The best hotels in Ischia

Ischia, the largest island in the Bay of Naples, is your go-to for sea views, thermal spas, and a laid-back Mediterranean vibe. It’s a dreamy mix of dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, and charming spa towns—ideal for everything from romantic escapes to family adventures. You’ll find clifftop luxury with private beaches in the south, boutique charm in Sant’Angelo, and buzzing stays near Porto d’Ischia if nightlife’s your thing. Whether you’re after pampering or peace, Ischia delivers.

Ischia is a dream for nature lovers and culture seekers alike, with its lush, tropical-like coastal plants, shady chestnut forests perfect for hiking, and a climate that keeps everything beautifully green. While it’s not a place for open meadows, the island more than makes up for it with its striking sights—from a grand 15th-century castle and a stunning Moorish garden inspired by the Alhambra, to one of Italy’s oldest churches and several fascinating museums. And when you’re ready to unwind, its beaches are ideal for a laid-back Italian seaside escape.

The Best Places to Stay on Ischia

For a Romantic Island Holiday

• Mezzatorre Resort & Spa is the kind of place you book for big moments. A glamorous clifftop villa with a private beach and serious wow-factor. Inside, 57 rooms pair canopy beds with quiet luxury. Expect healing thermal pools, a romantic restaurant, and total seclusion.
• Perched above a pretty cove, La Madonnina is bright, breezy, and effortlessly stylish. Just 21 rooms, all with sea views, majolica tiles, and private balconies. It’s intimate, relaxed, and perfect for families too—with a spa, solarium, and even childcare. A truly romantic coastal escape.
• Regina Isabella is a glamorous coastal hideaway in Lacco Ameno, perfect for romance. Think vintage Italian flair, dreamy beach views, Michelin-starred dining, indulgent spa days, and candlelit evenings under the stars—all wrapped in timeless elegance and seaside serenity.

For Luxury Lovers

• Terme Manzi Hotel & Spa delivers pure luxury without going over the top. Think gold mosaics, marble statues, and chandeliers—used just right. With 58 plush rooms, a thermal spring, spa, and Mediterranean dining, it’s fit for modern-day Roman royalty.
• Miramare Sea Resort- Overlooking the sparkling sea, this resort pairs coastal glamour with Italian sophistication. Indulge in thermal waters, fine dining, private beaches, and elegant rooms with unbeatable views—luxury meets pure relaxation.
• Set across 10 serene villas on lush Ischia, Botanio Relais & Spa oozes Mediterranean charm. Think whitewashed elegance, alfresco living, a world-class spa, and Michelin-starred dining—all wrapped in pure island tranquility.

For an Island Retreat

• Tucked near the fishing town of Lacco Ameno, Garden and Villas Resort is all about laid-back luxury. Think lush gardens, a massive pool, and 43 airy rooms—many with terraces, some with hot tubs. Local flavours shine at the restaurant, especially at breakfast.

Prefer a Private Apartment or Villa?

• If you'd prefer the privacy of a self-catering option then browse through the wide variety available online with our partner, Booking.com.

Travel Information

• Ischia doesn’t have its own airport, so the easiest way to get to the island is by hydrofoil or ferry from Naples. Making the most convenient international airport Naples Airport. From the airport it’s about 20 minutes to the ferry port, and then just under an hour by ferry.
• If you want to hire a car we recommend you visit our online partner, Rentalcars.
• The holiday season on Ischia starts around Easter and runs through until mid-October. Summer, especially July and August, is the most popular time to visit, with Italian families taking advantage of the summer holidays. The prices, unfortunately, reflect that — and even the island’s buses are crowded come August. If you‘re hoping for a summer island break, but don’t need to visit during school holidays, we recommend September, which is almost as sunny and idyllic as August, but with a lot fewer visitors! If you’re interested in more than the beach, then you might want to opt for spring or autumn. Spring is mild and colourful, with plenty of sunshine — a perfect time to explore the island’s walking trails. While some hotels and restaurants close down mid-autumn, this is still a lively island out of season, with 65,000 local residents, so there’s always plenty open. And autumn is a great time to visit inexpensively.

Still not sure where to stay?

• Expand your search to include all our recommendations for the best places to stay in Campania
• Or consider neighbours, like Procida or Capri
• Alternatively, you could contact one of our friendly Gurus for personalised advice.