| | Facilities within the Property |
Garden & Swimming Pool: The hotel has a garden of flowering bushes, and on the lower edge is a free-form pool with a grassy border for sunbathing. |
Breakfast: Breakfast is served on your balcony or on a terrace surrounded by trees and large potted flowers.
Restaurant: It isn't inside the Hotel, but it's located in the Hotel Regina Cristina (300 mts). |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Bar | Boat Hire | | Boat Hire (with Crew) | Boat Hire (without Crew) | | Car Rental (with Driver) | Child Friendly | | Concierge Service | Excursions | | Fax Service | Guided Tours | | Helicopter Service To/From Airport | Laundry | | Lift | Power Boat Hire | | Private Boat Tours | Private Transfer To/From Airport | | Private Transfer To/From Rail Station | Small Dogs Welcome | | Small Pets Welcome | Swimming Pool | | Towels for Swimming Pool | Wake Up Service | | |
 "The Charterhouse of S.Giacomo" was built in 1371-74 under the initiative of Count Giacomo Arcucci of Capri, Secretary to Jeanne, Queen of Naples, it was devastated in 1553 by the Saracens. In 1563, the resident Carthusian monks built a fortified tower. According to a local legend, when it collapsed in 1808 the ruins blocked the entrance to a cave below, known as the Grotta Oscura. In 1807 the Charterhouse was used as a barrack, and then, in 1815, as a jail. Later, it became a rest home, and in 1860 a military hospital. Partially restored in 1924, it is currently the site of the Municipal Library and the Preparatory School, and holds temporary exhibitions. Inside there is also a museum with large canvases by German painter Wilhelm Diefenbach. One room has large statues from the Roman age, found covered with limestone incrustations in the Grotta Azzurra in 1964. The Charterhouse is the most important representation of Capri's architecture, especially in its oldest parts where the roof is made of vaults typical of popular architecture in the Gulf of Naples. |
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