This review is long overdue, but the delay in sharing our experiences speaks volumes of the lasting impression Costa Del Capitano has left on us. It was more than a stay; it was a journey into a world where luxury, beauty, and warmth intertwine seamlessly. Unparalleled Elegance: The attention to detail and high-end finishings within the suites spoke volumes of the luxury that Costa Del Capitano prioritizes. From the impeccable design to the state-of-the-art appliances, every corner of our accommodations reflected a commitment to excellence and comfort. The property itself is a testament to exquisite craftsmanship, reflecting the owner's substantial investment in quality and detail. A View to Behold: Each morning greeted us with vistas so captivating, they felt surreal. The panoramic views from our rooms stretched out to the Mediterranean Sea, offering a serene backdrop that could easily rival the famed landscapes of the Amalfi Coast. The property boasts well-maintained clay tennis courts for enthusiasts and steps leading down to a private grotto for an exclusive dip in the sea. Hospitality Beyond Measure: The soul of Costa Del Capitano, however, lies in the hospitality extended by Maria, its owner and operator. Her unwavering dedication to our comfort was evident from the moment we arrived, welcomed by baskets of fruit and prosecco. Maria's ability to make us feel at home, securing a restaurant reservation when most places were closed during our late December visit, showcased her exceptional commitment to our well-being. Maria embodies the quintessence of Southern Italian hospitality. A Stay to Remember: Beyond the tangible luxuries and stunning aesthetics of Costa Del Capitano, it was the intangible warmth and care from Maria and her team that truly defined our experience. In a time when genuine hospitality can be hard to come by, Costa Del Capitano stands as a beacon of what true hospitality entails.

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So much better than the pics!!

Absolutely beautiful view and the room was very clean.

The room was outdated and the restaurant was closed so in order to get coffee or food we had to go out of the property.

The panorama/view of our terrace was fantastic!!never seen anything like it. The resort and how it was built in the rocks is quite unique, to go to the sea you walk into a stunning cliff through stone stairs and once you are by the water there is a blue cave right next to a private access to the sea!

The restaurant was unfortunately closed, that was a pity we would have loved to eat there. The bathrooms are not that new, should be renovated, especially for the price you pay I would have expected better toilets.