HOTEL WEBER AMBASSADOR

Nestling among the lush Mediterranean foliage of Capri's rocky coastline, the sea facing Hotel Weber Ambassador has direct access to the famous Marina Piccola beach, and is less than a kilometre from the town centre. Simple, modern decor in cool, clean white is complemented by dark green or blue fabrics in the 85 air conditioned guestrooms, all of which have satellite television, minibars, direct dial phones and high speed Internet connections. Guests are also provided with bathrobes, slippers and beach towels. Just 32 steps weave their way down from the hotel to sandy Marina Piccolo beach, where guests can soak up the Mediterranean sunshine and swim in and out of secluded bays along the rocky shore. The coffee shop is open round the clock and guests can sip long drinks and cocktails in the cool, air conditioned lounge bar or out on the terrace while taking in views of the Faraglioni rocks. A complimentary shuttle service runs between the hotel and the town centre every eight minutes between 7 AM and 3 AM and hotel guests are offered special discounts on a range of tours and excursions, water sports lessons and equipment hire, mountain bike, scooter and skate rental. The health conscious will also appreciate free access to a fully equipped gym. Buzzing with tourists by day and filled with revellers by night, the piazzetta (Piazza Umberto I is just under a kilometre from the hotel, while the Azzurra and Matermania caves are within 2.5 kilometres. The nearest airport is Naples. The ferry from Naples to Capri takes approximately 80 minutes. Distance to the hotel from the dock at Capri is 45 kilometres. Buses run from the airport to Naples train station and the port (Piazza Municipio. Taxis are also available from the airport. A one way journey to the port costs around 10 Euros. From the port, hydrofoils and ferries connect to the island of Capri. Call the hotel before boarding to arrange pick ups at the port of Capri. The hotel can also arrange private transfers from the airport or railway station to the port of Naples.