A stunning sanctuary surrounded by gardens of fragrant lemon trees and tumbling bougainvillea, this historic Positano hotel built by the King of Naples, is infused with aristocratic opulence, traditional charm, and warm hospitality.
Live like a king in this former palazzo, built for the King of Naples.
Choose a room in the original palazzo for a beguiling mix of historic features updated with modern comforts.
Luxuriate in the glorious gardens and pool, a quiet oasis in which to relax.
Dine in the romantic courtyard setting on fabulous cuisine created from produce grown in the hotel’s gardens.
In a prime location, along Via dei Mulini Positano’s pedestrian only zone, the hotel is equidistant from the beach and road to Almalfi, Ravello and Sorrento. Bult by Napoleon’s brother-in-law, the King of Naples in 1808, Palazzo Murat includes both the original 19th century palazzo and a modern wing which extends into the gardens. The gardens are a feature of the hotel planted with jasmine, olive, and lemon trees, roses, orchids, and a thriving vegetable plot. Full of romance and with sparkling sea views, the gardens are a delightful place to relax away from the crowds.
Adorned with fine antiques, classic art and ornate tiled floors, the vaulted public rooms retain an air of majestic grandeur, while elegant wrought iron gates lead into the beautiful arched courtyard, draped in bougainvillea. The most spacious rooms and suites are in the original palazzo and furnished with four-poster beds, stylish antiques, tall French windows, fine fabrics, modern ensuite bathrooms and indulgent breakfast balconies. All enjoy sea views. For apartment style living trade up to the Presidential Suite.
The rooms in the modern part of the hotel are smaller, featuring whitewashed walls, tiled floors, painted furniture and fresh fabrics. Each one has a terrace, and some have sea views. Full of sophisticated charm, we’d recommend the third floor Special Superior Rooms for glorious vistas. Amenities include Wi-Fi, climate control, minibar, safety deposit box, robes, hairdryer, premium toiletries, and beach bag with towel.
Using fresh homegrown produce the fabulous Al Palazzo Restaurant serves upscale inventive cuisine in the romantic courtyard. Breakfast can also be eaten here and there is an indoor seating area for cooler days and nights. For cocktails and sundowners, Bar Le Petit Murat set within the courtyard, is full of charming spaces for relaxing in style.
Set into the leafy gardens is an inviting pool and there is a small treatment room for therapeutic massage and spa style pampering. Guests also enjoy the services of the concierge team, who can organize activities and excursions in the local area.
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Inquire NowLocated on Via dei Mulini, Positano’s pedestrian area, close to the beach and shops, a 90-minute drive from Naples Airport. Ferries from Naples, Sorrento, Salerno, and Amalfi go to Positano, and porters can be arranged (additional charge) to meet guests at the port.
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