Pompei Ruins Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

The hotel is diagonally opposite the entrance of Pompeii, and the garden is very beautiful. Parking to the front parking lot, the hotel pays. The lemon trees in the garden are beautiful. Good breakfast and reasonable price

The hotel is located in a relatively remote place in downtown Pompeii. Although the map shows that it is relatively close to the ruined scenic spot, it is actually quite a big circle to drive around. The hotel is a small resort, and the room conditions are average, which is relatively clean. The yard at the entrance of the room is full of oranges, lemons, and grapefruit trees, which seems to be picked by the guests haha. The breakfast was average and there was too little hot food.

We only booked an economy room but found the room spacious, clean and with air conditioning with the bathroom sufficient for our needs. The staff were very welcoming and spoke perfect english. The buffet breakfast was enjoyable and the view from the breakfast room was superb. There is a bar/restaurant attached to hotel where the food was excellent and the prices reasonable. The entrance to the Pompeii ruins was a brief 3 minute walk, we arrived at the gate at 0900 and the queue was minimal as the main tourist entrance is around a further 30 minute walk away. If you are travelling from Naples by train i recommend you catch the TrenItalia Metropolitan Linea 2 from Naples Garibaldi to Pompeii and not one of the other lines available by other train services.

This is one of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed in! The owner Andrea went above and beyond to help us. He recommended trips, he gave us maps, train timetables and he even gave us a lift to the station. All the staff in fact are amazing. They are all so friendly and helpful. Well done everyone, it was a pleasure to meet you all. One last thing, the towels are fantastic and changed daily

We arrived at this property and were told our accommodation wasn’t in the main building but instead two minutes away up the street. We were then walked round to accommodation with signage up for “Eco B&B”. When we asked about this were then told this was a “sister hotel”. Feel free to Google this but Eco B&B is a 2-star B&B and Diana is a 3-star hotel. The difference was clear from the rooms and there was also c.40 stairs to climb with your luggage with no elevator. The B&B accommodation is above very busy and noisy late night bars and restaurants on the Main street in Pompeii. We highlighted we were unhappy about this particularly due to noise concerns and had booked Hotel Diana not this one and were moved back, taking luggage again with us. In terms of Hotel Diana, this is a nice enough hotel for the money paid. Air con and tv work well. Breakfast was basic but nice and bathroom was pleasant. Luggage storage was available the next day. If staying at a peak time I’d just beat my comments in mind and try to arrive early. We were taken aback about what happened and didn’t get an apology at any point.

Bed sheets, pillows, bathroom clean, quilt dirty