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If you’re in search of a little Capri glamour, Tiberio Palace has it all: colourful vintage armchairs, pop art, eclectic curios and piles of out-there coffee-table books. It’s removed from the hustle and bustle, but not too far from where all the action takes place on Capri’s boutique-lined Via Botteghe. The secluded location also comes with added perks, from the luxury of feeling that little bit more exclusive to peaceful mornings spent far from the crowds.
The Gianpiero Panepinto-designed bedrooms have been beautifully curated. No two are the same and each comes with vintage tomes, photos of Hollywood starlets, sculptural lamps and ornaments hand-picked from across the world. Shades of white and blue dominate, and if you’re lucky enough to be staying in a suite, large terraces are kitted out with exquisite Italianate tiles, hammocks, verdure and sunloungers. Elsewhere, the plush spa has a sauna, steam-room and multi-sensory showers, and the hotel restaurant is a good spot to tuck into some local favourites, from a cuttlefish black-ink pasta to pork fillets, cooked Capri-style. LA
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