Grand Hotel Quisisana
Hotel · Capri
Via Camerelle, 2, 80073 Capri NA, Italy
Highlights
Luxurious historic hotel with opulent rooms, spa, pool
Luxurious historic hotel with opulent rooms, spa, pool
"An adult-oriented, summer-camp-style resort that blends relaxed communal programming with resort comforts for an offbeat, social getaway." - Patricia Doherty Patricia Doherty Patricia Doherty is a writer who specializes in covering destinations, resorts, and cruises for Travel + Leisure and other publications. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"It’s hard to argue with a classic, time-tested grand hotel. Case in point: Grand Hotel Quisisana, which opened in 1845. Almost from the get-go, the hotel, just steps from Capri town’s central Piazzetta, was a favorite of politicians, poets, royalty, and rock stars. The terrace is a destination on its own, a place where people gather to watch life unfold on the streets below. But inside, it’s even better, with sumptuous guest rooms and public spaces filled with shimmering chandeliers, gleaming marble floors, and gilt mirrors, against a soothing palette of various shades of white."
"The grand dame of Capri hotels has the best position on the island, with a see-and-be-seen patio bar, parklike grounds, and a sea-view pool. It also offers a three-bedroom villa with a private pool and butler service." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"A quintessential hotel in Capri offering fantastic views and an unbeatable location on Via Camerelle. Originally opened as a sanatorium in 1845, it has hosted famous personalities and remains glamorous with luxurious interiors."
"It’s hard to argue with a classic, time-tested grand hotel. Case in point: Grand Hotel Quisisana, which opened in 1845. Almost from the get-go, the hotel, just steps from Capri town’s central Piazzetta, was a favorite of politicians, poets, royalty, and rock stars. The terrace is a destination on its own, a place where people gather to watch life unfold on the streets below. But inside, it’s even better, with sumptuous guest rooms and public spaces filled with shimmering chandeliers, gleaming marble floors, and gilt mirrors, against a soothing palette of various shades of white." - Julia Buckley
