Villa Astor

Perched on a cliff overlooking the Bay of Naples, Villa Astor is a majestic estate with roots dating back to the 1st century A.D. Once the residence of Agrippa Postumus, the property was transformed in 1905 by Lord William Waldorf Astor, who established the 'Pompeiian' villa and its renowned gardens. The interiors, recently reimagined by Jacques Garcia, house a museum-worthy collection of Greek and Roman antiques, creating an atmosphere of refined historical elegance.

For weddings and celebrations, the estate offers a romantic setting amidst 20,000 square metres of botanical gardens, home to over 1,000 plant species. Couples can host al fresco receptions against the backdrop of Mount Vesuvius or dine within the neo-classical halls decorated with Ionic columns and frescoes. The property provides a private pontoon for boat excursions to Capri and features a natural sea grotto carved directly into the cliffside.

Accommodation consists of six individually designed luxury suites furnished with period pieces and objet d’art sourced from major auction houses. Each suite features a sumptuous marble bathroom and offers panoramic 270-degree views of the Italian coastline. With its blend of archaeological significance and modern luxury, the villa remains one of the most distinguished private residences available for exclusive events on the Amalfi Coast.