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Palazzo Marzoli Resort

  • 4 stars
  • Via G. Marconi, 334 - Positano
  • 3.5482
Palazzo Marzoli Resort
Palazzo Marzoli Resort
Palazzo Marzoli Resort
Palazzo Marzoli Resort

Private pleasures in Positano

  1. The charm of a 17th century palazzo in Positano
  2. Rooms filled with light - and the colors of the sea
  3. A terrace with Jacuzzi - just for you!

Occupying an elegant 17th century residence, only recently transformed into intimate boutique hotel, the 11 room Palazzo Marzoli Resort, Exclusive Rooms & Suites still looks and feels very much like a much-loved private home - a much-loved private home which boasts some of the most beautiful views in the whole of Positano.

Blue: inside and out

Decorated in delicate shades of blue, Palazzo Marzoli Resort's bedrooms feature floors paved in majolica, magnificent Murano glass chandeliers, unique hand-painted bedsteads and large bathrooms with tub or shower.
All rooms open out onto a sea view terrace or balcony where guests are served the hotel's delicious breakfast each morning.

The most sought-after room in the house? Palazzo Marzoli's suite with private terrace and Jacuzzi looking out over Positano, has "dream honeymoon on the Amalfi Coast" written all over it!

At your service

Baby sitting services, transfers to and from Naples and Rome, a shuttle service to the center of Positano: whatever you need, Palazzo Marzoli's qualified staff will be happy to organize it.
And if all you want to do is relax? Head to the hotel's sun-kissed solarium with Jacuzzi, and immerse yourself in a bathful of bubbles, surrounded by a view of the Amalfi Coast you'll never forget.

Facilities

  • Parking
  • Spa and wellness centre
  • Family rooms
  • WiFi
  • Airport shuttle
  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Bar

Guest reviews

kamelia

Awful for ever , disgusting experience!

1
Sep 12, 2025
Extremely disappointing experience. This hotel feels very cheap and poorly managed. The staff — seemingly family members — do not speak even a single word of English, which makes communication with international guests extremely difficult. For a place that hosts tourists every day, this is simply unacceptable. The property itself is very disorganized. The bathroom and shower were filthy, outdated, and clearly hadn’t been properly cleaned in a long time. In the room, we found coffee mugs that had been broken and glued back together — when we poured coffee, it leaked through the cracks. This is the height of negligence and irresponsibility for a hotel. The bedsheets were old and worn out, and most of the hotel furniture was in very poor condition. Breakfast was basic at best, with very small portions, stingy service (even asking for an extra coffee felt like too much), and hardly any eggs provided. Overall, I would not rate this place even 1 out of 10. Sadly, it was one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve ever had.
andycc3210

Not what it seems

2
Sep 3, 2025
Just note that Positano is expensive -- expect to pay a lot more than any of the other cities around -- Sorrento, Amalfi, etc. Location was higher up the mountain than others so it was bit cheaper. The pictures do not match the property. It's an "ok" property -- everything is very old and the beds are like old bedsprings. I'm picky about bathrooms and shower had mold all around the edges which tells me that they do not "detail" clean. Sheets were very rough and very low thread count. IF you drive, they will charge you $100 euro to park -- if you use them as a taxi, it's $35-40 euro each way... so take the bus or get a taxi... IF you can find one. Stairs are good but be ready because there is a lot. Overall - staff was not very accommodating... somewhat annoyed. I just believe they know they can get away with anything since it's very limited there. My recommendation is to stay in Sorrento and do a day trip here..... just easier getting around. I do not recommend this property at all in my opinion.
eugenianunez

Alejado del centro. Te ofrecen "servicio de remis" y cuando haces el check out, te das cuenta que pagaste 500 dol en remis! En 4

2
Aug 26, 2025
No te entregan factura al check out. Caro. Solo hablan italiano. Conviene alojarse en un hotel mas centrico para evitar en traslados innecesarios
Ian R

Bait-and-Switch

1
Aug 25, 2025
Through Booking.com*, I booked an eight-night stay at Palazzo Marzoli charme Resort located in Positano, Italy, beginning June 17, 2025. When I arrived at the hotel, I was told I could not stay at the hotel, and that they had arranged an "upgrade" at a different hotel. I was confused and tired from travelling, so I accepted. Upon arriving at the alternative "residence hotel," (not a full-service hotel), I was very disappointed. It was a downgrade. I returned to the Palazzo Marzoli hotel late afternoon of the 17th. I asked for a discount. My request was refused. I asked again to stay at the Palazzo Marzoli. I was refused. On the morning of the 18th, I checked out of the hotel. I asked for a refund. My request was refused. I filed a dispute with my credit card company and was granted a full refund. * Although I used Booking.com's website to book the reservation, Booking.com, unknown to me, directed my transaction to a third party. Booking.com was of no help in resolving this matter. At the time of writing this review, I discovered Booking.com did not post this trip for my review. I'll never use them again.

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Via G. Marconi, 334 - Positano

FAQ - Frequently asked questions

How to get to the Amalfi Coast?

Here you'll find all the information you need to get to the Amalfi Coast: How to Get to the Amalfi Coast

Where is the nearest airport?

The airport nearest the Amalfi Coast is Naples Capodichino, about 36 km (22 miles) away.

Should I book a private car transfer to the Amalfi Coast?

Getting to the Amalfi Coast by public transportation requires a number of connections.
A private transfer is easier and faster.
Private Transfers on the Amalfi Coast

From €349.00