Welcome to La Cocumella, an island on the peninsula
It's a legendary place, where every corner has a story to tell and a secret to reveal to the lucky few.
Your journey starts here, amid the citrus groves and ancient woodland Get ready for a unique and unforgettable experience.
The oldest
5-Star Hotels
on the peninsula
In the lush green setting of historic gardens overlooking the sea, La Cocumella has been welcoming travellers from all over the world since 1777.
Founded as a historic Jesuit residence in 1637, it later became a popular destination on the Grand Tour. Famous guests include Goethe, Mary Shelley, Hans Christian Andersen and Sigmund Freud.
Classic, Mediterranean and fusion
These three proposals are at the heart of La Cocumella's eclectic and refined cuisine, enriched by the excellent raw ingredients that come from the hotel's organic garden.
Scintilla, L'Agrumeto and Coku, the hotel's three restaurants, incorporate curiosity and attention to the new culinary trends without neglecting the rich tradition of the coast.
This is where time stands still and you come back to yourself.
Here you can gaze over the entire Gulf of Naples
A very modern welcome and hospitality
At La Cocumella, time loses its urgency: the frenzy of everyday life will fade away, becoming only a memory.
Here you will discover a new temporal dimension, which is closer to nature, spirit, and self-care.
The garden at La Cocumella is an anthem to beauty.
From Jesuit residence to exclusive stage of the Grand Tour.
The magic of the Amalfi Coast and the elegant, relaxing setting of La Cocumella.
Our ketch, Vera 1880
Sail to some of the stunning beauty spots on the Amalfi Coast on our historic sailing ketch - now you can, thanks to our exclusive Vera 1880, one of the few remaining sailboats of the North European maritime tradition.
Available for guests of La Cocumella (max 12 people) for excursions between Capri, Nerano, Positano and along the Amalfi coast, Vera can also be chartered for longer cruises in the Tyrrhenian Sea and private events.