Global luxury hospitality company Jumeirah Group has announced the opening of its Italian property, Capri Palace Jumeirah, for the first time on 25 June 2020 as part of Jumeirah Group.
The hotel will be opened until 30 September 2020.
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Capri Palace Jumeirah general manager and Italy and Spain regional vice-president Ermanno Zanini said: “We are delighted to welcome our guests back to Capri Palace Jumeirah.
“Our team have eagerly awaited this moment and are ready to provide excellent service and unrivalled culinary experiences the hotel is known for, synonymous with Jumeirah’s brand values.”
The group noted that it will strictly follow the directives of the Italian Government and implement extensive preventative measures for the safety of all upon opening its new hotel.
It further added that the health and safety of people visiting, staying or dining or working with Jumeirah Hotels and Resorts is its top priority.
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By GlobalDataCapri Palace Jumeirah is said to have been designed in the style of an eighteenth-century Neapolitan palazzo. The property features 68 guestrooms and is ideally located in Anacapri island, built on a hill.
Capri Palace Jumeirah has a pair of Michelin-starred restaurants and will also feature a medical spa facility, private beach club and large outdoor pool set within beautifully manicured gardens.
In January 2018, Jumeirah Group launched a new brand Zabeel House for business and leisure travellers.
The group has already signed five management agreements in the UAE, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the UK for Zabeel House properties.
