Boutique-style, Family Friendly Hotels for Honeymoon with Swimming Pool in Praiano

Nestled in the heart of Positano, Palazzo Murat offers guests a luxurious and prestigious experience, seamlessly blending privacy, comfort and the hotel's ancient splendor, meticulously preserved by the Attanasio family. The hotel's enchanting botanical gardens, teeming with scented citrus trees, palm trees and centuries-old bougainvillea, serve as its most cherished legacy. Guests can unwind by the pool, savoring a spritz or light meal, while being attended to by the hotel's dedicated staff.
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\nThe secret garden, a lavish oasis established in the 1950s as a vineyard, provides a peaceful haven for visitors. Palazzo Murat also features the exquisite Restaurant \"Al Palazzo,\" tucked away among jasmine, succulent plants and palm trees, offering a serene and unique dining experience. For a more laid-back setting, Bar Le Petit Murat, immersed in greenery, caters to those who appreciate taste and fun. With its remarkable offerings and stunning surroundings, Palazzo Murat serves as the perfect destination to experience the best of Positano.

Hotel Le Agavi is a luxurious family-owned hotel located in the heart of Positano on the Amalfi Coast, offering complete privacy and stunning sea views from each private balcony. Guests can enjoy excellent services and amenities including a fitness area, a spa, three restaurants, a private beach and a pool with a spectacular view of Positano. The hotel also offers massages and a range of natural products in its beauty center. The hotel has a range of services including a water taxi service, private tours and transfers to the main airports, ports and train stations. The hotel's three spacious, fully-equipped meeting rooms are perfect for business meetings with a spectacular view over Positano. Hotel Le Agavi is the perfect place for a wedding and can arrange a private dinner on your terrace with a personal waiter in a fairytale atmosphere.

A former 11th century palace is set on the cliffs beside the Amalfi Coast; it seems to float on a ‘balcony’ just above the Mediterranean Sea.