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Stay at Punta Tragara for a quieter Capri base at the end of Via Tragara, within walking distance of the Piazzetta.

What makes it special

Make time for the heated freshwater pool, where massage jets give tired legs a break after a walk through Capri.

Room to consider

Choose the Faraglioni Suite for a private terrace with a dining area, so you can sit outside with the rocks in view.

Insider tip

Reserve dinner at Le Monzù to try Caprese and Neapolitan cooking, two culinary traditions with roots on either side of the bay.

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Punta Tragara

At the end of Via Tragara, Punta Tragara looks out across the Faraglioni and the water around Marina Piccola. The hotel occupies a former private villa on Capri's headland, where terraces and arched windows give the sea a place in the architecture. Reaching it means following the same scenic route that draws walkers toward the viewpoint, then stepping into a building with a history distinct from the island's larger resort hotels.

Le Corbusier created the original Villa Vismara in 1920 for engineer Emilio Errico Vismara. Count Goffredo Manfredi later acquired it as a Capri home, and the villa became Punta Tragara Hotel in 1973. Those dates explain the unusual mix of early modernist form and later Italian interiors. Arches, terraces, ceramics and color remain part of the experience rather than decorative references to a past that has disappeared.

The approach from Capri town matters almost as much as the outlook. Via Tragara runs past gardens and villas before the promontory opens to the sea. The Piazzetta and the town's streets remain within a walk, yet the hotel sits beyond their busiest stretch. This is a position that makes arriving on foot part of the stay: the final view is earned through the lane, not delivered at a roadside entrance.

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Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa

Experiences

  • Beach Beach
  • Culture Culture

Facilities

  • Gourmet Restaurant Gourmet Restaurant

Rooms & Suites at Punta Tragara

Classic Room
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Classic Room

215–248 sqft
From 625 USD

Soft pastel tones shape this room, with a private balcony or terrace extending the interior outdoors. Marble finishes the bathroom, which has a walk-in shower....

Superior Garden View Room
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Superior Garden View Room

269–290 sqft
From 848 USD

White and beige set the tone for this classically decorated room beside the landscaped gardens. A private balcony extends the accommodation outdoors. Marble clads the...

Prestige Room
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Prestige Room

269–291 sqft
From 982 USD

Bespoke furnishings and soft pastel colours give the room a contemporary character. A private balcony faces the Marina Piccola side of the hotel. Fine marble...

Deluxe Sea View Room
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Deluxe Sea View Room

322–365 sqft
From 1’361 USD

The bedroom has a small sitting area and a walk-in closet for clothes. The private balcony or terrace faces the sea. White walls and clean...

Master Deluxe Sea View Room
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Master Deluxe Sea View Room

377–398 sqft
From 2’042 USD

A large picture window frames the sea and sky. Traditional island furnishings sit alongside individual modern design pieces. One bedroom arrangement has a pale padded...

Junior Sea View Balcony Suite
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Junior Sea View Balcony Suite

409–430 sqft
From 2’076 USD

A separate living room accompanies the bedroom, with the living space opening onto a private balcony or terrace. The rooms face the sea and are...

Signature Parthenope Suite
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Signature Parthenope Suite

484–517 sqft
From 2’455 USD

Arched openings link the bedroom, living room and corner study. The private terrace looks towards the Faraglioni rocks, Marina Piccola and the silhouette of Capri....

Faraglioni Suite
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Faraglioni Suite

484 sqft
From 2’455 USD

The sleeping and lounge areas share an open-plan interior decorated in neutral colours. A leather bed frame is a distinctive feature of the bedroom furniture....

Junior Loft Suite
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Junior Loft Suite

388–431 sqft
From 3’578 USD

An upper sleeping level overlooks the living room in this loft arrangement, with internal stairs linking the two. The living area opens onto a balcony...

La Certosa Suite
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La Certosa Suite

700 sqft
From 3’764 USD

The suite has a separate living room and bedroom. Their proportions and character draw on the Certosa di San Giacomo. Traditional ceramics and antique furniture...

Monacone Suite
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Monacone Suite

700 sqft
From 4’129 USD

The bedroom, living room and bathroom all open onto the terrace. A large sliding glass door opens from the lounge. Contemporary decoration sits within the...

Pegaso Etro Suite
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Pegaso Etro Suite

969 sqft
From 6’729 USD

Volcanic grey and Capri white shape the open-plan rooftop interior. A large panoramic terrace faces Marina Piccola and the Faraglioni rocks. The suite’s sitting and...

Art Suite
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Art Suite

700 sqft
From 10’077 USD

Set on the fifth floor, the suite has a panoramic roof terrace laid with terracotta tiles. Antique wood and stone are part of the interior,...

The rooms are not identical versions of one plan. A Classic Room measures 22 square meters and has a private balcony or terrace with a marble bathroom and walk-in shower. The 25-square-meter Prestige Room has a balcony toward the Marina Piccola side and a marble bathroom with a larger shower. The Prestige outlook differs from the rooftop suites' direct views of the Faraglioni.

In the larger suites, outdoor space becomes more central. The Pegaso Suite is an open-plan, 90-square-meter rooftop accommodation with a broad panoramic terrace facing the bay and Faraglioni. Its bathtub sits in the center of the bathroom, extending the suite's deliberate use of open space. Volcanic gray and white inside draw attention outward, letting the shape of the rocks carry the visual weight.

The Art Suite takes a different route at 65 square meters. Terracotta tiles mark the panoramic terrace, while antique wood and stone bring texture indoors. A bathtub looks toward the Faraglioni, and a roof terrace adds another open-air level. The room makes its relationship with the sea explicit, but its material palette gives the view a quieter frame than Pegaso's darker, more graphic interior.

The Monacone Suite has its own terrace facing the bay and rocks, with access to the outdoor space from the rooms. Its marble bathroom includes a panoramic tub. These distinctions are useful because a suite name here is not merely a size tier. Pegaso emphasizes an open-plan rooftop layout, Art places its bath and roof terrace in the foreground, and Monacone stretches its terrace along the rooms.

Across the hotel, original arches and contemporary furnishings sit together without turning the former villa into a period set. Some rooms face gardens or Marina Piccola rather than the Faraglioni directly. That range is part of the building's character: the views shift with each position on the headland, while the terraces keep the island's light and air close to the interiors.

Le Monzù gives the hotel a full restaurant rather than relying on the terrace alone to carry an evening. Its cooking draws on Neapolitan and Caprese traditions and the wider Mediterranean, with sea and land ingredients in the same conversation. Large windows and a panoramic terrace frame the Faraglioni. The setting is unmistakable, but the restaurant has a culinary identity grounded in the region.

The name has a local history of its own. Monzù comes from the Neapolitan rendering of the French word monsieur, once used for the chefs of noble households. At Punta Tragara it suits a dining room that joins an older Italian tradition to a contemporary menu. The view through the windows remains present, while the food gives a reason to stay at the table beyond sunset.

The Grill offers another pace in the pergola beside the pool. Its menu draws on Campania dishes and desserts, and the Tragara Club adds a lounge cocktail bar overlooking the bay. These spaces let the property move from a meal in the restaurant to something more informal outdoors. The poolside setting is not an afterthought; it belongs to the same terrace landscape as the rooms and gardens.

Two freshwater pools sit within Punta Tragara's outdoor areas. One is heated and has massage jets; both allow the sea-facing terraces to work as places to linger rather than just vantage points. Sun loungers and garden views make the pools part of the hotel's daily landscape. They also offer a different relationship with the water from the boats and coves below the headland.

Narducci Wellness occupies a space carved into the rock. Its treatment menu includes massages and beauty rituals, with an intimate interior that contrasts with the open terraces outside. After the bright pool terraces, the change in light and scale is immediate.

A fitness area overlooks the garden near the pools and includes Technogym equipment. Its position matters more than an inventory of machines. Movement at Punta Tragara can happen indoors, on the paths between Capri town and the hotel, or on the terraces. The property's scale allows those different parts of the day to sit close together without turning the stay into a formal wellness program.

The hotel is close to Capri town, but its immediate surroundings belong to the Tragara walk and the promontory. Marina Grande is the island's arrival point; the Piazzetta and shopping lanes lie inland from the headland. From the hotel, the Faraglioni appear across the sea and Marina Piccola opens to one side. Those relationships explain the address more clearly than a simple distance from the town center.

At Punta Tragara, the last stretch of Via Tragara ends with the villa, its pools and the Faraglioni in the same field of view. The path back to the Piazzetta is still there, but the headland gives the hotel its own point of arrival. That precise position, and the building shaped around it, are what stay with you after the terrace has emptied.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Punta Tragara occupies the former Villa Vismara, designed by Le Corbusier, where the building’s lines sit against the rocky contours of Capri.

At Tragara Club, a cocktail gives you a reason to linger on the promontory as the light changes over the water.

The spa is set in a rock grotto, so the island’s stone is part of the setting when you come in for a treatment.

Location of Punta Tragara

Via Tragara 57, 80073 Capri NA, Italy

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