
Casa Angelina
Entering the hotel for the first time is like walking into a modern art gallery; the signature white walls and minimalist design serve to bring the sea views into primary focus. The beauty of this hotel lies in the level of care and attention given to its design and service. In the rooms and suites, comfort and calmness are key and only the highest quality linens and chic modern furniture and lighting are used. In this respect, it's the only one of its kind on the coast and, being an adult-only property, it's ideal for a special or romantic getaway.
Rooms
Rooms and suites are bright and full of natural light; the white walls and simple design create a fresh, clean interior with all the comforts and luxuries of a five star hotel. No effort has been spared; rooms are finished with soft linens, fresh flowers, hand-picked pieces of furniture and state-of-the-art technology. The bathrooms are spacious, with separate bathtubs and showers, all filled with L’Occitane beauty products. All rooms have balconies, French windows, or terraces, offering either frontal views of the sea or lateral views of the sea and coast.
Location
Casa Angelina is near the small town of Praiano. Positano is only a ten minute drive away or you can drive to Ravello in approximately 35 minutes. Close to the hotel is La Gavitella Beach Club with direct sea access and reserved sunloungers. You'll need to take the elevator down to sea level and then it’s 200 steps to the club.
Food and Drink
There are two restaurants at Casa Angelina and both serve exceptional dishes made from fresh, home-grown produce. The first, Un Piano Nel Cielo, translates as ‘A Floor in the Sky’ and has a panoramic rooftop terrace with indoor and outdoor seating. Try the breakfast here: it’s one of the best on the coast. For a light lunch, visit Taste, the hotel’s poolside restaurant.
Facilities and Activities
The indoor heated swimming pool is located within the gym and fitness area. Here, you can hire a personal trainer or enjoy a relaxing sauna. An outdoor swimming pool is also available or, if you prefer to swim in the sea, there are reserved sunloungers at La Gavitella Beach club. Alternatively, book the private boat for a tour of the coastline.
Our opinion
We were impressed by Casa Angelina; it's modern and chic while also being warm and welcoming. Designed as a romantic retreat, it's ideal for those who want peace while still being within easy reach of the coast, the nightlife, and the sea.
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Il San Pietro Positano
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Le Sirenuse
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Monastero Santa Rosa
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Palazzo Murat
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Punta Regina
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Villa Cimbrone
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Villa Franca
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Experiences while staying here
The following activities are designed to give you the most authentic experiences of the area where you’re staying. We work with local guides, who use their knowledge and often a resident’s eye to show you the main sights and more out-of-the-way attractions. Our specialists can also suggest outdoor pursuits and activities, such as cooking classes, that will introduce you to the traditions of the area’s inhabitants.

A private guided tour of Pompeii
Enjoy a guided tour of the ancient Roman town of Pompeii, preserved by six meters of volcanic ash after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius back in 79 AD.

Experience a cooking class with a local family
Experience a half day cooking class at a local family home. You will learn the secret recipes of the D’Antonio family, from making homemade pasta to fileting the catch of the day.

When life gives you lemons tour
Discover the role that lemons play in traditional life on the Amalfi Coast with this half-day tour. You’ll take a guided walk through the lemon groves and tour a local limoncello distillery, as well as sitting down to a seaside lunch.