I don't have the words, CA is an absolute paradise. I have been describing it as "heaven on earth"…read more We just came back from our honeymoon in Capri. We stayed a little over a week in Capri Town and about a week at the CA in AnnaCapri. I didn't want to leave. We booked the Chef's table at Terrazza di Lucullo, woke up to breakfast's on our private terrace, enjoyed our days in the stunning swimming pool sipping cocktails and eating oysters. We walked their gardens and snuck a few of their cherry tomatoes. We cancelled a few of our dinner reservations because we did not want to leave the property. To top it off, CA is located in AnnaCapri and fully accessible by taxi. So you don't need to walk much while here. You can also take a boat to Fontelina from here, taxi to Paolino or Il Riccio and enjoy a very easy stroll to Zuma. This is it for Capri. I can see the equivalent notoriety of Punta Tragara because of the Faraglioni view, but it loses to CA in all remaining categories. You don't have to take my word for it, you will regret it yourself on your first sweaty hike to your PT hotel lobby.

My husband and I have enjoyed a beautiful three night stay at this spectacular hotel. Every one of…read morethe hotel staff have been extremely professional, polite, and helpful. We would especially like to thank our server, Lucia. She always welcomed us to each meal with a big bright smile. Lucia made our stay the most unforgettable ever with her kindness, warmth, and professional demeanor. We will be back! Bravo to Francesco and family!!! KC and Jack Kielty NYC

I was so looking forward to a leisurely afternoon at this Capri Beach Club after my good friend…read morecame for several days and told me all about it. It was one of the highlights of our 2-week trip to Europe. It is definitely a splurge, but knowing that going in, we thoroughly enjoyed it. We took the little boat on a scenic ride over from Marina Piccolo, picked out a great location for our beach chairs and umbrella, then had a lovely lunch at the restaurant at the top, overlooking the ocean. Service was quick and attentive. We had the fried zucchini flowers stuffed w/ goat cheese - pretty good, but honestly, pricey ($25) and not as good as the ones we get back in San Diego at Cucina Urbana. We then shared a fried assortment of shrimp and calamari, which was tasty (although not quite as good as the ones we had at Da Fernando beach club in Positano). My daughter enjoyed her fresh catch of the day - sea bream (sold by weight, $45). And we had a bottle of white local Amalfi wine that we really enjoy and is only $32/bottle, Falaghina. All in all, it was about $450 for the 3 of us for lunch, drinks, beach chairs, umbrella and boat transport ($10/person each way). But best of all was lounging on the rocks in the little cove, overlooking the beautiful towering Faraglioni rock formations, and swimming in the crystal blue waters. It's super salty, so it was effortless to just float and relax. There were about a dozen well-dressed Italian guys celebrating a bachelor party, singing and dancing, and doing shots, which added to the fun, Italian ambiance. A really memorable, beautiful, relaxing day.

Let's just start by saying it's a beautiful beach club, but the worst meal we've had in all of…read moreItaly! The Caprese salad was rubbery with awful tomatoes on a bed of wilted, lettuce, and dried oregano. Nothing fresh about it. Our linguine with tomato olives and capers had zero flavor. The bread basket left a lot to be desired, I'm not even sure the seagulls would've eaten it. Word to the wise, when you come for the beach club use your €60 credit per person on booze! The service was not attentive. Just an overall bad experience. Do not come for the food!

This is a lovely little hotel. The rooms are decent and the beds are nice. Located right near all…read morethe nice shops and restaurants of Capri. The room had a nice view of some trees. I deducted two stars because this place is LOUD. Music and loud talking late into the night. And some sort of loud mechanical noise vibrates the walls on and off for most of the day and night.

A beautiful hotel! Great location and view. Very nice rooms. Clean and new. The service is…read moreprofessional and friendly. The breakfast buffet was very good. The bar is nice. Very near shops and gardens. Perfect whether you want a busy walk or a peaceful walk. Easy walk to the funicular as well as down hill to many more shops.

I was very disappointed in the cleanliness of this hotel. Prior to arriving we had our room…read moreupgraded. Upon arrival our room was not clean and the front desk person was not helpful and actually clueless. We asked to have our room changed since the room they gave us was not what we requested. Management was rude, verbally abusive and even raised his hand as though he would have hit me. This is no way to treat a guest let alone a woman.

After two amazing nights at Hotel Canasta... I was not ready to leave. The accommodations were…read moregreat-- our room was pretty large and the bathroom was quite big too. I had 2 peaceful nights. We had a patio with a great partial ocean view and the property overall was beautiful. Pietro and Paola were sweet people and always greeted us with a smile on their face.

Amazing restaurant! Beautiful place, exceptional service and delicious food. Calamari, sea bass, &…read morelinguine with lobster all wonderful.

Ordered: Frittura Spillo (~€26)…read moreScialatielli Frutti Mare (~€36) Spaghetti Vongole (~€36) Pizza Caprese (~€18) Aya's take: I'm going to start off by saying our waiters Alessio and Peppe were awesome! The views here are also incredible, but surprisingly it was pretty empty during lunch hour. Both pasta dishes were delicious; the seafood was super fresh and the pasta itself was al dente. The Pizza Caprese was good but nothing extraordinary. I did like the zucchini strips in the Frittura Spillo which gave it a nice light and fresh crunch factor. Great spot for sharing dishes! Prices were a bit higher than other places but still reasonable.