Our stay at La Residenza in Capri was overall really lovely. Here's why:…read more + The hotel is nicely situated away from the main piazzas making it a nice escape from any late night noise from one of the bar/restaurants down the way. + And the grounds are beautiful! Lush garden up front w/ benches and tables, pool with terrace out back offering up some beautiful views of the water and hill side. + Modern finishes in the lobby - all white & beige everything - marble floors, clean and comfy sofas, beautiful white flowers on each table. + Friendly staff at the front desk. + Generous size guest rooms with french doors and comfy beds. + Lovely room finishes. Our room was covered in a pretty sage green tile. It felt very Capri to me. + Working air conditioning! + Nice breakfast with a variety of baked goods. A bit crowded when all 3 tour groups came down for breakfast at the same time though... the staff did their best to keep up with the demand though. + Free WiFi. Log in code available at the front desk. Of course not everything is going to be perfect... - Our french doors led to a terrace.... and a brick wall. - Why is it that the largest bathroom features the smallest shower I've ever seen? Literally a 2x2 box with sliding doors and a 1' opening making it verrrrry difficult to get in and out. This shower was not designed for curvy tourists! Oh and there was no where to put shampoo or soap... - Leaking/dripping ceiling. We stayed at La Residenza for two nights. Both mornings we woke up to a soaking wet tile floor due to a leak in the ceiling. I let the front desk know and the first day and when we left the ceiling was still leaking.

Most hotels are content with splashing some brown on brick over discount carpet tiles and calling…read moreit a business. The buildings are a lattice of windows and air conditioners, and resemble something more found on a Lego box than in a real city. Given those expectations, La Residenza is like a trip to opposite world, where up is down, cats are dogs, Italy has a good economy, and I've suddenly been turned into a thinner, younger man with a full head of hair and a pleasing demeanor. La Residenza is the type of hotel one should be staying in when visiting Italy. It has an amazing view, a pool, and for the first time on my trip, actual functioning climate control. The walls are all white. It's chaotically built, but still beautiful to look at. La Residenza was not the first good hotel of my Globus tour in Italy, it was the second, but that would be two good hotels out of seven. They weren't all bad, I admit, but few really instilled me which such comfort that I'd actually consider staying there again on a repeat journey. I can't speak for the cuisine, because outside of two breakfasts, I didn't eat much at La Residenza. Those meals weren't bad, and I enjoyed the impeccable view of Capri. The outdoor seating is exquisite with many of the guests spending their evenings poolside. Though some rooms can bask in the scenery of the island, most unfortunately look into a wall. Pressing the switch next to the metal drapes reveals a pair of French doors opening onto your own personal segment of a huge communal balcony. The idea is unique though a tad confusing. You could basically enter your room via the balcony doors as there's a path to the road as well as well as to the pool. The room itself is a little on the snug side. The bathroom was tiny, the beds were a little stiff, and like everywhere else on this journey, far too small. But Capri was the first time I felt the Globus tour was finally showing the best Italy had to offer. Every side tour was included. The dinner on the second day was good. And for one, the hotel was impressive. For the first time, the air conditioning was actually working. When we left a five euro tip on the first night, when we returned on the second day, we found more towels than we could use, slippers on our beds, and extra bottles of water. Now that's service. With the other hotels, a similar tip only had the staff doing their jobs, but at La Residenza, they really pulled out all the stops. Despite having numerous issues with the Globus tour itself, I had no problem with my time in Capri, and much of that was due to the great hotel we stayed at. Of all the places in Italy, I want to return to Capri the most.

What a beautiful hotel, or should I say "home". The manager, Antonio, insisted we called this our…read morehome and it truly felt like it. Antonio quickly felt like family. His staff welcomed us and made us so comfortable. The place is absolutely stunning, extremely clean and well kept. The attention to detail is outstanding. We were treated with so much care. Best room is sea view with balcony. Totally worth the price. We will always look back at this trip and remember this place with love. Thank you to all the staff and especially Antonio!!

We loved our stay at the Relais Maresca Hotel! We chose the…read morehotel for its proximity to the Marina and for ease of arrival at Capri. It was the best decision as we didn't need to lug our suitcases up the hill to the town of Capri. Furthermore in the evenings it was quiet and more mellow than the town which was jammed with tourists. The hotel has a stunning rooftop deck/restaurant with a breathtaking view. We also loved the view from the balcony of our ocean facing room. Thank you Antonio for the excellent customer service and attention that you give all your guests. It makes for a welcoming and personal experience that is certainly appreciated. Every staff member at the hotel was friendly and helpful. We highly recommend this hotel.

Had a great stay here and enjoyed multiple meals on the terrace overlooking the Bay of Naples…read more Good spot to tour around Amalfi, Sorrento, Napoli, day trips etc. Abbiamo trascorso un soggiorno fantastico e abbiamo gustato diverse cene sulla terrazza con vista sul Golfo di Napoli. Un ottimo punto di partenza per visitare Amalfi, Sorrento, Napoli, gite di un giorno ecc.

This hotel is beautiful! With a fantastic view of the Bay of Naples and Mt. Vesuvius, you're in a…read morenice location at the beginning of the Amalfi coastline, away from the hectic but beautiful cities of Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi, Ravello and the Isle of Capri. You probably equidistant from the energetic city of Naples. The room was spacious and had a nice balcony to sit and take in the astonishing view. The adjoining bathroom is large, modern with a large shower and bidet. The hot water was plentiful and water pressure excellent. Lots of nice, white fluffy towels. The entire hotel is super clean with a modern, Italian designed look. The restaurant, Vesuvius, was modern and extensive, with a nice outdoor serving area and seating area. The waiters, Roberto and Constantinople were very attentive, and made excellent coffee in the morning on request. Breakfast was plentiful, with an assortment of meats, cheeses, eggs, sweet cakes and pastry and fresh vegetables sautéed in the fabulous local olive oil. I can't express enough about how warm and friendly the staff was. Luigi would sit and talk to us like a long known friend, teaching us about the area and the local customs. Fabiana at the front desk was the most helpful when arranging tours. The ones we booked through her were professional and thorough. I highly recommend the tours she handles. I highly recommend this hotel. The area is quaint and historic, walk around the area and you will see. I will be back!

A true five star experience. We stay here every trip to Capri. Luigi and staff can get you any…read morereservation you want on the island. The staff is definitely the competitive differentiator. This is classic Capri. If you want shiny new modern rooms, it is not for you. It's a classic pool. Beautiful blue tile rooms. Art and traditional architecture. An untouched relic of years past that you'll want to return to year after year. High end clientele. No discounts.

We recently (September 2022) stayed at Casa Morgano in Capri, Italy, a hotel we have stayed in many…read moretimes before. This time our stay was a thorough disappointment - - - actually it was a disgrace. The hotel has fallen far below any level of acceptability for a luxury hotel. Maid service was minimal. No turn down service. Half drunk soda left in mini bar. Half eaten food left in the room for days. Antiquated systems for air conditioning and television that no one had the courtesy to show us. Broken glass left on the floor--obviously no one was sweeping. Thick cobwebs in the light fixtures. Leaky, dangerous shower. It is a shame to see a once lovely hotel so badly deteriorated and poorly managed. A client for many years. No more.

What a fantastic hotel for a family of 4! We took a Charter bus from the airport. It dropped us off…read morea block and a half away! It was a little awkward traffic backed up, but we found this to be normal in Italy. The hotel is also right next to the light rail (train) line that takes you into Napoli or Sorrento. Once here, we did most of our traveling around on that train line. The Hotel is VERY clean, and smells good! The host team was exceptionally friendly! Our room faced the back, and had no really good view, but that was not important to us. The AC worked well. the beds were clean and free of bed bug sign. Our kids got a bunk bed they liked to use! I think it is modular and can be moved to any room it is needed. The bathroom has nice amenities. Including a towel warmer... Which I did not know I needed :) The Breakfast they served was the best ever! local food, nice environment, large window facing Napoli Bay and Mt. Vesuvius. We looked forward to breakfast every morning. Vico Equense was fantastic! This was the best place we stayed on our trip!

This hotel is pretty awesome if you get one of the better rooms. It is located in Vico Equense -…read moresuch a beautiful town. The hotel faces the hill side filled with homes and churches and also looks out to the Bay of Naples and Mt. Vesuvias. It is an easy walk to the beach - though the beach isn't very happening after the summer time. On our first day, we got a regular standard room with a balcony facing the town. It faced the gas station and the train station. It was a clean room but super noisy because of where the room was situated. It was in between rooms and I could hear doors slamming and neighbors talking. If you are sensitive to noise, I wouldn't recommend getting this room. We changed rooms the next day and they gave us one that was tucked in the corner and not sandwiched in between rooms. The sound situation was much better and I slept so much better the next night. I happened to pass the ocean view room during house keeping and saw the beautiful view. We asked the front desk to upgrade and paid the extra fees. It was a spectacular room. If this room is available, I highly recommend getting it. It faces out to the ocean and it is pretty big. The bathroom is pretty large too. I loved the patio area where it faces the bay. You get a pretty amazing view. The breakfast every morning was very nice. They had plenty of food and a good selection. The front desk people were all very very nice. They tried to accommodate us to the best that they could. It would be a five star hotel in my book but the noise factor was a problem for me. I highly recommend staying here.

Just stopped by to grab a drink. I ordered a bottle of the Peroni Gran Reserva Rossa $8…read more They brought out chips, peanuts and amazing green olives- no charge. The service was great. Very attentive staff and great attitude and respectful. Great clean restaurant and bathrooms and feels upscale but the prices are not. Prices are very reasonable. I ordered a second beer and they replenished my snack tray. I could live on the olives-they are awesome. I would pay $8 alone just for the olives. Really enjoyed this place while waiting for my family.

By far one of the best boutique hotels in Anacapri. Has only 19 rooms but they are gorgeous and the…read morelocation is perfect for exploring Anacapri and around the corner (2 min walk) is the chairlift to the top. Service is outstanding and the pool is fantastic.

We really enjoyed this beautiful hotel in Italy.Nice clean rooms and comfy bed. We had a slight…read moreview of the ocean from our window . The wait staff is a bit unorganized and not very friendly to day the least. The chef did prepare me a nice vegetarian dinner last night and it was very good. We traveled to this hotel with our tour group. This is one of the nicest hotels in the area. We didn't have time for the pool and sorry no pic of the pool. You can sit in lounge chairs by the ocean or enjoy a drink or snack outside at small tables on the patio.you can see Mount Vesuvius in the distance which hadn't erupted since 1944

We aquired this hidden gem through a great value vacation package. This hotel opened in 2004 and…read moreis named after the two towers that rise over the sea. The hotel is a renovated industrial building that boasts aquamarine sea views and views of Mt Vesuvius. The package included 5 nights, breakfast and a daily spa pass. Parking was 5 euros a day.

Fab budget hotel in Capri. It is not easy to find reasonable rates on this island. La Tosca has…read morethat and very friendly staff who cannot wait to help you. We spend a relaxing couple of days here and were very glad we came.

La Tosca is an absolute gem and Ettore is the most gracious host I have ever stayed with. Being…read moreborn and raised on the island, he will not only tell you where to go and what to do but who to ask for! Each morning, Ettore and team will have your breakfast ready for you on the veranda and ask what you'd like to do that day. Upon your return, they'll then set you up with drinks for a night cap to finish the day, as you look over the island, and the water. My wife and I even got our dates wrong and the team at La Tosca accommodated us, as well as reached out to our next hotel for us to get the dates situated correctly. I highly recommend Capri for your trip Italy itinerary and stay at La Tosca, you will not regret it.