Hospitality company Oetker Collection has opened Hotel La Palma, its first hotel in Capri, Italy.
The hotel, formerly known as Locanda Pagano, was originally constructed in 1822 and is located just steps from the famous Piazzetta.
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It was claimed to be the first hotel project designed by interior designer Francis Sultana.
The hotel, owned by Reuben Brothers, was transformed into an elegant 50-room-and-suite property after two and a half years of renovation.
Hotel La Palma also boasts a spa and a newly constructed pool deck, overlooking the boutiques of Via Vittorio Emanuele, with a pool bar.
It also includes two restaurants and bars and a private beach club, known as Da Gioia by La Palma.
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By GlobalDataThe beach club is in Marina Piccola and is also open to non-hotel guests. It offers 42 sun loungers and a separate private beach which can accommodate up to eight guests.
Oetker Collection CEO Timo Gruenert said: “I simply cannot think of anything more exciting than the debut of a true masterpiece hotel in one of the most beautiful and glamorous destinations in the world, the island of Capri.
“This is a homage to la dolce vita and the legacy of this legendary location – the first hotel in Capri – all while bringing Hotel La Palma once again back to the epicentre of the island’s vibrant social scene.
“And as with all our masterpiece hotels, we are truly committed to creating a sense of timeless hospitality, deeply rooted in family spirit and genuine kindness.”
