fine but not the most helpful we encountered on our trip. If we go back to Positano, we will probably try another hotel for the sake of experimentation, but would definitely recommend this to friends.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Oct 2005
While the rooms were lovely at Conca D'Oro and the views breathtaking, we would likely not stay there again. First, Conca D'Oro is quite a distance from the center of town. Taxis in Positano are insanely expensive (15 euros for a 8-minute drive down the hill to town center), and while Conca D'Oro was cheaper than other hotels in town center, once you add the additional 30 euros per day (for taxis to and from dinner, even assuming you walk everywhere during the day), they would be close. However, this would not have deterred us from staying by itself, as the hotel is beautiful and our room was great, except for being noisy. The room (429) had a terrace (shared with others, which we found awkward) and the only entrance to the room was through the terrace, so not only could we hear our neighbors whenever they were outside our door, but the doors were flimsy and actually blew open EVERY night. My boyfriend had to put furniture up agains them to keep them closed. Granted, it was pretty windy, and hopefully, not everyone had that experience. Still, this would not keep us from coming back. What would, however, is absolutely horrible service from 2 of the front desk women. I wish I had their names for this review, but 2 of them were awful. (Another was lovely, and very helpful, and I wish I had her name as well.) One booked us a taxi to the train station (for 95 euros!) that insisted on picking us up at a certain time, which resulted in us arriving 4 minutes before our train left the station. But the topper was when I lost my debit card and went to the front desk to look up my bank's emergency number online. This was at 7 pm. I asked very politely to please use their internet for 30 seconds. I was told no. I then explained that my debit card was missing and I urgently needed to look up my bank's emergency number to report it. I was again told no. I offered to pay (I literally offered her 20 euros for 1 minute of internet time) and she refused, pointing to
Heterosexual Couple
Australia, Sep 2005
We were given the main suite for our first 2 x nights and it was very nice even if the layout was a bit odd. Also, it was not exactly private as it was overlooked by one balcony and 2 x terraces either side which could have been better designed. Overall though we thought the hotel was great and loved the little beach and restaurant at the bottom of the 450 steps! If you want to be in the centre of things this is not really the place as it is 20 mins walk from town but great if you want to be on the edge and good value for money too. Staff were great and I would recommend a room on the 4th floor with terrace as these looked the best (and most private!).
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Sep 2005
The room was large (for Italy) but sparely decorated. Didn't have the finer touches, (such as facial tissues, soft towels, washclothes, shampoo and conditioner) but it had all the basics, was very clean and comfortable and once you opened the terrace doors and saw the view, nothing else mattered. On your terrace, there were a table and chairs and chaise lounges. The view is spectacular. Breakfast was great. Staff was friendly and helpful. The price, when you consider what 'fine' hotels cost in the area, is a real bargain. Negatives: If you can't climb 100 steps every time you come to the hotel, you can't stay here. Once in the hotel, there was no way to get to our room except by the elevator. It was only one or two levels up, but the way was blocked by private terraces. Parking is extra.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Sep 2005
We enjoyed the hotel and staff very much, but there are 106 steps to get to it. Not for anyone who's out of shape or has difficulty with stairs.
Not Specified
United Kingdom, Sep 2005
We were very happy with all aspects of our short stay, only two small concerns:- we were given a free local road map on arrival which would have more benificial if available on line & or before arrival,finally upon settling up I had to phone my uk bank for authorisation which took over 1/2 hour when time was very short, due to the hotels insistance that this was neccessary,unlike most other transactions when a retry or a seperate call is made by the seller for authorisation.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Sep 2005
This was our first visit to Positano. I read reviews for several 3-star hotels and chose Conca D'Oro based on its location, excellent website, and reviews from previous guests. My husband and I were not disappointed. We came by train and city bus, then walked down the hill to the hotel. As stated on the website, the attendant at Milano Parking called for a porter who came immediately and took our luggae up the 100 stairs! The stairs were steep and left us breathless, but so did the phenomenal view! True, the stairs are not for the faint of heart. But we loved the workout. Also, it would be difficult for families with small children or infants in strollers. We chose a junior room, and it was small - but the view of the sea was all we needed. Although the room was tiny, it was beautifully done - tiles and other detail work were lovely. The bathroom included an inclosed stand-up shower, and coming from France where these were few and far between, we were thrilled. All rooms at Conca D'Oro have spectacular sea views. The price did not include airconditioning or TV, but we didn't need either. A wonderful buffet breakfast was included, however, and just coming from France where breakfasts were 12 Euros/per person, this was a deal! One of the reviews warned us not to eat dinner at the hotel, but we did the first night and were pleasantly surprised. The view of course was exquisite, but the food was also very good. We dined at a trattoria in town the next night and found the prices comparable to Conca D'Oro - but the trattoria didn't compare in terms of quality of food or atmosphere. For our 3rd night, we returned to the lovely diningroom at the hotel - this time indulging in their tasty dessert menu and a delicious glass of the famous Limoncello. The staff was very friendly and helpful, arranging for us a fantastic tour of Pompei and a reasonably priced cab ride to the train station in Sorrento on the morning of our departure. If we ever return to Positan
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Sep 2005
We had an excellent stay at this hotel. The stairs were initially a challenge but by the end of three days, we were used to the climbing. The hotel staff was excellent and gracious at all times. We stayed there for our 20th anniversary and the hotel correctly, at my request, placed a bottle of champagne in the room… a nice touch. I would highly recommend the hotel to others. The ONLY caution is that the driving instructions are challenging. I initially passed the parking lot and had to ask for assistance due to the one-way street.
Not Specified
USA, Sep 2005
Breath taking view. Staff was very courteous & helpful. This hotel is a bit off the main strip. No worries, a bus stop is only 25 steps away.
Group of friends
USA, Sep 2005
we absolutely loved the hotel. we originally planned on staying only 2 nites, but stayed for 5. i knew ahead of time about the 'imposing' steps that lead to the hotel - 106 to be exact. i read it on this website. i was glad they were there. after all the food and drink, it was a guaranteed sweat. the hotel staff was remarkable. we loved everyone. so nice, such hard working people. the views are unparallelled. our terrace was divine. the solarium was the best. we never dined at the hotel. too many placed to choose from. the rooms were impeccable and the beds were just fine. would go back in a heartbeat. mpls. mn
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Aug 2005
Hotel and staff are wonderful. The room was the largest we stayed in in all of Europe. Dinner in the restraunt was great. Found the best bottle of dry red wine there. Revelo something.... Be warned, the 100+ steps up the stairs is quite a walk!!!! but worth every step. Getting off the bus from Sorrento, the public bus is in front of a tobacco shop, across the street, then a short ride to the Hotel.
Heterosexual Couple
Canada, Jul 2005
We stayed in Positano for three nights. Our room was spacious and clean. The view from the balcony was out of this world. Some of our favourite pictures of Positano were taken right from the room balcony and the hotel's dining terrace. The steps up to the hotel were a bit of a pain (especially in mid-July). Positano is built on a cliff so we're pretty sure that climbing steps would be a reality no matter what! Would recommend the Conca D'Oro to anyone visiting Positano. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Jul 2005
All was great except the following. The details for the hotel state- Air conditioning but fail to mention you have to pay and additional 10.00 Euro's per day for it. Also, the hotel charged me $1.50 Euro for a map they gave me at check-in.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Jul 2005
Overall an excellent hotel. Two concerns that potential visitors need to know. 1) Over 100 steps up to hotel from street, no easy access for handicap or medically ill. 2) Pool is essentially a roof top hot tub, adequate for cooling down, not for swimming.
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, Jun 2005
Very nice hotel, the steps are a pain though and it is a little far from the beach area but i thought the price reflected this. Staff were great. I would stay there again.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Jul 2005
The hotel had a wonderful view of the ocean. Just fabulous! The employees were top rate in customer service and helped us with activities to explore, history of the area, etc. The restaurant was excellent for both breakfast and dinner with a view that was just incredible! Be ready for the steps to the hotel and the beach. The hotel gives you a pass to the beach but you will still have to pay about 7,00Euro per person. The beach was not the highlight of the visit, but worth an afternoon.
Heterosexual Couple
Australia, May 2005
Like most hotels in the area, this one is hard to find but there are signs on the road leading into town. Once you reach the grotto on the right, take the path that leads up several steps. The bus from Sorrento drops you off at the top so you need to catch a local bus into town or walk. It's about a leisurely 20 minutes stroll downhill with great photo opportunities on the way. Watch out for the traffic as the roads are incredibly narrow. we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. The view is quite good, but is even better from the breakfast area. Room was very clean and well fitted out. Can't comment on the service as we did not utilise it very much. Breakfast was typical European with a good selection. Coffee was just ok. For a dining experience to remember, ask the desk to book a table at La Tagliata. They are at the top of the hill and will send a vehicle to pick you up and drop you off again. Meals are very good quality and reasonably priced. Bring an appetite.
Heterosexual Couple
Italy, Jun 2005
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Not Specified
USA, Jun 2005
Conca D'Oro is a terrific little hotel and very deserving of all the praise it has received from others who have stayed there. It was the former customer responses on Venere that led to our choice. The owners and hotel staff make you feel welcome from the minute you walk in and throughout your stay. They are extremely friendly and accomodating to any request. My wife and I stayed six days in a suite and our two college age daughters stayed in a superior room next door. The rooms were immaculate and were maintained daily in the same condition. The rooms were fair sized for a European hotel, while the terraces were outstandingly huge for both rooms, particularly the suite that we had. The views were wonderful from both rooms and overlooked all of Positano and the sea. The location away from the only street in Positano is well worth the 106 step climb to the lobby. The hotel is totally isolated from the noise of the town, where nearly all the other hotels in central Positano are located along the street and their smallish balconies often overhang the street. We stayed six nights and came to know most of the staff on a first name basis. We would recommend this hotel to anyone of our friends. The hotel is definitely on the top end of three star properties and would have a four star rating if it had a few more facilities. The hotel restaurant is quite good as well and service is even better. We had two dinners there and a simple breakfast each day. (A little advice: The walk up 106 steps is really not very difficult, except if you try to carry up heavy luggage. However the hotel staff will do this for you, if you walk up first and let them know that you've arrived.) Dr Bruce and Patricia Barman
Heterosexual Couple
USA, May 2005
We loved Positano and the view from our hotel room was beautiful. In comparison to places we stayed in the rest of Italy that had larger rooms, better breakfasts, and a warmer staff we felt Conca D'Oro was overpriced. But the breathtaking view and location of the hotel is hard to beat.
Heterosexual Couple
Canada, Jun 2005
Stayed here for 2 days at the end of May. We had a "junior" room where you have to pay extra for air conditioning and TV. I have no idea why they even have this price difference. We actually didn't know about the extra charge until the second day when the housekeeper left a piece of paper on our dresser indicating that air conditioning was and extra 10 Euros and TV was 5 Euros. One of the awesome things about this hotel is the view. It is amazing. They also have a terrace on the 4th floor where you can lay out on loungers or just sit around at patio tables. In terms of the room, it was a fair size and was very clean. The only problem with our room was that it was directly above the kitchen and was VERY noisy. I really liked the breakfast...cappucino and chocolate croissants (the 2 things that I LOVE!). We had dinner at the hotel but it wasn't that great. There are many other restaurants in Positano and we much rather enjoyed our dinner at one of the restaurants just down the street from our hotel (I think it was called Seracena D'oro or something like that. They have a terrace and also tables on the opposite side of the street. They don't take credit cards and the owner actually said to us that if we didn't have cash that it was no problem, that we could just pay the next day. Wow!!! Very trusting!!)
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, May 2005
We were in Positano for our sons wedding and decided to treat ourselves to a suite. The room was excellent with a large terrace overlooking Positano. The view was spectacular! We couldn't fault the staff at all. They were all extremely helpful and friendly. The hotel is quite high up with lots of steps but well worth the effort.
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, May 2005
We only stayed for 1 night while travelling around the coast and I wish I could have stayed longer. The sun terrace and jaquzzi pool were a very welcome surprise. (Breakfast excellent as well) The parking was expensive at 20 euros but it was safe. The room was very pleasant and a fantastic view. I would definately go again.
Heterosexual Couple
Germany, Mar 2005
Wonderful stay. Friendly people. Always again.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Nov 2004
Positano was not what we had expected - walking up 80 steps to the hotel since there is no street that runs by it - but the hotel was very nice. The rooms were large with beautiful tiled floors and bathroom. The view of the coast was breathtaking. The staff was very helpful considering we were there off-season and not many restaurants were open. They called a free shuttle to take us to nice "local" restaurant at the top of the mountain.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Oct 2004
We celebrated our 5th anniversary at La Conca D'Oro and had a magical time in the enchanting location. Yes, the 105 steps to the hotel were challenging but well worth the effort.
Heterosexual Couple
Germany, Oct 2004
This place is georgeous !! :-) We spent there just one night after beeing disapointed by another hotel on CAPRI and this turned around our opinion on Italien Hotels totally. The room has (I guess all room have) a spectacualar view on the bay of Positano - seeing this before going to bed and directly after waking up will be on of the best impressions we take back from our tour. However, prices in this place are always high - but this place is worth the price. Parking is an issue in this place - but there is a chance of parking the car outside on the mainstreet after droping the luggage in the hotel.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Oct 2004
Great value for the money. A little hard to find, but the bus driver was helpful, and someone from the hotel met us and carried our bags up the steps to the hotel. There were a lot of steps but that's part of the charm of Positano. Wonderful view from our spacious patio. Clean and welcoming, helpful staff, good breakfast. Would definitely return.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Oct 2004
The hotel room with a balcony was fabulous. Stunning views. Spotless. Beautiful tiles everywhere. Could sleep with the balcony doors wide open. Good directions to the parking lot, however we had luck finding our own free parking (in Italy, the smaller your car, the better!), but had to walk 10 minutes or so. Great restaurants nearby (hotel restaurant was o.k., but not as charming as the street-side or seaside ones). Good breakfast, though. Be sure to make your way down to the closest private beach area (lots of steps, not for the faint of heart). Also, don't miss the town of Ravello, it has the most beautiful views (and a wonderful shop that sells cameos at a great price). Note that any "extra" hotel charges/services will require a cash payment upon checkout (we tried to get rid of our Euros that day, and were caught off guard). If you are driving down from A1, approach Positano from the Naples/west side (in other words, don't go all the way to Salerno (we misunderstood the directions and it took quite a while to get there). It looks like a short distance on the map, but the roads are switchback and very tight.
Group of friends
USA, Oct 2004
Our group of 5 couples loved our stay here - especially the view from our rooms and the wonderful service from the staff. The location is great although there are 106 steps up to the hotel. Staff carried our luggage and parked our cars (extra parking charge).
Heterosexual Couple
France, Oct 2004
The "Canca d'Oro" is an excellent hotel, very clean and well-managed. The staff is most helpful and efficient, especially to organise tours and help you with your luggage from and to the car-park. The hotel is not easy to find:it's located on the way down (one-way traffic)just after the Milano car-park (on the left, where you should leave your car)and the Posa-Posa hotel (on the right); take the lane ahead off the main road at the next sharp bend turning left, next to a grotto built in the rocks, and climb the 100-odd stairs...A good map or indications on the internet site would be useful. last tip: to avoid the 3 bedrooms located over the kitchen on the 3rd floor.
Heterosexual Couple
Finland, Oct 2004
Great place - we will get back to Positano some day...
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, Sep 2004
We stayed in The Conca D'Oro hotel for our honeymoon. The people at the hotel were welcoming and friendly. Our room was very clean and of a good size. The air conditioning worked, however we kept the balcony doors open as the view from our balcony was amazing, and it was quiet at night. The centre of Positano is lively at night and could get a bit noisy. The hotel is located away from the centre of Positano, and has quite a few steps to get up to it; however I think it was worth the walk. If you are traveling independently, it is worth making arrangements to have a porter waiting for you to help you bring the luggage to the hotel. Also if you intend catching a bus from Sorrento, be careful on Sundays when there has been heavy rain. We found that the busses had been cancelled due a landslide, and only cars and taxis were given access. We had to spend €150 to catch a taxi from Sorrento to Positano; we should have negotiated the price!! However we still had a good time and Positano is beautiful.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Sep 2004
The locationa of the property was great. The viw spectacular. We were in walking distance to everything and good places to dine were close by. If we find ourselves traviling to that part of Italy I would stay here again. The drawback was the 100+ steps up the hotel but we enjoy the exercise so it din't bother us. We traveled with my mother who struggled a bit because of a bad knee but she made it up and down a few times a day and managed to wak to the center of town and back up the hill to the hotel. It was great. Thank you for a memorable trip to the coast of Italy. Cafe Positano was a great place for dinner the food and service was very good.
Not Specified
USA, Sep 2004
We loved the hotel. My only reservation was the number of steps to get there.Not a problem for me and my husband but would be for someone with disabilities
Not Specified
United Kingdom, Sep 2004
Hotel has a great view overlooking the coast. Very nice rooms. The hotel is a little way up the hill from the town centre but not so far that you can't walk it within 20 minutes. Hotel is up lots of stairs but a porter took all of our luggage in.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Sep 2004
Beautiful view; welcoming staff; we enjoyed our stay very much.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Sep 2004
In July, I was planning a trip to Positano for 1st week of September '04, had trouble finding rooms available for 7 nights(with the qualification they must have a sea view and a private balcony/terrace) in some of the hotels. Booked with Conca D'Oro through Venere. Had a 4th floor suite w/terrace w/table & two chairs and two deck chairs plus an in room jacuzzi tub. Nice room with comfy bed, sofa and decent size bathroom (need more lights in the bathroom). Very pleasant stay overall. 1st day I thought it was a bit out of the way from the main beach area "Spiaggi Grande". It's about a 15 minute walk to Spiaggi Grande, I suppose you could use the Positano internal bus, but we never did. It's a very easy walk to Spiaggi Fornillo (Fornillo Beach), by the Via Fornillo which is pretty much a staircase straight down to the beach, we used that to get to the beach, but only once did we use it to get back to the hotel, it was a very steep rise over a very short horizontal distance that was a tough walk, so we'd go down to the beach on Via Fornillo, but walk back to the hotel on Via Pasieta. Given the quality and quantity of the food we ate, it turns out it was nice to have a good walk to/from the hotel to the beach and to dinner. Fabulous view over the center of Positano, Spiaggi Grande and over to Praino. Arianna at the front desk arranged a rental of a scooter for us and had it dropped at the bottom of the stairs, also arranged a car to pick us up at Capodochino Airport and a porter to take our bags to the main dock in Positano and reservations for our ferry to Capri. Basic breakfast of various cereals, meats, croissants, and juices was included. Would definately reccomend and stay again.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Sep 2004
We were very pleased with the room, the service and overall the peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. We would recommend that anyone traveling to Positano consider a few nights at Conca D'Oro.
Heterosexual Couple
Canada, Jul 2004
Well located in Positano, it offers a nice hotel where the service and the food are excellent. We enjoy very much our stay at the Conca d'oro. The view from the terrace, and from each room, was superb.
Not Specified
Ireland, Jul 2004
The hotel was situated in a scenic setting. The only problem was that it had at least 50 steps leading up to it, an elderly person would not be able for it. The beach was a good distance away with a lot of steps. There was no swimming pool or solarium so you had to go to beach.
Group of friends
USA, Jul 2004
Internet vs actual hotel Excellent was very pleased with everything the hotel had to offer!!!
Gay Couple
Ireland, Jul 2004
This hotel would get a great review except for one thing- the prices on the website are misleading. Our room rate was €166 a night, but we discovered once checked-in that it was an extra €10 daily to "activate" the air-con in the room!! And, wait for it, €5 extra daily to use the T.V! The hotel claimed that this was because we had booked a "standard double", but their website states clearly (and slyly) that "all rooms are air-conditioned." We even had to pay extra for more towels for the beach. This seems to be the norm in Positano and Sorrento in high season - ridiculous and unjustiable surchages. Granted, staff very nice, rooms clean with FANTASTIC views, but being ripped-off for basics services at these prices is very disappointing.
Not Specified
United Kingdom, Jul 2004
The rooms and hotel were beautiful(especially the view) and the staff generally friendly. Highly recommended.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Jun 2004
Alot of stes to walk to get to the Hotel. The hotel was clean and food in the restaurant were terrific. The service was good. Would stay again.
Not Specified
Netherlands, Jun 2004
Excellent hotel. Very quiet surroundings, but noise from neighbouring rooms is sometimes audible. The double "junior" room is a bit smallish, but this is not a problem as every room has its own seaside terrace.
Heterosexual Couple
Australia, May 2004
The view is spectacular. The trick is to arrive by bus not by boat. Otherwise, a fair few staircase will have to be climbed. However, on the bright side, the boat ride from Sorrento was pretty good too..
Single leisure traveller
USA, May 2004
We enjoyed our stay mostly because of the great views and the marvel of Positano. At first we thought it was a bit far from the center but we learned to appreciate that as an advantage...We disliked the fact that there was an additional charge for TV and AC - for the price payed for the room we assumed such services to be included. Overall, it is a nice little hotel and we would return again anytime!
Not Specified
Canada, Apr 2004
Excellent hotel to stay at in Positano. Defintely provides great value for the price! Great location and superb view of the sea and coast from the rooms' patios and from the restaurant. Excellent food at the hotel restaurant and very friendly staff in the restaurant. Reasonably sized rooms and reasonably welcoming hotel staff at the reception (not as polished as other hotels in the area, but still quite acceptable). Would definitely return the next time I visit the Amalfi coast.
Family Group
USA, Apr 2004
We were very pleased with Conca D'Oro. It was a surprising 3 star Italian hotel. We would recommend it and would return ourselves!
Not Specified
New Zealand, Oct 2003
Two points - 21E a day extra for parking was not mentioned and location instructions could have been better e.g. "if arriving by car, parking is available at 21E a day at Parking Milano. They will advise you of the paths/steps up to the Hotel". The hotel address is actually a path, not on the street.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Sep 2003
An excellent hotel. Everything from the facility to the staff was perfect! We can't wait to return. Thanks!
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, Sep 2003
ALthough the hotel looked a little dated from the lobby & wasn't easy to find, once we were in our room, we were speechless. The view was, we think unbeatable. Spend the extra and get a superior room as the balcony makes it worthwhile. Breakfast on our balcony was superb. Yes there are a lot of steps to the hotel. If you don't like steps, don't go to Positano. The higher up, the better the view! You can go 90% of the way walking up the road, which isn't that steep anyway. If you arrive by your own car, keep an eye out for the carpark that the hotel shares (21EU a day though)! We'll be back & recommending the resort and the hotel with the friendliest and most helpful staff in the world!
Not Specified
USA, May 2003
Beautiful hotel, good services.
Not Specified
USA, May 2003
we stayed at 8 different hotels in italy and this was by far the best. in terms of service, quality and asthetics of the room. we stayed in a delux double that had a big deck, the view was amazing. the hotel is located about 2/3 the way up from the beach, so it was high enough to have an incredible view. but this was also it's worst part, it was quite a long walk to the beach, a very rigourous 20 min walk. if you have problems walking up and down stairs, this is not the place for you. the rooms were almost brand new, which is very unusual in italy. the attention to detail and quality were exellent in this price range, we payed about 166 euro for our room. the breakfast was pretty good and the veiw from the restaurant was amazing. i don't recommend having dinner there, however. we were in positano for a friends wedding, they were staying in the hotel with us, and the staff was extremely helpful with some of the last minute details. overall, a very exeptional hotel.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Oct 2002
we really enjoyed our stay and felt that the accomodations were lovely. our only 2 concerns were that the place was very difficult to find - we had a car and parking was less than desirable - and that there was hardly ever any toliet paper in the bathroom. you also might want to inform visitors of the number of steps one needs to climb to get to the hotel. not everyone would be able to climb all those steps
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Sep 2002
The hotel is small and family owned/operated. The service is exellent and the hotel staff is very happy to help you with tours and other services. The food is very well prepared and reflects the typical foods of the area. The view from the rooms and the restaurant is spectacular. We were late in arriving on the day of check-in, however, the kitchen kept our dinners waiting and the hotel staff was very understanding and helpful. Our waiter, Tony, "bent over backwards" to serve us during our stay he even brought my wife fresh figs from his garden. The owners daughter (Alexandra?)is a perfect hostess and helped us with tours and day excursions (she has all the right contacts) The only thing that was surprising was the amount of steps from the street to the hotel. The website of the hotel should be uppdated with the information regarding the 107 steps from the street to the hotel. The steps can be a problem if you have limited mobility. The view is worth the climb.
Group of friends
USA, May 2002
Spectacular view, high enough for great view of ocean. Access to main town of Positano further than expected, easy to confuse hotel entrance as sign is confusing. Bellmen exceptional in carrying luggage over incredible flight of stairs. WHAT A VIEW!!
How to reach Hotel Conca d'Oro
By car
From the A3 Napoli-Salerno highway take the exit Castellammare (after Pompei), proceed to Sorrento-Positano on the SS 145 Street to Meta di Sorrento and then drive along the SS 163 to Positano. Once in Positano follow the one way street to the centre. After approx. 700 metres/765 yards you will see on the left the Fratelli Milano Parking (subject to charges).
By train
From Napoli Centrale railway station take a Circumvesuviana train to Sorrento. From Sorrento take the Sita bus to Positano Chiesa Nuova and then the Interno Positano bus to the hotel.
By airplane
From Napoli Capodichino airport take a taxi or a bus to Napoli Centrale railway station and then follow the aforementioned indications.
Transport Services Hotel Conca d'Oro
- Guarded car park
- Rent a car in the hotel
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Shuttle service from and/or to the railway station
The hotel has a private car parking, subject to charge.
A shuttle service from and to the airport Capodichino is available on request and subject to charges.
The Hotel
exterior
exterior
exterior
exterior
view
reception
Rooms at Conca d'Oro
suite
suite
superior double room
superior double room
superior double room
superior double room
double room junior
Hotel Facilities
bar
bar
hydromassage jacuzzi
hydromassage jacuzzi
restaurant buffet
terrace
terrace
restaurant terrace
restaurant terrace
Hotel Guest Pictures
Terrace
Terrace
Terrace
This was our view every morning
Hotel Policies
METHODS OF PAYMENT
Venere.com does not debit your credit card for your reservations. You will be asked to insert your credit card details which will be sent to the property only as a guarantee of the reservation. The bill will then have to be settled directly at the hotel. In case your chosen hotel needs a deposit, this information will be included in the "Cancellation policy" section and the deposit will have to be settled directly with the pre-selected property. It is not possible to cancel your reservation if you selected and booked a room indicated as "PREPAID/NOT REFUNDABLE". In this case, the total amount of your stay will be charged to your credit card by the hotel at the time of booking.
CHECK-IN & CHECK-OUT
Check-in: the rooms are available at any time after 2 p.m.
Check-out: it is necessary to leave the rooms not later than 11 a.m.
INCLUDED/NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
Parking is not included in the price and costs €20,00 a night.
Shuttle service from and to the airport Capodichino is not included; prices on request.
Air conditioning in Junior rooms is not included in the price and costs €10,00 per night.
Beach towels are not included and cost €2,50.
Breakfast is included in the price.
CANCELLATION POLICY
For these special offer rates the hotel require the prepayment (non
refundable rates).
Per queste offerte speciali è richiesto il prepagamento(e non è
rimborsabile)
You may cancel your reservation without penalty up until 15 days before your arrival date, by accessing the Your Reservations page. It is not possible to cancel your reservation if you selected and booked a room indicated as "PREPAID/NOT REFUNDABLE".
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