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Le Sirenuse Spa, Positano

  • Price€90-200 per treatment
  • AmbienceRefined, design-led, cliff-view intimacy

Le Sirenuse Spa sits within the legendary Le Sirenuse, a former summer residence of the Marchesi Sersale family turned celebrated five-star hotel in the heart of Positano, the vertiginous cliff-side village on Campania's Amalfi Coast. True to the hotel's intimate character, the spa is small and refined rather than sprawling—a discreet wellness space whose signature treatment room opens onto views across Positano's pastel houses and the Tyrrhenian Sea below.

An intimate luxury spa at the legendary Le Sirenuse hotel using Omorovicza products. The signature treatment room overlooks the Amalfi Coast, providing a uniquely scenic backdrop to traditional massage and body treatments.

Le Sirenuse Spa sits within the legendary Le Sirenuse, a former summer residence of the Marchesi Sersale family turned celebrated five-star hotel in the heart of Positano, the vertiginous cliff-side village on Campania's Amalfi Coast. True to the hotel's intimate character, the spa is small and refined rather than sprawling—a discreet wellness space whose signature treatment room opens onto views across Positano's pastel houses and the Tyrrhenian Sea below. The spa works with the Hungarian skincare house Omorovicza, whose products are built around mineral-rich thermal water, and the menu pairs these with classic spa therapy: facials, deep-tissue and relaxing massage, body scrubs and tailored treatments designed around the brand's healing-water rituals. Therapists deliver a personalised menu in a calm, design-led setting that reflects the hotel's reputation as one of the most storied addresses on the coast. Because the spa is compact and demand high, appointments are essential and best made in advance, especially through the peak summer months when the hotel runs at capacity; treatments fall in the luxury range, typically €90-200 each. Guests staying at Le Sirenuse also have the run of the hotel's pool, terraces and acclaimed dining, making a spa treatment one element of a wider stay rather than a standalone day-spa visit. The hotel operates seasonally, generally from spring to late autumn, in line with Positano's tourist calendar. For visitors, the draw of Le Sirenuse's spa is the combination of a polished, mineral-water-based treatment menu with one of the most photographed views in Italy—the treatment room and terraces looking straight down the cliff to the sea—set in a village where the steep, narrow lanes leave little room for the larger thermal complexes found elsewhere in Campania.

Treatments

  • Omorovicza signature facial
  • Deep-tissue massage
  • Relaxing aromatherapy massage
  • Body scrub
  • Healing-water body ritual

Good to know

Signature
Deep tissue massage with Amalfi Coast sea views

Highlights

  • Intimate spa inside the legendary Le Sirenuse hotel in the heart of Positano
  • Treatments using the mineral-water-based Omorovicza skincare range
  • Signature treatment room with views across Positano and the Tyrrhenian Sea
  • Facials, deep-tissue massage and body scrubs in a design-led setting
  • Part of a five-star hotel with pool, terraces and acclaimed dining

Tips for visiting

  • Book treatments in advance; the spa is small and busy throughout the summer
  • Budget roughly €90-200 per treatment
  • Ask for the view treatment room when booking for the signature coastal outlook
  • Combine a treatment with the hotel pool and terraces for a relaxed afternoon
  • Visit in spring or autumn for warm weather and a less crowded Positano

Frequently asked questions

Can non-guests use Le Sirenuse Spa?

The spa chiefly serves hotel guests, though treatments may be offered to outside visitors by prior arrangement and subject to availability. Advance booking is essential given the spa's small size.

What products does the spa use?

The spa works with the Hungarian house Omorovicza, whose products are based on mineral-rich thermal water, across facials, massage and body treatments.

How much do treatments cost?

Treatments typically range from about €90 to €200 each depending on type and duration.

When is the spa open?

It operates seasonally in line with the hotel, generally from spring to late autumn, closing over the winter.