Jumeirah Capri Palace

Jumeirah Capri Palace sits in Anacapri, the quieter hilltop town on the western side of the island. Its whitewashed buildings and terraces look toward the Bay of Naples, offering a more secluded base than the busy lanes around Capri town.

Rooms and suites vary widely in personality, from clean Mediterranean spaces with handmade ceramics to art-themed accommodations and private-pool suites. The hotel’s own collection extends through the property, with works and references to major modern artists giving the interiors a genuine curatorial identity.

The Capri Medical Spa is one of the hotel’s defining features, combining traditional treatments with medical and aesthetic programs. Indoor wellness facilities complement the outdoor pool and create a reason to spend meaningful time at the resort even when the island is crowded.

Dining is unusually ambitious for a seasonal island hotel. L’Olivo holds two Michelin stars, Il Riccio pairs seafood with a beach-club setting near the Blue Grotto, and rooftop dining adds broad sea views to the evening experience.

Capri Palace is best for travelers who want Capri’s glamour without living in the center of its crowds. Art, serious food and wellness give the hotel enough depth to function as a destination in its own right, while Anacapri remains one of the island’s most atmospheric bases.