Casa Caprile, a luxurious retreat set in the former residence of Queen Victoria of Sweden, has opened its doors in Anacapri, offering a serene escape from Capri's bustling tourist scene. Opened on 1 April 2027, the property is nestled among lush gardens and cultural landmarks, providing a tranquil haven for those seeking privacy and elegance.

Led by Gabriella Russo, who has been instrumental in the development of JK Place Capri, Casa Caprile aims to offer more than just accommodation. "This project is deeply linked to Anacapri and its cultural heritage," Russo stated. The villa, restored by architect Antonio Girardi, features 12 individually designed rooms, each with unique character and atmosphere, from village-view retreats to suites with private pools.

The property boasts a spacious outdoor swimming pool with a magnesium purification system, offering a gentle alternative to chlorine. The pool is designed to provide comfort throughout the year, reflecting the rhythm of the seasons. The restaurant, set within the tranquil garden, embraces a farm-to-table philosophy, offering a bespoke dining experience that celebrates Neapolitan and Caprese cuisine.

Guests can enjoy guided trekking routes, sightseeing experiences, and private airport transfers, ensuring a seamless arrival and departure. Casa Caprile plans to operate year-round, inviting guests to discover the island beyond the summer peak. Rates start from $620 (€590) per night, including breakfast, offering a luxurious yet intimate experience deeply connected to Anacapri's lifestyle.

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