Previous reviews had been accurate. This hotel was exactly what we love; not fancy, exceptionally relaxed, superb hosts, easy access, fair price, and a view beyond expectations. Praiano is on the Amalfi Coast and access is not the easiest. We travelled with a seasoned 6 year old traveller and did find it a bit more difficult than we had expected.... More

I'm very late in writing this review. My wife, 2 kids and I visited in April 2011 and had a great stay at the Hotel Le Sirene. We came down from Rome on the train first to Naples, then to Pompei, and then to Sorrento. In Sorrento, we caught the bus and rode for about 1.5 hours until Praiano. We... More

Everything and more than you could dream of. Everyone was so nice there. While there were a "few" steps to climb, the room was immaculate and the view spectacular. We hated to leave and dream of returning. We had a really rainy day but it did not take away from our enjoyment. Close enough to Positano, Amalfi and Ravello -... More

We spent 7 nights here in early September and had a wonderful holiday. The views from our room and the breakfast terrace were stunning - the sunsets over the Amalfi coast were worth being there for, the position between Positano and Amalfi was perfect. Maria and Giancarmine were wonderful, friendly hosts who were very happy to spend time talking to... More

We spend 3 wonderful days relaxing in this nice hotel at Praiano, which is a lot calmer than its neighbours positano and amalfi Rooms have a great view of the whole bay, very relaxing , just as the hosts, a warm and enchanting italian family More

If your heading to the Amalfi Coast there are two things to do. One is to stay at Praiano where the friendly locals coexist with travelers wanting something more than the bustle and tiz of places like Positano. The second is to stay at the wonderfully peaceful Le Sirene. Maria and her husband Giancarmine run a beautiful hotel below the... More

My husband and I just returned from a wonderful 5 days at Le Sirene. Firstly, we found the location in Praiano ideal, since it is roughly halfway between busy Positano and Amalfi, but much quieter. It is also close to the bus stop and a nice little supermarket. One does have to climb a few stairs to get there, but... More

Wonderful views and very gracious hosts. Praiano is a small village so I recommend it if you plan to "stay put" for a couple of days prior to or after seeing the Amalfi sights. To get to Le Sirene there is one way up and one way down (over numerous steps) but it's worth the journey. The host arranged a... More

My husband and I stayed at Le Sirene for 6 nights in early Sept '10. We were looking for R & R on the AC and got it. Le Sirene was budget-friendly at 100EUR per night for the most amazing view ever, a very clean room, very gracious hosts and a great little town, within easy distance of the livelier... More