Best Hotels in Naples

A very good location, very nice area. It is a bit difficult to find the building so you have to call the host for instructions on how to do it, however it is a good size place and very clean, the room also has its coffee maker and water

Very close to the train station, but the train station is also very dangerous. At 9 o'clock overall, the facilities are a bit old, but breakfast is great in similar hotels. Next, I want to remind everyone who comes to Naples to play. Don't bring any documents and too much cash. It is best not to pack out because there is a high possibility of being robbed. Naples is really messy, especially after 8 pm, don't go out, one person Try not to go to the small streets and alleys. We were robbed by the flying thief on the first day of Naples. There were passports and some cash. Fortunately, the mobile phone made a phone call on the body 112. If you have any questions, you can contact the Chinese Embassy. When the Roman travel permit was met, the other three were also robbed in Naples, so remember to be careful. Naples is beautiful and I wish you all a pleasant trip.

The location is good, 5 minutes walk to a supermarket, you can buy things, another two minutes walk is the train station, you can take a car into the city! The breakfast is rich and can meet the needs

As everyone said, the location of the hotel is good, from the train station, directly opposite, looking at the far end of the square in front of the station can see the name of the hotel UNA, walk for 5 minutes. The hotel is a four-star chain, the quality is still guaranteed, the room and breakfast are quite satisfactory. The service staff is not enthusiastic, maybe it is a bit tired during the tourist season, but still able to maintain a professional smile and politely answer questions. The hotel can valet parking, charge parking fees according to the size and time of the car, tell them 20 minutes in advance, you can take the car to stop at the hotel entrance. This time we mainly went to Pompeii, Capri Island and Amalfi Coast. It was most suitable to live in Sorrento. At that time, I did not do my homework and used Napoli as a base, but I did not go to these places from Napoli. It’s ok, it’s okay.

This was my most expensive booking while in Naples for a short holiday. There were some really good aspects to the hotel offering - a very central location next to Garibaldi and a really nice rooftop sundeck pool and bar (although I’m not entirely clear why the sides of the sundeck have been camouflaged with fake foilage, completely blocking out the view across the city). However, my room was really disappointing for the price. While large, and clean, with big traditional balcony windows looking over the street, there were problems throughout the space which demonstrated a lack of attention and care. The toilet flush was broken, with the short flush not working and the main flush jamming so you had to push it several times to shut off the flow. The settee was filthy and needed a good clean. The walls were scuffed and dirty. There were no instructions for the air con. And all the lights bar one in the ceiling were broken. There were slippers but no dressing gown. There was no soap in the bathroom to allow you to wash your hands properly Moreover, the large space was just really under designed. It felt bare and quite soulless, when with some thought it could have been turned into a really lovely space, perhaps with a coffee table to allow one to make meaningful use of the settee etc. generally I was just disappointed given the price and star rating. What is worse, when I explained the issues to the receptionist at the end of my stay he just stared blankly at me and then asked me for the city tax, and in the end I felt forced uncomfortably to ask him explicitly if he had an apology and some kind of explanation for me regarding the issues I had identified. This kind of anti-customer service is entirely unacceptable for any hotel, and it really summarises the underlying problems with this place - claiming to be a luxury hotel when it really isn’t, sadly. Oh, and breakfast fine but not outstanding. Too much cheap processed food (ie cake and dry biscuits) and not enough hot food and healthy options like fresh fruit.

After an amazing and nice taxi ride. I arrive at Hotel Exe Majestic. A 4 star hotel. Even it doesn’t look very glamorous, the welcome was very very warm! - How to get there? - Most easy is probably by taxi or own car. But if you want to come by public transport, the nearest subway station is Napoli Piazza Amadeo (note all stations are called Napoli first) from there it is just a 7 to 10 min walk to the hotel. SIDE NOTE! Please note that Naples doesn’t have any pedestrian crossing lights. In fact crossing the road goes on feel, it is very dangerous, please watch out when crossing the road, cars will not stop. - Reception/check-in - The entrance is easy accessible, so is the location of the reception. It just feels a little outdated, but still acceptable. I was welcomed very warmly by the receptionist, and check in went very smooth, professional and quickly. - Room - On the 5th floor room 505. Unlocking the door, would have been handy if the reception would have told me how. Since normally you open the door by card at the lock are of the door. However, such thing wasn’t at the door. Tough quickly I found out that unlocking the door, is actually by putting the card on the far left side of the door at the wall. Might have been handier if it was just at the door itself. A room not very big but clean and tidy. The view tough isn’t really exciting, looking at a wall of a building across. The room has a king size bed, a bath! Toilet and a bidet (luxurious). The bathroom is nice, tough it could use an upgrade since somehow it feels like half of the bathroom had had an upgrade and the other half didn’t. But maybe that is just Italian. The room itself is half cozy. It doesn’t feel very warm by interior. Some paintings or flowers would have been nice. But nevertheless quality again! An entire bowl of candy! And a very full stuffed mini fridge! (Side note, the mini fridge smelled very dirty, like there was growing mold) Only thing missing was a tea dispenser or hot water cooker. Would have been a nice adding. One of the negative points of the room, was the complexity of buttons. There were a stunning 27 buttons... now you would expect that it can’t be complex, but it was. Some buttons switch on and off multiple systems, but you have no clue which is doing what. Even when testing them all. There is even a metal screen (rolling down) at the window. Which have buttons everywhere, even at the side of your bed there are several buttons. The thing is only that the metal screen seemed broken, or at least very slow, because when pushing the buttons, nothing happens for about 5 seconds. The it will give you a heart attaque when it suddenly jumps alive. Really great at night when on accident you push a button... At the end, I pulled some lamp plugs out of the socket to switch off the lights. Maybe an instruction or at least words, to know which is what. At 11 pm, I noticed my room getting hotter and hotter. The thermostat was at 25 celsius... now I tried to lo

The single room in this hotel was excellent, larger than I expected with a great waterfall shower. The wifi was fast and good as well. The breakfast was really good too, better that I'd expected - plenty of food, buffet style. The hotel is a bit of a hike away from many of the main tourist attractions, at least a 20 minute walk but it's near a subway station and convenient location for the train station too.

Hotel Villa Capodimonte is located on a green hill, offering panoramic views across Naples. It is 900 metres from Naples Ring Road, and 10 minutes' walk from the National Museum of Capodimonte. Parking is free. Rooms are spacious and air-conditioned. They come with extra-large beds, internet access, and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Some rooms have a patio or balcony with views of the garden or the Gulf of Naples. You can enjoy drinks in the lounge bar or out on the terrace. Breakfast and other meals from the restaurant can also be served outdoors. The hotel can provide a free transfer to Naples historic centre each morning. On-site parking is free.

Loved the hotel. We paid extra 20 Euro per night to get a view of the sea and the castle that is just in-front of the hotel The only problem is that we parked our car in the hotel parking and when we about to check out they claimed 25 Euro per day so we paid in total 50 Euro extra just for the parking!! It was really bad since nobody has told us and they said its written downstairs we dont read italian how will we know??

Located in the historical city center of Naples, close to the maining attractions, 900 meters far (walking distance) from the central station.Napoli Squares suites offers 5 comfort rooms, and 1 deluxe room, with private bathroom with chromotherapy ,wi-fi, fridge bar, smart-TV , electric kettle, air conditioning, tea-service, closet, desk and safety deposite box, included.The structure also has a large common area, such as the breakfast room, the terrace/solarium where you can relax and enjoy our wonderful climate.The reception is available from 8.00 am to 9.00 pm, and by cell-phone h24.