Litodora
Litodora
CapriFrom €9715 per week
Capri
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- From €9715 per week
CAPRI
For a sun-drenched spree on Capri, you cannot beat the location of the elegant villa Litodora! This luxurious villa overlooks the Faraglioni – the wondrous geological formation that rise up from the sea and create the most iconic view of the isle of Capri. Litodora is located at short distance away from the Piazzetta – the heart of this chic island destination, a quick 15-minute walk to the beach, and just a few steps from markets, restaurants, banks and bars. Surrounded by luxuriant gardens, rich with flowers and Mediterranean vegetation, the two-story property is furnished with elegance and charm. From the villa spacious rooms, you can marvel at the sea views, or, in the garden, indulge in a drink nearby the pool. Go ahead, you deserve it!
4 BEDROOMS/4 BATHROOMS
Ground floor
Twin bedroom with sea-views and adjacent bathroom with shower
King bedroom with sea-views and private bathroom with tub and wall-mounted shower
Lower floor
King bedroom (convertible) with sea-views and en-suite bathroom with tub and wall-mounted shower – direct access to the pool terrace and garden
King bedroom (convertible) with sea-views and en-suite bathroom with tub and wall-mounted shower – direct access to the pool terrace and garden
All bedrooms with A/C and mosquito nets; bathrooms are provided with hairdryer and toiletries.
LIVING SPACES
Ground floor
Decorated with a palette of maritime blues and white, this living room creates an easygoing coastal feel. The mix of traditional furniture and accessories gives the room a sophisticated look. The arched picture window gifts the space a spectacular view of the Faraglioni.
A galley kitchen optimizes the space by packing in an abundance of storage and work area, making it ideal for preparing delicious specialties.
OUTSIDE FEATURES
Three terraces are enjoyable at Villa Litodora. The first one, at the same level of the kitchen, is furnished for meals al fresco under a large sun-umbrella and a mature tree. The second is where the private travertine swimming pool is set. Here you will spend time to work on your tan enjoying the sunshine while taking in the picture-perfect views. Changing room and shower. Finally, the third terrace on the lowest level, is positioned among lemon trees. This is the perfect spot where to lounge at night when the lemon scent permeates the air. Stairs with handrail lead through the three levels of the garden.
SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS
Litodora is a Caprese dream. The enviable position is only one of the many factors that makes this villa very popular to rent. And did we say the views? Extraordinary! The villa is less than 50 meters from the drop-off area and only 30 steps separate the main road from the villa.
Nearest Airport: Naples Capodichino
Nearest serviced town: in town – Capri
Driving time estimated by Google Maps
An intriguing island in the Bay of Naples, Capri has been coveted since Caesar Augustus purchased it in 29 B.C.. Capri’s steep walled harbors are filled with an impressive array of yachts, and fantastic beaches abound. There’s always a flurry of activity in Capri’s main square, La Piazzetta. Elegant shopping awaits along Via Camerelle, where boutiques are built right into the original Roman walls. Have a cappuccino with a cornetto at Tiberio caffé, or a Campari aperitif at the bar of the Quisisana Hotel. Take a stroll on Via Krupp, one of the world’s most beautiful pathways that corkscrews down to the beaches below. Or rent a Riva (an Italian motorboat) or one of the typical Caprese boats (gozzi) and head to the Faraglioni, the iconic monolithic rocks rising from the sea, or indulge in an excursion to the Blue Grotto (better during off hours). Visit Mount Solaro, the highest peak on the island (589 meters above sea level), which is 12 minutes by chairlift from Piazza Vittoria or about 1 hour on foot.
If you want to glimpse at Capri in all its natural glory, Mount Solaro is an absolute must. Seemingly untouched by time, this peaceful corner offers refuge from the crowds of jostling tourists. Considering that Capri is a mere four miles in length, it is rich with historical sites. Tour the Villa San Michele in Anacapri, a museum with splendid mosaic floors and filled with Roman artifacts. Most spectacular of all are the Gardens of Caesar Augustus. Be sure to walk along ancient footpaths above the sea – one can’t help but be swept up by the soul of Capri.
WHERE TO EAT
JKitchen at the hotel JKPlace in Capri – Sophisticated elegant restaurant with fantastic Mediterranean food, great views from the panoramic terrace, and chic atmosphere.
Via Provinciale 225, Marina Grande – Capri – +39 081 838 4001
Il Riccio – Michelin starred restaurant in Anacapri. We suggest trying pasta with seafood and the Mediterranean crudo.
Via Gradola 4, Anacapri – +39 081 837 1380
Trattoria Il Solitario – When you want to escape the crowd of Capri, head to Anacapri where you can find this lovely and informal venue with great local food.
Via G. Orlandi 96, Anacapri – +39 081 837 1382
Le Grottelle – With a balcony overlooking the Arco Naturale, this is the place to enjoy the view, while sampling simple island’s cuisine: zucchini scapece style, Capri ravioli stuffed with ricotta cheese, fried fish and pastiera, the typical local dessert.
Via Arco Naturale 3, Capri – +39 081 837 5719
La Fontelina – Choose this spot if you want to be in the fanciest beach club on the island to enjoy people-watching, and great food.
Via Faraglioni, Capri – +39 081 837 0845
WHERE TO SHOP
Limoncello – no look further! Buy it at Limoncello di Capri.
Via Roma 85, Capri – +39 081 837 3059
Hand-made sandals – For your pair of beautifully handcrafted sandals head to the concept store Mariorita, in front of Capri Palace.
Via Capodimonte 2, Anacapri – +39 081 837 3659
Perfumes – Carthusia, the original perfumes of Capri.
Via Camerelle 10, Capri – +39 081 837 0019
Jewlery – Grazia & Marica Vozza, unique caprese creations using, among other materials, semiprecious stones and Fresh Water baroque pearls. The work of these two artisan twin sisters is gaining international favor among the fashionistas.
Via Fuorlovado 38, Capri – +39 081 837 4010
Amenities

Air Conditioning
Daily Breakfast
Maid Service
Parking
Swimming Pool
Terrace / Alfresco Dining
View
Waterfront

Wifi
Extra Optional Services
Airport Transfer
Cooking class
Driver
Extra Housekeeping
Guided Tours
Laundry service
Porter Service
Private Chef
Pricing and Availability
Standard rates €14,285.00
From 02 Oct 2021 – 29 Oct 2021 €9,715.00
Pricing Notes
INCLUDED WITH RENT
All utilities, including A/C, and final cleaning
Housekeeping 4 hours per day (except Sunday)
Mid- week change of linen (Wed)
Breakfast setup service – available 2 hour/day, for 5 days (except Sat and Sun)
Unlimited Wi-Fi internet (available indoor and outdoor)
Garden and pool maintenance service
NOT INCLUDED/EXTRA
Heating as per meter reading
Additional housekeeping/personal laundry service €15/h
Cook service
Food and beverages cost
NOTES
Security Deposit: €1,200 in cash locally
Due to the low-fenced terraces, depth of the pool, and architectural characteristics, this villa will not accept guests younger than 12 years old.
Non-smoking villa
Check-in 3:00pm – 6:00pm: Check-out by 10:00am
All extra services must be paid locally unless otherwise arranged
Campania
Campania borders with Lazio and is on the shin of the boot leg. Chaotic Naples is the capital city which is the birth place of Pizza. Campania is famous for the best pizza in the world so it is a must see simply to indulge in a margarita pizza.
With their lazy siestas, blue waters and warm sun, one feels like they could be a million miles from business like Milan.
The Main towns in Campania are Naples, Amalfi, Agropoli, Avellino, Benevento, Caserta, Gallo Matese, Maiori, Massa Lubrense, Positano, Praiano, Salerno and Sorrento.
Attractions include the Roman archaeological sites (Pompeii) and Herculaneum (Ercolaneo).
From €9715 per week
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The Amalfi Coast offers an abundance of cafes, shops, art galleries and restaurants on its vertical terrain. Most beaches are small pebble inlets of land thus the best way to enjoy the sand and the turquoise water is to tour the area by boat (ask our concierge about it!) and let an expert local captain take you to his favorite spots or suggest the best seaside restaurants. A memorable experience! WHERE TO EAT Rossellinis - One of the finest Italian restaurants, Michelin-awarded and boasting very high ratings. In high season, the restaurant is open only for dinner. If you want to treat yourself to an unforgettable meal, dine here at night on one of the terraces looking down on the fishing boats 1,000 feet below! Via San Giovanni del Toro, Ravello - +39 089 818 181 Next 2 - Fine dining restaurant serving regional cuisine with a contemporary twist. Via Pasitea 242, Positano – +39 089 812 3516 Il Pirata - Panoramic restaurant built on a rock next to the water. 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