Casa Mariantonia

This historic residence, surrounded by an enchanting park in a pedestrianised part of town, offers the opportunity to enjoy a holiday away from the noise and chaos of city life.

The hotel has been recently restructured according to the classic island style. Surrounded by an extensive garden of citrus trees and lush Mediterranean flowers, the hotel is the ideal place to rediscover the pleasures of sauntering through picturesque lanes lined with tiny shops and admire such fascinating architectural treasures as the monumental church of San Michele.

The friendly staff offer ancient traditions of warm hospitality and will do their utmost to ensure all your needs are met during your stay.

Ant. rom: 9
Pris: 120 - 400 EUR

Those holidaying at the Casa Mariantonia residence, find themselves transported back in time. The establishment occupies an important place in the history of Anacapri. Built in 1800, and subsequently enlarged, the property has been the chosen island abode of many an illustrious visitor, from the writer Alberto Moravia to the eminent philosopher Jen Paul Sartre, from Elsa Morante to the unforgettable Prince Antonio De Curtis, better known as Totò.

The 6 beautifully-appointed rooms with private bathroom have been carefully designed to guarantee the most peaceful and comfortable of sojourns. All rooms open out onto a large private terrace (where breakfast is served), which overlooks the sweet smelling gardens filled with the island’s celebrated lemon trees. Each and every room in the Casa Mariantonia is unique; imbued with the atmosphere of the past and evoking sensations of well-being and tranquillity.