Best Luxury Hotels in Anacapri

Another establishment in the area of Anacapri, with its artisan shops and chairlift to the top of Monte Solaro, the hotel is steeped in history. First noted in 1850 as a private villa, it became an inn that served workers constructing the Capri-Anacapri road in the 1870s, and then a twentieth-century refuge for a Russian exile who added art and culture. Sold around the time of the Second World War to the family of the present owners, it is now a renowned five-star resort. Rooms retain a mix of antique and modern, but with state-of-the-art amenities. Facilities on-site include a fitness centre, spa, infinity swimming pool, entertainment and a shuttle service (a local bus service also passes by), with wine-tastings and cookery classes that have to be experienced! Guests can absorb the breath-taking views from the terrace and bar, or from the restaurant, which has its own kitchen-garden.

Ten minutes walk from the quieter town of Anacapri on the slopes of Monte Solaro, this boutique hotel is convenient for visiting the Blue Grotto or even Villa San Michele, the botanical Gardens of Augustus, Marina Grande and Marina Piccola, or for hiking off the beaten track. Rooms offer all amenities, and a shuttle service will take guests wherever they want to go. The poolside restaurant opens for lunches, with a bar and room service available for later, and a Roof Top Terrace for spectacular views and special occasions. A spa and gym for just two adds to the intimate feel of this jewel.

Perched over 300 metres above sea level in the quiet elegance of Anacapri—the most authentic and untouched part of the island—Jumeirah Capri Palace offers a refined retreat that captures the spirit of the Italian Dolce Vita. With 72 light-filled rooms and suites, including several inspired by the works of Mirò, Magritte and Warhol, the hotel blends palatial architecture with contemporary flair. A private collection of modern art, known as The White Museum, is displayed throughout the property, further enhancing its cultural appeal. Dining is a standout, featuring L’Olivo, Capri’s only two-Michelin starred restaurant, the stylish rooftop setting of Zuma Capri, and Il Riccio, a renowned seafood restaurant located moments from the Blue Grotto. Guests can also enjoy traditional Neapolitan dishes at a-Ma-Re Capri, with a pizza menu curated by Franco Pepe. The Capri Medical Spa offers tailored wellness programmes and patented treatments, completing the hotel’s commitment to holistic luxury.