You’ll need to earn your stay here, 155 steps up a cliff above the Gulf of Naples (fear not, luggage is transported by cable car). A lighthouse from 1884, it still beams light across Ischia’s coastline, now housing four dreamy suites (one was the keeper’s quarters). Interiors are a minimal-meets-mid-century mix: white walls, warm woods, and original lanterns. Sunsets are knockout (as you can imagine), and the rooftop terrace is the aperitivo spot while Luci’ (named after the lighthouse keeper’s wife) serves beautiful Mediterranean plates. There is no spa, but the Poseidon Thermal Gardens are just below.