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Infinite views beguiling in their capacity to unite earth and sky, soft murmuring of the sea bringing echoes of age-old cultures, penetrating fragrances of local herbs and aromatic plants awakening hitherto unknown olfactory pleasures… a hotel immersed in an island atmosphere that sharpens the senses while providing every comfort.
This is the Albergo San Montano, an exclusive five-star hotel that offers unique experiences and a world of pleasure for each of the senses. Located in Lacco Ameno, 800 m above sea level on the extraordinarily beautiful island of Ischia, the Albergo San Montano has wonderful views of Naples, Vesuvius, the Sorrento Peninsula and the luxuriant slopes of Mount Epomeo.
The hotel has a verdant garden with two outside swimming pools (one thermal and the other sea water), a tennis court, a bowling alley, two bars, a restaurant, high-speed Internet connection and free access to the San Montano beach, the most beautiful on the island.
WELLNESS CLUB
The Thermal Spa of the Albergo San Montano is one of the main attractions of this luxury establishment. It is designed to provide for hotel guests a restful place to relax and benefit from its saunas, steam baths, hydromassage baths plus a range of therapeutic massages and other kinds of body care. The Thermal Spa offers tranquillity, well-being and beauty in a unique and privileged setting. |
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The well-lit bedrooms are furbished to the highest standards and furnished with old navy style furniture.
Almost all bedrooms have a balcony or terrace offering breathtaking views over the sea and area.
Accommodation ranges from standard, comfort, deluxe and superior bedrooms to junior suites and suites. Some single occupancy bedrooms are also available.
The six standard rooms enjoy park view or look onto the surrounding hills, but do not have a balcony. They are the perfect accommodation for those who want to pay a lower rate and at the same time enjoy all amenities Albergo San Montano can offer.
The 14 comfort rooms enjoy hill or park view; all 20 deluxe rooms and the nine superior rooms enjoy fantastic sea view with the latter being more spacious.
The 14 junior suites feature a lower level living room and an upper level bedroom and two bathrooms.
The only 2 single-level suites consist of a wider living room, which can communicate with a deluxe bedroom, and two bathrooms.
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The Albergo San Montano has an area equipped with the latest technology for all kinds of professional meetings and special events.
Meeting Room (theatre-style: 60 / U-style: 25 ) |
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By car
Coming from the north: exit the motorway at the Napoli exit, take the Tangenziale bypass, then take the via Campana exit and follow the signs to the porto di Pozzuoli, and then to the pier where the ferries leave for Ischia.
Coming from the south: leave the motorway at the Napoli via marittima exit, continue towards the piazza Municipio until reaching the Molo Beverello pier, from which the ferries depart for Ischia.
By boat
The hotel is just a few minutes from the port of Ischia harbour, from which there is a daily ferry service to Naples.
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Destination Information: Ischia |
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 With its many sandy beaches and beautiful coves, and known as “the green island” thanks to its luxuriant vegetation, Ischia, the largest of the Phlegrean Islands in the Gulf of Naples, is divided into six communities, Ischia, Casamicciola, Terme, Lacco Ameno, Forio, Serrara Fontana and Barano.
Its volcanic nature makes Ischia one of Europe’s leading thermal spa centres. A small crater-formed lake formed that welcomes the visitor on arrival is the Port of Ischia. The rest of the town extends back three kilometres from the thermal springs.
The visitor can walk this distance along the magnificent “Pineta”, which was constructed on the lava left after an eruption and is now lined with appealing little houses. Other routes are along the “Via Roma” and the “Via Vittoria Colonna”, the latter with an interesting Museum exhibiting the island’s most ancient treasures.
Another option is the coastal walk along the “Passeggiata Colombo”, which takes one to Ischia Ponte, a fishing village joined by a bridge to the small round island of the Aragonese Castle. This is a kind of floating fortress that represents the island’s medieval history in a nutshell. Along with several watchtowers that line the coast, the fortress is the symbol of the inhabitants’ long and heroic struggle against Saracen attacks. After passing beyond the bulwark constituted by the walls, and traversing a passage cut through the rock, one can visit the Cathedral, the Church of the Immaculate Conception, the abandoned Convent of the Clarisse Order, the nuns’ cemetery and the turreted castle to enjoy the wonderful view from its terrace.
The Lacco Ameno is a spa of thermal springs set in an inlet at the foot of Mount Epomeo. Just off this beautiful beach, “Fungo” a small water-eroded, rocky island rises from the sea.
In the main square of the town is the Sanctuary of Saint Restituta, the island’s patron saint. Saint Restituta was a Christian martyr who was burned on a boat that was later miraculously found on a road next to the village on 17 May 304 AD. This date is commemorated every year in Lacco Ameno with festivities that culminate with a night-time fireworks display. Ischia is known for its handcraft studios, while also among its main attractions are its traditional festivals, most of them religious, which bring the people to the squares or coast to enjoy the processions, fireworks displays, dancing and music. |
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