Hotel Caesar Augustus Capri
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Hotel Caesar Augustus Capri is a clifftop retreat in Anacapri, with terraces facing the Bay of Naples. Its 56 rooms and suite...
Luxury hotels in Capri let you shape an island stay around lively town evenings, quieter Anacapri lanes or time above the sea. Begin with how you want to experience the island: its social life, coastal scenery and cultural visits call for different settings and a thoughtfully arranged itinerary.
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Hotel Caesar Augustus Capri is a clifftop retreat in Anacapri, with terraces facing the Bay of Naples. Its 56 rooms and suite...
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Jumeirah Capri Palace brings contemporary art and Mediterranean dining to Anacapri, on the island of Capri. The hotel has 72...
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Capri Tiberio Palace stands near the Piazzetta in Capri, with colorful interiors, sea-facing terraces and a heated indoor-out...
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Punta Tragara is the Capri hotel for travelers who want the island at its most cinematic, but still personal. The property si...
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J.K. Place Capri is for travelers who want the island's sea-facing side without giving up the feeling of a private house. The...
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Villa Marina Capri Hotel & Spa feels like a private Caprese villa shaped for guests who want the island with beauty, garden c...
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Hotel La Palma Capri puts you just off the Piazzetta, with the island's boutiques and evening life close to the door. This 50...
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Choose Capri town when stepping out for an aperitivo and an evening stroll is part of the pleasure. The Piazzetta is the social meeting place, while Via Camerelle brings the boutique-shopping atmosphere. Staying near this part of town makes sense for travelers who want their hotel to be a base for going out, rather than the destination for every meal.
Give shopping and dining their own unhurried time. A central setting suits a celebratory break or a stay with friends; a position farther from the square may suit a couple who wants to visit the social center, then withdraw. Compare the actual setting and walking route, rather than treating every Capri address as the same kind of island stay.
Anacapri offers a different daily rhythm on the slopes of Monte Solaro. Via Giuseppe Orlandi is its pedestrian street, with craft shops and places to stop for a meal. Choose this side of the island when wandering through the town and spending time above the coast matter more than being beside the Piazzetta.
The chairlift from Piazza Vittoria reaches Monte Solaro, adding an elevated island outlook to the stay. Set aside a clear part of the day for this excursion, then return to Anacapri for a leisurely lunch or browsing. This is a useful base for travelers who want landscape and local streets to shape their days. You can still plan an evening in Capri town without making that atmosphere the center of the whole trip.
Combine the island with Naples for a mainland city stay, or with Sorrento for a coastal base before or after Capri. Both have ferry connections to the island. Choose the mainland stop for what you want to add to the journey, then arrange the crossing around the confirmed sailing and accommodation dates.
For a relaxed island itinerary, group outings by area instead of repeatedly switching between the two towns. Leave a separate day for time at sea and another for inland exploring; a private boat outing can provide the freedom to shape the coastal part of the trip around your interests. Our Italy hotel collection helps you extend the journey. Once you have chosen your island setting, compare Capri hotel offers for the stay.
Ferry arrivals are at Marina Grande. For Anacapri, a direct bus or taxi avoids changing in Capri town; the funicular serves Capri, followed by a bus if you continue to Anacapri. Plan the final leg for your actual hotel address and luggage. For a relaxed arrival, agree on the meeting point and baggage arrangements before the crossing rather than assuming a transfer is included.
A coastal outlook does not establish how you reach the water. Compare the journey to the swimming spot as carefully as the view from the hotel. On the Anacapri side, Punta Carena offers a rocky bay and sea access, with a setting that also lends itself to watching the sunset. It is a different experience from staying by a sandy beach; choose it for a planned coastal outing.
Villa San Michele houses Axel Munthe's collection, largely Roman, Etruscan and Egyptian, with sculptures, mosaics, inscriptions and architectural fragments. The collection is arranged within the villa and its garden setting. Choose this visit for the relationship between an individual collector's home, antiquities and the island landscape.
The Gardens of Augustus have terraces overlooking the Faraglioni, Marina Piccola and the bends of Via Krupp. They add a land-based coastal outlook to a visit around the Piazzetta. Follow the route along Via Vittorio Emanuele and Viale Giacomo Matteotti for the garden visit.
Keep the Blue Grotto as a flexible part of the itinerary. Its entrance is partly submerged, and access by small rowing boat depends on the sea, tide and weather. A boat outing does not make entry certain. If the grotto is important to you, leave room to adjust the plan and keep an alternative land visit available, rather than building the whole stay around a guaranteed entry.