Stayed at Villa Gabrisa with my wife for one night. It was an outstanding stay! Check-in was super smooth, and the Giada (Jade) at reception was was wonderful to deal with: friendly, welcoming and helpful. She is a wealth of information on Positano, suggesting dining options, etc. She is certainly a great asset for the hotel, and she made our stay that much more memorable. We gladly accepted our welcome beverage and she showed us to our room. The hotel itself is a small, intimate property with less than 10 rooms/suites (I believe). We booked the "Honeymoon Suite, 1 King Bed, Sea View" suite, and it was absolutely amazing. The suite was very spacious, had a separate bath and a double shower, and had a terrace with a breathtaking view. I'll repeat it: the view was breathtaking! The restaurant was closed for the low season, so we unfortunately didn't get a change to eat dinner at the restaurant -- that will have to be for our next visit! We did however enjoy the complementary breakfast the next morning, which consisted of a selection of coffee/tea, juice, eggs, bacon cold cuts, cheeses, bread, croissants, fruits, and other items, all of which you select the night before, along with what time you would like to eat. I would point out that the bar at the hotel was closed from around 4pm to 8pm, so we couldn't have a cocktail prior to going...Stayed at Villa Gabrisa with my wife for one night. It was an outstanding stay!

Check-in was super smooth, and the Giada (Jade) at reception was was wonderful to deal with: friendly, welcoming and helpful. She is a wealth of information on Positano, suggesting dining options, etc. She is certainly a great asset for the hotel, and she made our stay that much more memorable. We gladly accepted our welcome beverage and she showed us to our room.

The hotel itself is a small, intimate property with less than 10 rooms/suites (I believe). We booked the "Honeymoon Suite, 1 King Bed, Sea View" suite, and it was absolutely amazing. The suite was very spacious, had a separate bath and a double shower, and had a terrace with a breathtaking view. I'll repeat it: the view was breathtaking!

The restaurant was closed for the low season, so we unfortunately didn't get a change to eat dinner at the restaurant -- that will have to be for our next visit! We did however enjoy the complementary breakfast the next morning, which consisted of a selection of coffee/tea, juice, eggs, bacon cold cuts, cheeses, bread, croissants, fruits, and other items, all of which you select the night before, along with what time you would like to eat.

I would point out that the bar at the hotel was closed from around 4pm to 8pm, so we couldn't have a cocktail prior to going to into the town, though Jade was quick to offer to serve us a beer or some wine if we wanted.

Valet parking was offered, but we managed to snag a paid spot just outside of the hotel.

Check out was as smooth as check-in. We sadly bid adieu to Jade, but are looking forward to our next visit at Villa Gabrisa!More