Casa Morgano

I arrived at the hotel full of optimism. Capri is so beautiful, and I hoped to have a perfect stay. I was, sadly, VERY disappointed. This is a vain, try-hard, silly hotel. You absolutely know that everything’s been done for an Instagram generation. All about the looks, rather than comfort or practicality. All the fixtures and fittings are really cheap. The rooms are bare, presumably to look cool, but are in fact just uncomfortable. I arrived from a similarly pricey hotel (and Casa Morgano is very expensive). In that previous hotel, the breakfast buffet was weighed-down with fresh fruit, gorgeous fresh pastries, and selections of tempting treats. At this hotel, there were, on my and my wife’s fruit plate: 2 slices of pineapple; 2 strawberries; and 2 bits of dry melon. Because there were 2 of us. And two dry slices of white bread, two dry slices of brown bread; and 2 stale croissants. All prepared the night before. It’s truly the worst example of penny-pinching, it’s pathetic really. At our last meal, we ordered crab and avocado as a starter (€42). The avocado was so unripe as to be inedible. When I pointed this out, the extremely lovely and professional old-school waiter apologised, and said that was all that they’d got from the market that day. So we moved on to our main course(pasta, quite good). When we got the bill, there was the €42 for the crab and avocado. I pointed this out to the waiter, who apologised, and took the bill away. I got it back with €4 reduction (yes, €4!) - the guy in charge said that the avocado was €4, and the crab €38, and I hadn’t complained about the crab. It was literally laughable. Turns out that the “guy in charge” - Andrea - is actually an owner of the hotel. I think what’s happened is that Casa Morgano has merged with the bigger and more established Scalinatella next door, with young inexperienced owners who are now struggling. And scrabbling to cut corners wherever they can, at the expense of their guests. A shame. I won’t be going back! And neither should anyone else.

First of all , Casa Morgano hotel does not exist anymore. It has been bought by another hotel and changed its name to Hotel La Scalinatella , of which we weren't informed.So when we arrived at the location , We searched for the hotel for 10 minutes and at the end of 10 minutes we went into hotel Scalinatelle to ask them where the Casa Morgano hotel is , and they said , it is now Hotel Scalinatella. There were works in the hotel which was very disturbing. The rooms smelled of fresh paint which gave us a headache. When we complained about this to the hotel staff , all they could say was we are sorry. One of our friends had to change the room because of the fresh paint smell , but the room they offered had the same smell and they said all the available rooms have that smell. Next day , I talked to the manager who was super rude and said there was no construction at the hotel , and the paint smell in the room was very normal because they had just opened the season and that they paint all the hotel every year!!! We ordered water to our room and called 2 times , we didnt get it. We stayed in room 205 , which was just under the breakfast area. You start the day with the chair moving noise at 7 am.

My Family and I returned to Hotel Casa Morgano and La Scalinatella, in Capri-Italy, on October/2023. I would like to mention our gratitude for the warm and kind reception that we had, especially offered by Luigi, Domenico and Roberto, who made us feel like home. Every detail of our stay was very well appreciated and enjoyed. The Hotels Casa Morgano and Scalinatella are, no doubt, the best places to stay in Capri! Special thanks also to Matteo, at the pool area, and Tito, who took care of us perfectly every morning, during breakfast. Viva Casa Morgano / Scalinatella!

The staff differentiates this hotel - extremely helpful in advising us how to make the most of our time on Capri and very generous making things easier for us. As many know the logistics on Capri and the level of tourism can be a major problem so we valued this immensely. Additionally the hotel has beautiful views and several nice pools. Only criticism is that the rooms are a little dated and could use a refresh.

One of the worst hotels I have ever stayed in.. The bathroom had mold on every single grout line.. disgusting!!! The sofa should have been thrown away The bees for the breakfast buffet was terrible.. Not a 5 star hotel.. A dump !!! The service was minimal.. So disappointed!!!!

Fantastic hotel. Beautiful setting with incredible views wherever you are in the hotel. Quiet atmosphere and away from the hustle and bustle of the Capri town. Staff attentive and will help you with whatever you need. We didn’t have lunch/dinner here but the breakfast was outstanding. Plenty of choice and all delicious. Rooms spacious, comfortable and clean. Can’t say anything more other than AMAZING. Would definitely recommend and hope to come back one day!

Casa Morgano is a gem! It is in a perfect location and the pool area that it shares with its sister hotel La Scalinatella is fabulous and has the most stunning views of the sea. We had a junior suite with fabulous views and nice amenities. Breakfast by the pool is included and it is delicious. But the best part of the hotel is the concierge team. Luigi, Roberto, Carlo and Domenico go beyond any other concierge team i have met and they always do it with a smile. They go over and beyond to make sure your stay is perfect. And the owner, Mr Morgano is so hard working and just lovely. I would highly recommended staying here.

We are in the last day of a 7day stay. We didn’t know where to stay but friends recommended this place. Simply fantastic and exceeded expectations. Location is awesome, staff are great and rooms very comfortable with a great view. We have never struck a Concierge service like it before. Wow. The owners have vacations so well organised. Totally recommend this Hotel.

We recently stayed at Casa Morgano in Capri, Italy, a hotel we have stayed in many times before. This time our stay was a thorough disappointment - - - actually it was a disgrace. The hotel has fallen far below any level of acceptability for a luxury hotel. Maid service was minimal. No turn down service. Half drunk soda left in mini bar. Half eaten food left in the room for days. Antiquated systems for air conditioning and television that no one had the courtesy to show us. Broken glass left on the floor—obviously no one was sweeping. Thick cobwebs in the light fixtures. Leaky, dangerous shower. It is a shame to see a once lovely hotel so badly deteriorated and poorly managed. A client for many years. No more.