Olimpo Degli Dei

Very friendly, excellent location. Let us leave luggage during the day after we checked out with no additional charge and gave us a drink when we returned to collect. Excellent customer service!

My husband and I are on our honeymoon, on a multi-city trip visiting Italy for the first time. I booked this hotel based on location and how charming the photos were. Check-in went smoothly though they have super weird hours, closing between 1:30 and 4pm. The women working the reception were friendly enough. There was zero acknowledgment of it being a special occasion. The room we were given looked nothing like the photos, and in fact was in a completely different building from the reception. It had a sofa bed and kitchen in it which we did not need but they let us know if we used them we would be charged for it. The bed was so uncomfortable that we were not able to sleep through the night. The bathroom had no hand soap or shower gel, though the listing mentions toiletries. A strong sulphur smell was present in the bathroom. They provided a tidy service daily but not for towels. On the 3rd day after cleaning they had removed all of our toilet paper. When we went to ask for more we were told it’s there and to look for it. It wasn’t. Listing says iron available but again, they could not bring us one to the room. Multiple times they were not available during stated reception hours. It felt like they were messing with us. I’m so happy to be gone from there. As an Italian who lives in Canada I’m supremely disappointed with how we were treated and this will be a black stain on the memories of our first time in Italy. Steer clear from this Bed & Breakfast.

The staff was very friendly and helped with all of needs! Held out bags on our last day as well’ highly recommend this place as it’s in the perfect location to explore Napoli!

Alexander is a wonderful host! We had a great stay here.

Nice place

The room was very nice, clean, modern and spacious. With a very high roof. Location was good too. In an old, yet charming building It would have been very cozy, if it wasn't for the fact that you could hear everything through the doors. Not only through mine. I was able to overhear a phone call conversation from a different room on my way to mine. Because my room was behind the reception, I heard everything that happened there. I also had a very embarrassing incident, where I thought a cord in the shower was for hanging clothes, like I've seen in many hotels and cruises. Turns out, in Italy it is a common practice to have this "alarm", in case something happens to you in the shower. You could imagine my embarrassment when I got a knock on the door to urgently stop pulling on it while the alarm rang in the back. Which also reminds me that the staff only speaks Italian. I managed to communicate with my crude knowledge of it, but it's good to keep Google translate in hand.