Villa Amarelle | 4-Bedroom Villa in Anacapri – Capri island.

Eight guests arrive at Villa Amarelle in Anacapri, Capri island, and immediately understand why this restored centuries-old villa commands views across the Tyrrhenian Sea. A luxury villa rental on Capri island doesn’t get more strategically positioned than this: within walking distance of Anacapri’s whitewashed piazzas, yet far enough inland to offer complete privacy behind stone walls and climbing jasmine. The property sits on 1,500 square metres of landscaped grounds where lemon trees and established Mediterranean plantings create natural sound barriers against the world outside.

Inside Villa Amarelle

Villa Amarelle sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, distributed across two floors of carefully restored living space totalling 180 square metres. The ground floor reveals itself as the social heart of the home. You’ll step through into a generous living room anchored by deep sofas and a Smart TV, with direct access to the garden that most guests find themselves drawn to within minutes. The kitchen occupies the same level—fully fitted with a contemporary aesthetic that belies the villa’s ancient origins. Double-door fridges, a five-burner hob, microwave, dishwasher, espresso machine, and quality small appliances mean that actual cooking happens here, not just reheating. A separate dining area seats four formally, though most meals migrate to the outdoor terraces.

The ground floor includes two bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms featuring rainfall showers. One bedroom opens directly onto the garden, featuring a double bed and its own shower room with a generous walk-in layout. The second ground-floor bedroom houses twin beds—ideal for children or friends who prefer separate sleeping arrangements—and similarly includes a private en-suite. A guest WC serves this level’s circulation spaces.

Ascending to the first floor, the architecture shifts. A second living area here features bookshelves, another Smart TV, and immediate terrace access—this becomes the quiet refuge when the ground floor fills with activity. Two further bedrooms occupy this level, each a double with garden or terrace views, each with its own en-suite bathroom. This layout means that no guest ever shares a bathroom, and privacy remains absolute even with a full complement of eight visitors.

Throughout the villa, air conditioning maintains comfort during Capri’s warmer months. Wi-Fi runs reliably across all rooms. A washing machine and dryer handle laundry needs, while a ping-pong table in one of the living areas provides evening entertainment for competitive groups. Hairdryers and a safe for valuables complete the practical amenities.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden transforms the villa from impressive interior to truly exceptional property. The heated pool—nine metres long, 3.8 metres wide, 1.7 metres deep—operates from May through October and features a dedicated hydromassage area where jets work out the tension from days spent exploring coastal paths. The pool surround offers numbered sun loungers and shade beneath an electronic awning that rises and falls with a button press.

Beyond the pool sits a summer house with sofas and ambient lighting, the kind of space that becomes command central for aperitivo hour when the sun approaches the horizon. Covered outdoor seating areas branch off the main terrace—useful for sudden afternoon storms that characterise Mediterranean springs. Multiple dining tables scattered across different garden zones mean that breakfast can happen in morning light, lunch in shade, and dinner under the stars on the same property without moving furniture.

A barbecue built into the garden’s edge serves grilled seafood and vegetables, while an outdoor shower with hot water allows guests to rinse off salt and chlorine before dinner. The terrace design includes built-in seating and carefully positioned plantings that frame views toward the sea without feeling theatrical or overdone.

Location: Anacapri, Capri island, and the Surrounding Area

Anacapri itself sits just a fifteen-minute walk downhill from Villa Amarelle—close enough for an evening stroll to dinner, far enough that the villa experiences genuine quiet. The town functions as Capri island’s more authentic, less-crowded alternative to glitzy Capri town 4 kilometres south. Piazza San Tommaso forms Anacapri’s beating heart, ringed with trattorias serving local catches like dentex and grouper, cafés where locals linger over morning espresso, and small galleries showcasing island artists. Casa Rossa, the distinctive red-ochre house museum built by a 19th-century eccentric, anchors the town’s historical identity.

The chairlift ascending Monte Solaro launches from the town centre—a twelve-minute ride to 589 metres where visibility stretches across the entire island toward the mainland coast and Naples beyond. Serious walkers follow the 1,000 steps descending toward Capri town, a full afternoon excursion that rewards effort with perspectives most visitors never experience.

Capri town itself, 4 kilometres south by car or accessible by a challenging clifftop walk, represents Mediterranean glamour at its most concentrated. The Piazetta functions as one of Europe’s most exclusive gathering points, surrounded by designer boutiques (Gucci, Prada, Dior occupy street-level positions), Michelin-starred restaurants, and yacht-watching opportunities from every café table. The Marina Grande and Marina Piccola—the island’s two harbours—frame the town’s geography, with ferries running to the mainland Sorrento and Naples. Augustus Gardens offers relief from the crowds, with shade trees and views that explain why wealthy Neapolitans chose this island for retreat. Villa Jovis, the haunting ruins of Roman Emperor Tiberius’s retreat, sits within walking distance and opens to visitors daily.

Beaches define Capri island’s purpose. Lido del Faro lies just 3 kilometres from Villa Amarelle—a pebbled cove with excellent water clarity, beach bars serving cold wine and seafood antipasti, and a functional lighthouse perched on the rocks. Faraglioni beach, 6 kilometres south, counters with sand and the island’s famous rock stacks rising from shallow water, iconic enough to appear on postcards sold throughout Italy. Bagni di Tiberio, accessible only by swimming or private boat, preserves exclusivity through its awkward approach. The Blue Grotto, the island’s most-visited natural attraction, requires a short boat journey from Marina Grande and rewrites expectations about what colour water can achieve.

For destination planning, explore our luxury villas in Italy and our full collection in Anacapri, Capri island. For deeper context on the broader region, read our Amalfi Coast travel guide, which situates Capri island within the larger landscape of Campania’s coastal treasures.

Getting to Villa Amarelle involves flying into Naples International Airport (Capodichino), approximately 50 kilometres and 75 minutes’ driving north. From Naples, the coastal highway hugs the Sorrentine Peninsula before ferries depart for Capri island (45 minutes by hydrofoil, 90 minutes by slower ferry from Sorrento). Alternatively, faster ferries run directly from Naples harbour (40 minutes). The journey translates to total transfer times of approximately 3.5 to 4 hours from airport touchdown to villa arrival.

Seasonally, May through September delivers warm, dry weather ideal for swimming and coastal exploration. July and August bring peak crowds and maximum heat (28-32°C). April and October offer milder conditions (16-22°C) with fewer visitors, though the heated pool remains essential for comfortable swimming. November through March sees occasional rain and cooler temperatures (8-16°C), yet offers solitude and dramatic seascapes that appeal to photographers and contemplative visitors.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families with teenagers thrive here—the pool entertains younger swimmers, Anacapri’s shops and restaurants engage older adolescents, and the bedspace accommodates three generations without anyone doubling up. The heating system and proximity to restaurants means families needn’t commit to self-catering if cooking fatigue sets in.

Groups of friends celebrating specific milestones find the villa’s layout ideal. Eight people can pursue entirely separate activities—some swimming, others hiking to viewpoints, a couple kayaking from Marina Grande—then reconvene each evening at the pool bar. The ping-pong table and Smart TVs provide backup entertainment for stormy afternoons.

Couples wanting privacy within a larger property discover the first-floor living area functions as a separate retreat from ground-floor activity. This works especially well for multi-generational bookings where younger and older visitors maintain different schedules.

Practical Information

Villa Amarelle accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The maid service operates twice weekly, changing linens and performing deep cleaning—a significant amenity that prevents the property from feeling like work for guests coordinating an eight-person stay.

Check-in occurs after 4 PM and check-out by 10 AM on the standard weekly tenure. Mid-week and weekend rates adjust seasonally, with summer commanding premiums and shoulder seasons (April, May, October, November) offering better value without sacrificing weather quality.

The property includes Wi-Fi, air conditioning throughout, heated pool operation (seasonal), all linen and towels, initial welcome provisions of local coffee and tea, and parking within the grounds. Utilities cover electricity, water, and gas for cooking and heating. Pet arrangements require advance approval with additional cleaning fees typically applied.

The nearest supermarket, Carrefour Express, sits roughly 1.5 kilometres downhill in Anacapri’s commercial quarter—a ten-minute walk or three-minute drive. Speciality food shops cluster on Piazza San Tommaso and Via Orlandi, where delis stock San Marzano tomatoes, mozzarella di bufala, and local wines from Campania’s volcanic soils.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Amarelle

How many guests does Villa Amarelle sleep?

Villa Amarelle sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The ground floor contains two bedrooms (one double with garden access, one twin), while the first floor houses two further double bedrooms. Each bedroom includes its own en-suite bathroom, eliminating shared facilities even at full occupancy. No additional sofa beds or annexes expand capacity beyond this configuration.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Amarelle in Anacapri, Capri island?

Naples International Airport (Capodichino) serves Villa Amarelle, located 50 kilometres north of the property. Standard transfer time runs 3.5 to 4 hours including ground transport to Sorrento or Naples harbour, ferry crossing to Capri island (40-90 minutes depending on ferry type), and vehicle or taxi journey to the villa. Direct helicopter transfers to Capri island are available through concierge services but cost significantly more than ferry alternatives.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Amarelle?

May through September delivers optimal swimming weather, with water temperatures reaching 24-26°C by July. April and October provide pleasant conditions (air temperatures 16-22°C) with dramatically reduced crowds—ideal for guests prioritizing solitude and lower rates. August brings the hottest temperatures (28-32°C) and peak visitor numbers, making June and September preferable for those seeking summer conditions with manageable tourism levels. Winter months (November-March) experience occasional rain and cooler temperatures unsuitable for pool swimming without artificial heating.

Is Villa Amarelle suitable for families with children?

Yes, with qualifications. The heated pool operated May through October suits confident swimmers and children aged 4+. The villa includes no specific childproofing features (gated stairwells, outlet covers), so families with toddlers should discuss safety modifications with the property manager before arrival. Lido del Faro, just 3 kilometres away, offers a family-friendly beach with shallow areas and beach clubs serving lunch. The ping-pong table and Smart TV access provide rainy-day entertainment. Maid service twice weekly eliminates exhausting cleaning responsibilities. However, the absence of high chairs, cots, and children’s equipment means families should either arrive with gear or arrange rental through local baby equipment suppliers.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Amarelle?

The rental rate includes all utilities (electricity, water, gas for cooking and heating), Wi-Fi internet access, pool heating and maintenance during seasonal operation, all bed linen and bathroom towels changed twice weekly, maid service for 6 hours twice weekly, and welcome provisions of local coffee and tea. Air conditioning, washing machine, dryer, and parking within the grounds operate at no additional charge. Extras like meals prepared by a private chef, additional housekeeping beyond the twice-weekly standard, childcare assistance, or boat rental coordination are available through concierge services at additional cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Amarelle?

Anacapri’s restaurant scene clusters around Piazza San Tommaso and Via Orlandi, each within a fifteen-minute walk downhill. Trattoria Caprese specialises in local seafood with pasta dishes anchored by fresh catches. Aurora offers fine dining with views across the island. For casual dining, small pizzerias and family-run trattorias serve straightforward Campanian cooking at moderate prices. Supermarket shopping happens at Carrefour Express (1.5 km, ten-minute walk) or via small delis on the main piazza selling mozzarella, cured meats, produce, and wine. Capri town, 4 kilometres south by car, adds luxury dining with multiple Michelin stars and designer shopping on the Piazetta and Via Camerelle.