You’ll love the Falkensteiner Capo Boi, an intimate family resort!

Little Guest’s mission is to select the best upmarket kid-friendly hotels and to ensure that these establishments will really appeal to the families who stay there.

That’s why, in May 2025, I visited the Falkensteiner Capo Boi. I didn’t stay there, but I did make a long mystery visit, followed by an inspection visit with the hotel’s management.

As soon as I arrived at the resort, I was pleasantly surprised by the beauty of the outdoor areas and their impeccable upkeep. The vegetation is luxuriant, and the lush green lawns make children want to run around.

The estate is vast for an establishment with just 120 rooms. This creates a real sense of freedom. You breathe at Capo Boi, and your mind immediately calms down. The views of the crystal-clear sea and the surrounding hills are spectacular.

Playground, swimming pool with paddling pool, small farm with animals, high chairs in all restaurants, kids’ club, family rooms… It’s clear that children are king here!

The rooms and suites are divided between a splendid Moorish-inspired main building and pretty maisonettes dotted around it. They have been specially designed for families, with areas for children. The decor is minimalist but warm.

I had lunch at the restaurant overlooking the beach. The service was excellent. I paid €28 for a Neapolitan mini pizza, a tomato-mozzarella salad and a Coke Zero. The portions were generous and the food very tasty.

During my visit, I met Swiss, Belgian, French, German and Italian families. I saw children playing in the park with the kids-club activity leaders, and discovered some lovely salt dough crafts they’d made earlier in the day. The kids-club facilities are very complete: lots of games, a large area… but in my opinion, the decoration could be a little more complete.

There are plenty of activities on offer every day, for children of course, but also for adults: yoga, running, aquagym, and much more. Golf enthusiasts will love Tanka Golf, less than ten minutes from the hotel.

The beach is perfectly suited to young children. The sand is soft, the sea slopes gently down, and a lifeguard watches over the bathers.

To conclude, I’d say that Capo Boi is a rare place, a unique, confidential address, specially designed for families looking for discreet luxury and escape.

You won’t be disappointed by your stay… and it may even exceed your expectations!

Have a great holiday!