Castiglione Village Spa

Minimum stay

Minimum stay of 1 night from 27 December 2026 to 31 December 2026. Minimum stay of 3 nights from 31 December 2026 to 3 January 2027.

The property

The property is in Panza, Forio d’Ischia, close to Sorgeto Bay (half a kilometre away), famous for hot thermal waters flowing directly into the sea, allowing bathing even in winter. In this peaceful location, an internal path leads to the village of Sant’Angelo in approximately 20 minutes on foot.

Rooms

The rooms are distributed across several buildings in spacious grounds with gardens and Mediterranean vegetation, in a village-style layout. They have a shower, toilet, hairdryer, heating, air conditioning, television and safe. A minibar is available on request for an additional charge. Rooms have a balcony, terrace or window; sea views are available on request.

Services

24-hour reception, lift, bar, restaurant, meeting room, wellness centre, internet point, garden, parking, a sports court for football, volleyball or tennis, a shuttle to the public bus stop, entertainment, an outdoor thermal pool and an indoor thermal pool.

Restaurant

Two spacious indoor dining areas accommodate more than 200 guests. The staff are available to assist guests and create a relaxing dining experience. The chef and team use simple ingredients from regional traditions to prepare typical Italian dishes.

Sweet breakfast buffet (no savoury breakfast is served). An appetiser buffet before lunch and dinner offers a changing selection of raw and cooked vegetables. The daily menu provides a choice of three first courses and three main courses.

The property does not stock special foods for specific dietary or medical requirements. It can prepare special meals using suitable products supplied by the guest. For details, include your requirements in the stay request form below or consult the property’s dietary requirements document.

Pools

A spacious outdoor thermal pool (33–36°C), a small indoor thermal pool (38–40°C) with hydromassage and five neck hydromassage waterfalls. The panoramic terrace has a sunbathing area with freely available parasols and loungers, with views over the Mediterranean and Capri on the horizon. A dedicated area for children aged 4–10 has two pools with non-thermal mineral water.

Wellness centre

Beauty therapists and massage practitioners offer facial cleansing, thermal mud masks, facial lymphatic drainage massage, anti-ageing treatments, treatments for sensitive skin and couperose, acne treatments, facial moisturising and hyaluronic acid treatments, breast treatments, anti-cellulite massage, body toning treatments, nourishing milk and chocolate body treatments, eye contour treatments, thermal body peeling, manicures, pedicures, hand and foot paraffin treatments, full hair removal and other treatments.

The original property description highlights the professional staff and the island’s thermal waters. Guests can also use the outdoor thermal pool (33–36°C) and small indoor thermal pool (38–40°C), with hydromassage and five neck waterfalls. Children aged 4–10 have a dedicated area with two non-thermal pools and a sunbathing area. A spacious terrace overlooks the Mediterranean, Sant’Angelo and Capri. Free services include a thermal steam sauna with Ischia lemon aromatherapy and an experience shower.

Pets

Small pets are permitted, except in shared areas such as the restaurant and pool. They must be declared at booking, and guests must read and accept the property’s pet rules. A mandatory €20.00 daily charge for daily and final cleaning is payable locally.

Check-in and check-out

Check-in from 14:00. Check-out by 10:00.

Forio d’Ischia

Forio experienced several Saracen invasions over the centuries, whose traces remain in local architecture. In the 1950s, artists from around the world met here, attracted by the scenery and the residents’ hospitality. Watchtowers and defensive towers stand along the coast; the best known is the Torrione.

The historic centre has noble palaces, narrow streets, local painters’ studios, small ceramic workshops, and churches rich in history and art. The Church of Soccorso stands at the edge of Piazza Giovanni Paolo II, formerly Piazza del Soccorso, renovated for Pope John Paul II’s pastoral visit on 5 May 2002. Under certain conditions, the optical phenomenon known as the green flash can sometimes be seen at sunset. The area also offers shopping typical of a popular tourist destination.

Other attractions include the beaches of San Francesco di Paola, Chiaia and Citara, the renowned Giardini Poseidon thermal park, and Sorgeto Bay’s natural hot-water pools among volcanic rocks. The distinctive La Mortella gardens are also worth visiting during a stay on the island.

Forio includes districts such as Monterone and Cierco and the village of Panza, which, like the main town, experienced Saracen attacks whose traces remain in local architecture.