Hotel Costa Citara is a 3-star retreat on the island of Ischia, Italy, located about 4.5mi from the city center. This seaside-friendly option offers a relaxed base for sun-soaked days and island explorations, with easy access to local sights and amenities.

Amenities shine with a pet-friendly policy, an on-site restaurant, and indoor and outdoor pools (both free). Free private parking and complimentary Wi‑Fi keep things simple, while air conditioning, a bar, sun deck, and a tour desk add comfort and convenience. Parking on site is free, beach umbrellas are free, and a 24-hour front desk, non-smoking rooms, wheelchair accessibility, and a garden round out the practical details. Shuttle service is available for an extra charge, and kids’ meals carry additional fees.

Located at Strada Statale 270 164 in Ischia, Italy, the hotel has 149 reviews.

Two heated pools invite relaxation year-round: an indoor infinity pool with a shallow end for easy dipping and an outdoor pool also heated for a refreshing soak. A sun deck offers a perfect spot to soak up the island vibes, and beach umbrellas are complimentary for shaded seaside moments. Free on-site parking and complimentary Wi‑Fi keep plans flexible, while air conditioning, a bar, and a tour desk add everyday comfort. A 24-hour front desk is on hand for tips, tickets, or a quick hello, and pets can stay free to join the getaway.

Dine in the on-site Ambiances restaurant, where a traditional ambiance sets the scene for meals after sun-soaked adventures. A bar is ready for casual drinks, and the tour desk can help map out island excursions. Shuttle service is available for an extra charge, and kids’ meals carry additional fees for families seeking convenience on the go.

Room choices span several styles, including Apartment 3 Room, Apartment, Superior, Junior Suite, Standard Room, Standard, and Pool View. Non-smoking rooms are available, ensuring a comfortable stay for guests with preferences. Each option provides a cozy base for exploring Ischia’s sights, shoreline, and charming villages.