The cast of Hotel Costiera has fueled speculation about Season 2, leaving fans buzzing with anticipation. Pierpaolo Spollon and Antonio Gerardi shared at a recent press event that they would be eager to return. With the stars’ recent comments, fans are hopeful that Hotel Costiera may soon expand its storyline and return for a new season.
Hotel Costiera cast wants to return for Season 2
The cast of Hotel Costiera has expressed strong interest in returning for a second season of the hit Prime Video series.
According to Hall of Series, Pierpaolo Spollon, who portrays Bruno, expressed enthusiasm about reprising his role. On the other hand, Antonio Gerardi, known for his portrayal of Bignè, teased the possibility of joining not only a second but even a third installment. Gerardi jokingly said that he was “working on a third season as well.”
Luca Bernabei, head of Lux Vide, the production company behind the series, also hinted at the potential for continuation. Speaking to Senal News, Bernabei highlighted that audiences are increasingly drawn to “light and entertaining” shows, noting that Hotel Costiera fits perfectly into this category. He said, “Procedural shows are important right now because they allow for returning stories.”
However, Amazon Prime Video has not yet confirmed whether the series will be renewed for another season. Created by Elena Bucaccio and Francesco Arlanch, Hotel Costiera premiered on Prime Video in the U.S. on September 24, 2025.
It follows Jesse Williams as Daniel De Luca, a skilled fixer working at a lavish Positano hotel. His latest assignment is to track down the hotel owner’s missing daughter, Alice, portrayed by Amanda Campana. Alongside Williams, the cast includes Jordan Alexandra as Genny, Maria Chiara Giannetta as Adele, and Tommaso Ragno as Augusto.
Though Season 1 brings closure to the show’s main storyline, viewers remain hopeful for fresh storylines and adventures.
Originally reported by Disheeta Maheshwari on ComingSoon.
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