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Grand Hotel Punta Molino * * * * *

Lungomare Cristoforo Colombo, 23

80077 - Ischia Porto - Campania - Italy

Grand Hotel Punta Molino

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  • Accommodations:

    • 90 rooms & 3 suites

    • ADSL and Ethernet Internet connection

    • Minibar

  • Dining options:

    • Restaurant – Featuring panorama sea view, it offers a very careful service, with "Gala evenings" and "Candle Light Dinners", Hors d'oeuvres and Dessert Grand Buffet, a wide choice of Italian specialities and a selection of national and foreign wines.

    • Barbecue service – It is located on the large terrace overlooking the sea and offers fresh delicacies of the day with a selection of grilled meats, fish, shellfish and white meats.

  • Meeting facilities:

    • Meeting facilities for large and small groups

  • Sports/Relaxation facilities and services:

    • Spa, Beauty Farm & Wellness Centre

    • Three swimming pools (one with normal water and two with thermal water, one of them indoor)

    • Private beach

    • Nearby: Tennis court, water sports…

  • Other facilities or services:

    • Accurate Transfers are performed from Naples or Rome with the "Limousine Service" and ferry or hydrofoil.

    • Daily excursions organized by the concierge.

ABOUT ISCHIA ISLAND

42km (26 miles) NW of Naples and 20km (13 miles) W of Pozzuoli

When the Greeks arrived on this coast more than 2,500 years ago, they first landed in Ischia. They felt that Ischia was a perfect base from which to dominate the mainland. Yet, they quickly changed their minds and moved to nearby Cuma, by modern Pozzuoli because of Ischia's very active volcano -- 788m-high (2,585-ft.) Monte Epomeo -- which erupted repeatedly until the 14th century. Only then did the island's population start growing, laying the base for the development of the today's spa industry. The first thermal establishment opened in Casamicciola Terme in 1604, destination of the upper crust of society. The island itself, however, went relatively undiscovered by tourists until the 1950s, when well-to-do Italians came here in the hopes of finding an alternative to overcrowded Capri. Although Ischia is more popular now than it was then, the atmosphere remains quieter than on Capri, partly because of the island's larger size, but certainly also because of its calm and bucolic character.

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