Fattoria La Tagliata
Positano, Italy · ★ 4.7 Exceptional B.Booking.com 9.3
A blue mosaic plunge pool sits right inside your room at this Positano farmhouse, with the Amalfi coast glittering beyond the terrace doors.
The pool is the first thing you notice. It's sunk into the floor of the Deluxe Double Room at Fattoria La Tagliata, tiled in a mosaic of blues that shifts from turquoise to cobalt, ringed by a low wrought-iron rail with a rope detail. Step down into it and you're looking straight through the French doors to a timber pergola terrace and, beyond that, the Amalfi coastline dropping into the sea. It's a genuinely arresting sight from water level.
The room itself is farmhouse-honest: vaulted ceiling, warm parquet, a wrought-iron bed, whitewashed walls. Nothing pretends to be grander than it is, which is part of the charm. If you're searching for a hotel with a private in-room jacuzzi in Positano, this one is a little different, the pool is built into the room rather than bolted onto a balcony, which makes it feel more lived-in than theatrical. Guests rate the place 9.3 out of 10, and that tracks.
♨️ One of 9 suites with a private tub we've checked in Positano.
★ When booking, choose the room type that names a jacuzzi / hot tub / plunge pool. That's the one with the private in-room water feature.
What's in the suite
♨️Blue mosaic plunge pool in-room
♨️Wrought-iron rail with rope detail
♨️Amalfi coast view from the water
♨️Private terrace with timber pergola
♨️Guest rating 9.3 out of 10
Where you'll stay
Positano.
Questions, answered
Is the plunge pool inside the room or on the terrace?+
It's sunk into the floor of the room itself, right beside the French doors, so you're in the water indoors but looking directly out onto the private terrace and the sea beyond.
What's the view actually like from the pool?+
From water level you look through the open doors to a timber pergola terrace and then straight down to the Amalfi coastline and the sea, it's a clear, unobstructed coastal view.
Which part of Positano gives the best views from an in-room tub?+
The higher terraced streets above the main beach, particularly around Via Cristoforo Colombo and the upper lanes toward Montepertuso, tend to offer the widest panoramas across the bay. Suites here sit above the busiest foot traffic, so you get the view without the noise.
When is the best-value time to book a tub suite in Positano?+
Late September through October is the sweet spot: the sea is still warm, the summer crowds have thinned, and nightly rates tend to ease back from peak-season highs. Our listings run from around €214 to €597 a night, and the lower end of that range becomes more available in shoulder season.
