This hotel stands up to its reputation and then some!! This was our first visit to Il San Pietro and won’t be the last. From the moment we walked in, to the moment we left, we were treated with sincere kindness, and felt like we were family. Everyone on the staff was simply amazing. The hotel is probably one of the most beautiful places we’ve ever stayed, with amazing views and gorgeous interiors. This is a must if you are visiting Positano!! Love, love, LOVE it there and can’t wait to go back!

Il San Pietro is deserving of our first TripAdvisor review !

My wife and I visited Il San Pietro on our honeymoon 1 1 years ago and have continued coming back. Perhaps the best hotel in the world, Il San Pietro is easy to fall in love with. The gardens are impeccably manicured, the panoramic views of the sea are endless, rooms are elegant and always clean, the food is delicious and cooked using ingredients grown on property, there is a tennis court alongside the sea !, and, most importantly, the staff is genuinely dedicated to the hotel and their guests (most have been there for years on end) and if you are as lucky as us…they will soon become extended family (shout out to Massimo Porzio and Andrea Zana). In fact, most days, we don’t step foot off property - everything you need is there. This is truly a special place !

Il San Pietro and their wonderful team, once again, amazed us. Il San Pietro, we love you, and are counting down the days until summer 2025 !

My wife & I have been to ISP 7 times, and it is the trip we look forward to every year. I recently joined a conversation where people asked what their favorite hotel in the world was, and for me that answer was simple: ISP. Why?

First and foremost, the people. There are many beautiful hotels in the world, but very few where you feel like you are part of an extended family. The hotel has done an amazing job retaining its staff, and it shows.

The "beach". There are various beach clubs along the Amalfi Coast, but they are crowded, and you don't really get to relax and take in the beauty of the surroundings. The beach is built into a rock, and you have a front row seat to the sea, with easy access to jump in and swim. And the beach staff (grazie Sabatino and Carlo -- we will miss you next year) is amazing.

The tennis court. If you are a tennis player, this is a bucket list place to play. If you need someone to hit with, the pro Giuseppe is a great guy and has become a friend over the years.

The terrace. Hands down the best place to get a drink before dinner. And, if you like olives...

Carlino. I've taken boats to many different lunch spots on the Amalfi Coast, but it's hard to beat the view and the food at Carlino. Grazie Massimo.

Zass. I am not one who seeks out Michelin restaurants, preferring the casual trattoria. But, while Zass has its Michelin credentials, they also prepare some of the best simple pastas and grilled fish -- and the setting and service are amazing. And if you like wine... Grazie Salvatore.

Location. Close to Positano but not in Positano. And, with its own dock, you can take water taxis to restaurants all along the coast without ever having to get in a car. For me, the unique aspect of traveling to the Amalfi Coast is that you can travel by boat, and ISP lets you take advantage of that.

I'm sure I've left out some people (sorry), but from concierge (Paola) to reception (Lorenzo) to housekeeping, everyone greets you with a truly sincere "buon giorno". The beach is so great that I don't spend a lot of time at the pool, but the pool is run by Pasquale and if you get a chance to spend time with him, his smile is infectious.

And a special grazie to Andrea, the manager of the hotel, whose graciousness makes you feel at home.