Boutique-style, Romantic Hotels with Parking and Tennis Courts in Capri

Hotel Caesar Augustus is a luxurious 5-star hotel on the island of Capri, offering stunning panoramic views of the Bay of Naples and the Amalfi Coast. The hotel boasts six master suites, a restaurant serving zero mile cuisine made with ingredients grown in the kitchen garden, a double level infinity pool facing the sea and an outdoor wellness area. Located in Anacapri, it offers peace and simple Mediterranean charm, with easy access to the glitz and glamour of downtown Capri. Each room is unique, decorated with original items personally selected by the owners and the terraces offer breathtaking views around every corner. Guests can relax and regenerate in the outdoor wellness center surrounded by sweetly-scented lavender and rosemary bushes and enjoy luxurious face and body treatments by expert beauty and massage therapist, Daniela, during their stay at Caesar Wellness.
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Nestled in the heart of Positano, Palazzo Murat offers guests a luxurious and prestigious experience, seamlessly blending privacy, comfort and the hotel's ancient splendor, meticulously preserved by the Attanasio family. The hotel's enchanting botanical gardens, teeming with scented citrus trees, palm trees and centuries-old bougainvillea, serve as its most cherished legacy. Guests can unwind by the pool, savoring a spritz or light meal, while being attended to by the hotel's dedicated staff.
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\nThe secret garden, a lavish oasis established in the 1950s as a vineyard, provides a peaceful haven for visitors. Palazzo Murat also features the exquisite Restaurant \"Al Palazzo,\" tucked away among jasmine, succulent plants and palm trees, offering a serene and unique dining experience. For a more laid-back setting, Bar Le Petit Murat, immersed in greenery, caters to those who appreciate taste and fun. With its remarkable offerings and stunning surroundings, Palazzo Murat serves as the perfect destination to experience the best of Positano.

Tropical and Mediterranean harmonies, delicate scents and colors, plus the most famous view of Positano.

A former 11th century palace is set on the cliffs beside the Amalfi Coast; it seems to float on a ‘balcony’ just above the Mediterranean Sea.