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To get the best out of Capri, you need to stay over, as the dolce vita island is at its most romantic and laid-back in the evening, when all the day-trippers have gone back to Naples or Sorrento. Be prepared to pay for the privilege: Nothing on Capri comes cheap, least of all accommodations. If you can afford it, there are some exquisite rooms with a view to be had in luxe palaces and bijou boutique hotels; but there are one or two more modest options, too. Most hotels in Capri Town have porters down at the ferry dock in Marina Grande, who are responsible only for luggage transfer, leaving guests to take a taxi (expensive) or the funicular to a point just outside the famous clock tower and Piazzetta. If you're staying up in lofty Anacapri, the island's other main town, to the west, transport is a lot easier: Most hotels have their own minibuses, which will meet you at the port if you let them know when you're arriving.
The narrow lane that leads to Villa San Michele may be a souvenir souk, but this five-star palace rises above the tack with effortless style and panache. Since...more
Marriott took over the original Tiberio Palace hotel in 2004 and reopened it as a five-star luxury resort with a contemporary Mediterranean look (it remained a...more
Anacapri finally has a decent mid-price alternative to luxe perches like the Capri Palace, the Caesar Augustus, and Villa Le Scale. Casa Mariantonia's position...more
Like its sister pad La Scalinatella, this divinely located hotel is a boutique offshoot of Capri town's über-luxe grand hotel Quisisana. Casa Morgana is a...more
Housed in a creamy white Belle Époque villa, the Excelsior Parco is halfway up the road from Marina Grande to Capri Town. The ground-floor reception,...more
This 160-year-old grande dame on Capri's main shopping street is still ready for her close-up. Quisi is the It place for glitterati (everyone from Ernest...more
Everything's vertical at this landmark hotel towering 1,000 feet over the Bay of Naples. Renowned for its IMAX views, the family-run Caesar Augustus is a sweet...more
Perched along one of Capri's most beautiful walking paths, this romantic 30-room boutique run by the Morgano family (of Quisisana fame) feels like a private...more
Location, location, and location is the main calling card of this lovely 52-room hotel, which sits just above the 14th-century Certosa monastery in its own...more
Churchill and Eisenhower stayed here before it opened in 1972 as a hotel. Today, guests pay through the nose for views from this apricot-pink villa hanging...more
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