
Throughout Ischia island, there are over 200 establishments ranging from 1 to 5 stars where you can stay. It’s important to book well in advance to find your ideal accommodation, especially if you want to visit the island during peak season and spring bank holidays. Spas often accept bookings only on half-board or full-board basis.
Almost all hotels close during winter, and those that remain open offer substantial discounts.
The island’s municipalities offer plenty of opportunities to suit all needs, and you’ll have the chance to explore the entire island, which is well served by an organised and comprehensive public transport network: the main terminus is at Ischia Porto, but there are stops in all the locations across the island.
Ischia Porto and Ischia Ponte are the perfect choice for those seeking more than just beaches – somewhere you can spend a few hours browsing the shops or shopping, enjoy a drink at one of the many bars and soak up the island’s nightlife. Moreover, the Ischia Porto and Ponte areas are well connected to the bus station and are perfect for young people, couples and families alike.
The Porto is recommended for those wanting to take long walks or dine at one of the numerous restaurants in the area.
Ischia Ponte retains the typical atmosphere of an ancient village once inhabited by sailors.
Forio, along with Ischia Porto, is one of the island’s two liveliest towns, especially in the evening, yet at the same time it’s also the island’s most romantic area. For this reason, it’s the ideal place to stay if you’ve come to Ischia seeking a holiday in the sun and sea. Beach access is free and it’s ideal if you’re travelling with family and children.
Forio is strategically located to reach other municipalities on the island, particularly the charming village of Sant’Angelo.
This municipality is also the best place to stay for visitors wanting numerous attractions within reach: here you’ll find La Mortella gardens, Giardini Poseidon Terme, the Church of Soccorso and Villa la Colombaia with its museum dedicated to Luchino Visconti.
The picturesque village of Sant’Angelo is perfect for those wanting a romantic couple’s getaway, in complete relaxation. In this isolated and peaceful part of Ischia, the sea is stunning and there’s a beautiful bay worth seeing.
In the evening, however, the village offers rather limited entertainment.
This area is also ideal for families who value peace and quiet.
Renowned for its thermal waters, Casamicciola is home to numerous thermal hotels and wellness centres. The area offers a good variety of accommodation, from large spa hotels to sea-view apartments.
Ideal for those coming to Ischia primarily for thermal treatments and wellness. The area is quieter than Ischia Porto but still well connected to the rest of the island.
The smallest municipality on the island is known for its distinctive stone “mushroom” in the sea and its understated elegance. Here you’ll find some of the island’s most luxurious hotels, along with charming boutique hotels and B&Bs.
Lacco Ameno is the best choice for those seeking an elegant yet discreet holiday. The area is perfect for families and couples wanting a refined destination that’s not overly fashionable, with easy access to spas and beaches.
The island’s most rural and authentic area, Barano offers more affordable accommodation and a genuinely local atmosphere. Here you’ll find the famous Maronti beach and numerous family-run agriturismos and B&Bs.
Those seeking an authentic experience away from mass tourism will feel at home in Barano d’Ischia. Perfect for nature lovers and those wanting to explore hiking and discover the island’s more genuine side on a tighter budget.
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