Villa Capuleti

The villa

With all the glamour of a Fellini film, guests would be forgiven for thinking they’d stepped onto a film set upon arriving at Villa Capuleti. Casting an impressive silhouette of majestic whites and coastal indulgence, this villa is contemporary and cutting - edge, yet brimming with local flavour and old - school charm.

Oozing Amalfi indulgence, the pièce de resistance is the über - chic terrace lounge, which offers panoramic views of the almost - too perfect coast, with elegant wrought iron dining furniture and stylish loungers framed with pots overspilling with vibrant flowers, facing the sparkling sea. With a seamless indoor - outdoor interplay, the dazzling interiors showcase vibrant whites and sleek marble with mosaic tiles. The sleek kitchen features top grade fittings, a slick breakfast bar and ornate styling.

Each of the bedrooms offer relaxation, with draped curtains and pretty tiles in creamy neutrals and monochromes. There's a designer touch running throughout while the views never disappoint. The top floor is a breathtaking space for rejuvenation and wellness; the gleaming pool is set in an elegant lounge, in a cooling retreat with curved arched ceiling; guests can enjoy their very own private spa.

The panoramic views of the Amalfi coast are a myriad of ochre tones, mustards, crimsons and sunset colours - for a taste of la dolce vita, this home has it all covered.

With Positano just a 15 minute walk away, Villa Capuleti is perched in a premium spot in the glittering Amalfi Coast. Brimming with heritage, authentic local flavour and stunning winding coastal roads, from Amalfi, to Sorrento to Ravello, for chic seafood dining, hilltop hiking or meandering around the boutiques, this region is hard to beat. Pompeii is a must - see, its homes and cobbled roads suspended in time, while a boat trip out to Capri will offer a taste of glitz and glam!

Villa Capuleti is nestled on a winding coastal road featuring spectacular views of the Amalfi Coast. This stunning road takes visitors on a spellbinding tour from Positano to Praiano, onto Amalfi and the hilltop town of Ravello.

This elegant coastline offers picture - postcard beauty for its visitors, and Positano is the jewel in its crown. There are a selection of high - quality restaurants within walking distance all serving Italian classics and delicious sea food. The narrow streets are filled with fashionable boutiques and inviting market stalls selling jewellery, crafts and antiques.

Naples is a bustling melting pot of colourful markets, narrow streets with outdoor washing lines and cobbled alleyways. It's worth a visit for a true taste of southern Italian flavour, with plenty of history, beautiful churches and (apparently) Italy’s best pizza.

Sorrento, overlooking the Bay of Naples, on the other side of the peninsular to Positano, is known for its sweeping views across the waters and central Piazza Tasso, a lively cafe - lined square.

Amalfi’s ochre tones and marina are a sight to behold; set in a fertile region known for its fresh produce, boat trips and long sandy beaches blend with local, day - to - day life and a smattering of smart boutiques. 

Whether it be hiking, fine cuisine or historical sites, this part of Italy has it all covered. The Lattari Mountains hug the Sorrentine peninsula making for wonderful walks, while the summer months see open - air concerts in the piazzas.