Villa Signorini Hotel

Absolutely beautiful guest rooms as well as the entire Villa. Breakfast was an added bonus and was delicious! Staff were all very professional and friendly.

I had a great time staying here! Hotel staff was super kind and friendly, especially at the front desk and restaurant. I was in one of the rooms not in the main building and saw some low reviews for those rooms on here, but I thought the room was lovely. I had a bit of a hard time entering the property, but maybe that was user error. Anyways, I knew I would be safe! Thank you!

This is a gem in a historic though tired area … a really fantastic find. It is authentic ..it appears grand though very lived in. Staying in the delux rooms meant we were in the main house ..stunning and original furniture. I stayed in the annexe last year (standard) which was more basic but one still had use of the grander house for meals

Our room (suite) was delightful with 2nd room. This grand old, slightly bedraggled, historic villa is what it is… a cherished experience to stay in. The 25-foot ceilings with art in the medallion center, the massive furniture, the comfy bed, the modern bathroom — this capped off 10 days in Italy with a better sense of 18th century history. And we enjoyed the pool too!

Staff were very helpful and great service throughout in the restaurant, pool bar, and reception. Breakfast was excellent. Room was clean and tidy and well air conditioned.

This was our 3rd year in row staying at the Villa Signorini and it was as lovely as ever. Proper chill out in a gorgeously rustic Italian hotel… here’s to next years stay! ❤️

Unique place. 400y old villa converted into a small hotel. Looks like only 12 rooms but has pool, grounds, parking, and nice restaurant. Had the smallest room and would not be good for a week stay, but worth the look for the uniqueness and get away from the boring. Breakfast was very good with plenty of choices. 15m walk to train station, ocean, and restaurants. Desk speaks English and very helpful. Would go back.

Fabulous staff, and a massive baronial room with the biggest shower I’ve ever seen. Breakfast was brilliant, lots of options and good coffee The pool and bar were a welcome surprise. It’s an old building and so don’t expect it to be anything but that. The area is not central to Naples but there are nice restaurants and cafes and is great for visiting Herculaneum. Didn’t use the parking but there was ample secure space and 20 min walk to the train station.

The hotel was great, Antonio the maître and all his staff were excellent and nothing was an issue to make us feel welcomed and to have a wonderful stay, train stations were about a 15 minute walk, great location to catch a train to Pompeii, Sorrento or Naples, the Herculenium is about a 15 minute walk from the hotel, great stay