The Hotel
A villa on the cliff, kept in the family
From private villa to eleven rooms
Casa Limone began as a private villa in 1962, built by a Neapolitan family who planted the first terraces of lemon trees on the slope below. Three generations later, in 2004, the family opened eleven rooms to guests, keeping the grove and the name.
Built into the drop
Positano sits where the Lattari Mountains fall straight into the Tyrrhenian Sea. The hotel is built into that drop, a nine-minute walk down from the town center, and a longer one on the way back up. Every room is reached by stairs cut into the rock.
“We never had a plan to grow. We had a grove, and we built a hotel small enough to fit around it.”