Casa Angelina

“Another phenomenal Angelina stay!”

We had yet another wonderful stay at Casa Angelina and it remains our favorite hotel in the world. It was our third time coming back after we fell in love with the place a few years ago. Thank you for the room upgrade for our 15th anniversary! Everything was fabulous: breakfast, cleanliness, pool,… more

We had yet another wonderful stay at Casa Angelina and it remains our favorite hotel in the world. It was our third time coming back after we fell in love with the place a few years ago. Thank you for the room upgrade for our 15th anniversary! Everything was fabulous: breakfast, cleanliness, pool, Seascape staff and food, room was immaculate. We wouldn’t change a thing. Many thanks to the whole staff for a special stay and a particular extra thank you to so many who spent time chatting with us and made our stay exquisite, specifically Domenico, Francesca, Angela, John Mario, Daniel, and Claudia. Grazie Mille! This hotel is a special place and we prefer it far more than the comparably (or even higher) priced Positano hotels. We will be back!

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“Book now and book often”

From the minute you arrive, you know your on vacation. The staff is extremely attentive and friendly helping or guiding you to a wonderful experience. The resort is beautiful. Rooms are clean and very nice. Ours had a wonderful balcony. The resort has many balconies all over the property. The exper… more

From the minute you arrive, you know your on vacation. The staff is extremely attentive and friendly helping or guiding you to a wonderful experience. The resort is beautiful. Rooms are clean and very nice. Ours had a wonderful balcony. The resort has many balconies all over the property. The experience is second to none. We travel to many luxury hotels all over the world. This resort is in a class of its own.

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“World Class Casa”

Our family arrived at Casa Angelina after traveling a week in the Dolomites and Venice. During our travels we stayed at two other 5 star hotel properties, both which exceeded our expectations. Yet the Casa Angelina property and staff is a level above them all. The “Casa” experience was top shelf: e… more

Our family arrived at Casa Angelina after traveling a week in the Dolomites and Venice. During our travels we stayed at two other 5 star hotel properties, both which exceeded our expectations. Yet the Casa Angelina property and staff is a level above them all. The “Casa” experience was top shelf: exceptionally warm and attentive staff, excellent food, impeccably clean facilities, manicured landscape, all wrapped up in the charm and privacy of the Praiano coastline. We cannot overstate how responsive the concierge staff was to our every request. They made us feel like it was our home away from home. The front office team deserves 5+ stars!!!

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“Amazing, Super Stylish Hotel (Concomitant with the Price)”

We stayed for 3 nights at Casa Angelina during a 2+ month road trip across Italy, Malta, France, and Portugal (@wolfestreettravel on Instagram and wolfestreettravel.com). First, definitely stay in Praiano or another nearby town instead of crowded, tourist-trap Positano - which is more like a budget… more

We stayed for 3 nights at Casa Angelina during a 2+ month road trip across Italy, Malta, France, and Portugal (@wolfestreettravel on Instagram and wolfestreettravel.com). First, definitely stay in Praiano or another nearby town instead of crowded, tourist-trap Positano - which is more like a budget cruise ship tumbling picturesquely down the Amalfi Coastline than it is a charming town you'd want to spend any significant time in. But back to Casa Angelina. We stayed her on recommendations from friends who have been to the Amalfi Coast multiple times, and their recommendation was righ on target. Super chic and stylish. White on white on white everything (with a full-time touch-up painter on staff to keep it that way, we're told), resulting in a stylishly stunning perch above the Tyrhenian Sea. The pool setting - with its views of Positano and lemon tree arbor overhead - is, if anything, even more stunning than in all of the photos. Service was over-the-top spectacular, from our arrival to our departure, their high ratio of staff to guests resulted in amazing service and attentiveness. Breakfast was the best we had during our 2+ month-long trip, and that's saying quite a bit, considering the many 5* hotels we enjoyed. Dinner was absolutely amazing - both the setting and the gastronomy, but we'll post that separately. The only qualifications are in cost and room size: 1. Rooms at Casa Angelina are super expensive; likely? worth it, but really, really expensive. The cost does cover the high ratio of staff to guests and complementary shuttle service (sometimes by Mercedes sedan, sometimes by a van), as well as hotel facilities, amenities, and services one would expect of a 5* hotel. But still; really expensive. 2. Our room - Romantic Sea View - lived up to the view moniker (we woke up each morning to views of Positano and Capri further in the distance), but was really, really tiny. The balcony was equally undersized, with barely room for two chairs. 3. Drinks are super expensive. Our benchmark for cost of living everywhere we visited was the universally (and daily) consumption of Aperol spritzes. The low was 5 euro in Palermo; an average was about 15 - 17 euro, exemplified by really nice waterfront restaurants in Portofino. Casa Angelina's by the pool were head and shoulders more expensive than anywhere else our entire trip at 30 euros a pop. No regrets at all, but the cost of enjoying everything Casa Angelina had to offer was something of which we were continually reminded. Would highly recommend, just bring your wallet!

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