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  • This atmospheric 16th-century Franciscan monastery opened as a hotel in 2002. All of the now-luxurious former monks’ cells have views over the bay, and there’s a garden restaurant with more vistas. Free shuttle-bus to the sights in the centre.

  • Situated in a splendid position in the heart of a quiet, flower-filled part of the island, this attractive hotel is not far away from sandy beaches and the famous Poseidon gardens. A tennis court and parking are conveniently located.

  • The island’s youth hostel is generally packed in high season, but if you can get in, it’s worth it. Perhaps its best feature is that it’s located right above a lovely stretch of sand.

  • The name originates from Roman times, as does the site, and the panorama inspires poets even to this day. Lemon groves abound here, their fragrance adding a sweet note to the air of total relaxation that is on offer here.

  • This hotel occupies part of the monastery of the Castello itself. Consequently the rooms are quite spartan, but the views are prized.

  • The neo-Moorish architecture, the spa and the careful service have made this hotel the meeting point of an international clientele. Situated in the most beautiful corner of the island, it is set in a green park surrounding a thermal pool, and is a few steps away from its own private beach.

  • This wonderfully earthy farm has a rustic rock-pool, a large terracotta tile terrace, and whitewashed elegance. It is also known in the area for its excellent cuisine.

  • As the name states, this is another fabulous property, built on top of a Roman villa and frequented by the great and regal. Guests have included Romantic poets Shelley and Byron and the German writer Goethe. A pool, gardens, and striking panoramas render it as unforgettable today as it was in Grand Tour times.

  • Housed in a building dating from 1700 and recently renovated, this hotel is at the foot of the acropolis of Terra Murata. Most rooms enjoy views of the picturesque fishing village.

  • The overall impression here is light-filled freshness, cool colours and serenity, yet it’s just a few steps away from all the high-life in the piazzetta and the shops and restaurants. A wonderful place for a Capri sojourn.

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