Ischia Spa

Ischia Spa resort, set in the suggestive Bay of San Francesco between the endless horizon and the lush green of Monte Epomeo, offers truly spectacular views. With its sea-front location it offers it guests a haven of complete relaxation of body and mind.

The prestige of this property is immediately apparent from its exterior, but once inside the sumptuous mix of elegant antiques and comfortable furnishings confirms its exceptional quality. It also boasts wonderful swimming pools, lush surrounding gardens, an old-age park, and its own private beach, no less.

The Resort includes nearly 200 bedrooms, 2 conference rooms (of which one can accommodate 200 seats), a restaurant room, a Spa with Turkish bath, sauna, plunge pool massages, cardiovascular exercise machines and well equipped gym. In addition to the thermal spring and the two thermal pools there is an outdoor pool.

The cuisine of Ischia Spa resort is typically Mediterranean, with a particular attention to the local culinary tradition.

At Ischia Spa resort everything is focused on guest's well being. Their psycho-physical balance is given the utmost care and their well being is to be built and maintained through five equally fundamental and integral elements such as hydrotherapy, beauty, stress management, diet and fitness.

The hotel is made up of nearly 200 bedrooms, spread among main building, colour-washed bungalow, depandance, tiled roofs, and watery views. 

The island of Ischia can be reached from Naples in about an hour by ferry or in about forty minutes by hydrofoil.

Ischia has been called the isle of eternal youth and the new Capri. Even gods, goddesses and mythological heroes took a break in Ischia, bathing in the hot bubbling springs prized for therapeutic powers. Now it is also attracting plenty of celebrities in search of their slice of la dolce vita.

As soon as you step off the boat from Naples the seduction begins. There are cool hills with fragrant pine and citrus groves, vineyards, dramatic volcanic landscapes, picturesque towns and fishing villages. And everywhere you go there are views over the Bay of Naples.

Ischia is the largest of the Neapolitan islands. It has 25 miles of coastline and is dominated by the 2,500ft-high extinct volcano Monte Epomeo, with its 103 springs and countless thermal spas. 

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