Hotel Punta Tragara

From the stunning terraces and balconies of Capri's Hotel Punta Tragara, guests are treated to one of the most breathtaking and unforgettable views on the Island of Capri: the dramatic Faraglioni sea stacks which rise directly from the turquoise waves of the Mediterranean and the romantic Marina Piccola bay. This elegant 5 star luxury hotel, based on designs by the celebrated architect, Le Corbusier, is perched on the cliffs of the Tragara scenic overlook on one of the most panoramic and peaceful spots of the whole of Capri.

A View to Last a Lifetime

The rooms and suites of Hotel Punta Tragara are strike a perfect balance between the classic and modern, and are particularly lovely given the particular attention to detail and impeccable care. The decor echoes that of a traditional island villa, with the added elegance of contemporary architectural details. The most sumptuous suites, including the Monacone and the prestigious Penthouse boast gorgeous views over the Faraglioni and the Castiglione hills.

The flavors and aromas for which the Mediterranean cuisine is famous take center stage in the hotel's "Monzu" Restaurant, a understated yet welcoming venue in the Punta Tragara where guests can dine in the internal dining room or, during the summer, on the scenic veranda by candlelight.

Dinner Under the Stars

Guests of the Punta Tragara can also dine at the Ristorante da Mammà just steps from the Piazzetta and owned by the hotel. The restaurant, with chefs Gennaro Esposito and Salvatore La Ragione at the helm, was awarded its first Michelin star in 2015.

The Bar "Bussola" is, instead, the ideal spot to sip a refreshing cocktail by the pool or an aperitif by sunset. The hotel also has a second heated and jetted pool available for guests.

For guests of the Hotel Punta Tragara who want to both explore the island and recharge body and mind, the hotel offers a modern spa which can indulge travellers with massage therapy and face and body treatments, a fitness center with Technogym weight and cardio machines, and a thalassotherapy pool with therapeutic salt from the Dead Sea dissolved in the water.