Set in Naples, 1640 feet from Maschio Angioino, Smart Hotel Napoli offers accommodations with a bar and a shared lounge. This 4-star hotel offers a concierge service and a tour desk.
Albert
United States of America
Very convenient especially for cruise passengers. Just steps from the ship. Very chic hotel, bright, colorful and rooms were extra large. Staff was very accommodating in storing our luggage, charging my Fitbit and providing recommendations for the area. Very nice breakfast, quite fulfilling. Beautiful bar/lounge although we did not get to use it. Be sure to bring a European-style adapter plug for your stay.
Set in Naples's exclusive Chiaia quarter, Exe Majestic offers a fitness center and free WiFi throughout. Rooms feature air conditioning and a satellite flat-screen TV.
Ramoun
Australia
Location was great in the fashionable seaside location away from too many crowds. Good gym.
Ibis Styles Napoli Garibaldi is a 5-minute walk from Piazza Garibaldi Train Station in Naples and the city's main bus terminus. The rooms include air conditioning and a satellite TV.
Roxanne
United States of America
Very close to central train & bus station. Just a five minute walk! Convenient to walk to other sights. Staff was friendly. Breakfast looked nice although we did not eat at hotel. Clean room.
Located next to Napoli Central Train Station, the Ramada Naples features a Mediterranean restaurant. Rooms come equipped with satellite TV and Wi-Fi is free throughout.
Featuring a free fitness center and solarium, Palazzo Salgar is set in Naples, a 5-minute walk from Piazza Mercato Square. All air-conditioned rooms offer views of the city.
Grand Hotel Parker's offers extremely luxurious accommodations in the residential Corso Vittorio Emanuele. Guests enjoy amazing views of the Gulf of Naples, and good access to public transportation.
John
United States of America
Breakfast was very good served at a nice varanda or dinning room with beautiful views of Naples.
Set in Naples' most historic district, Hotel Il Convento is housed in an ancient building, dating back to the 17th century. Experience a quieter side of Naples in this neighborhood.
Amazing staff very courteous and always ready to help
Located in Naples and with Mappatella Beach reachable within 1.6 miles, HOTIDAY Room Collection - Napoli Diaz has a terrace, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a restaurant.
Non sono mai stato in un hotel migliore di questo.
Located a 3-minute walk from Catacombs of Saint Gaudioso, Villa Elisio Hotel & Spa offers 4-star accommodations in Naples and has a garden, a terrace and a bar.
Comfortable bed and good tv options. Great breakfast.
Featuring a bar, Vomero High Hotel is located in Naples in the Campania region, 2.4 miles from Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte and 2.8 miles from Catacombs of Saint Gennaro.
Breakfast staff cleaning near to the metro station.
Set in Naples, 1640 feet from Maschio Angioino, Smart Hotel Napoli offers accommodations with a bar and a shared lounge. This 4-star hotel offers a concierge service and a tour desk.
Good value. Safe, clean, comfortable and spacious room
Just 100 yards from the Cavalleggeri d'Aosta metro stop, the Hotel Cristina provides free private parking and rooms with modern furnishings and free Wi-Fi.
Great room service crew , lovely people , clean room
Set in the heart of Naples, Hotel Residence Plebiscito Aparthotel is on Via Chiaia, a few steps from the Royal Palace and Teatro San Carlo. It offers free WiFi and air-conditioned rooms.
Ibis Styles Napoli Garibaldi is a 5-minute walk from Piazza Garibaldi Train Station in Naples and the city's main bus terminus. The rooms include air conditioning and a satellite TV.
The room had everything we needed for a 1 night stay.
Located within 1.5 miles of National Archeological Museum and 1.6 miles of Catacombs of Saint Gaudioso, Generale Francesco Hotel provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Naples.
Well set in the Naples Historical Centre district of Naples, MAMALU - Studios and Suites is located a 12-minute walk from Maschio Angioino, 0.8 miles from Royal Palace of Naples and a 15-minute walk...
Carla was very polite and supportive. Service was great!
Located in Naples and within a 11-minute walk of Sansevero Chapel Museum, Amadomus Luxury Suites features a shared lounge, allergy-free rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Exceptional- It was the best Breakfast on our two week trip
Located on the second floor of an historical building in Naples, Hotel NapoliMia offers a shared lounge with elevator. Centrally located in the Plebiscito district, this hotel provides a bar.
Full of authentic charm just what you’d expect in Napoli
La Ciliegina features a rooftop terrace with hot tub and lounge chairs. From here you have panoramic views of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Castel Nuovo castle is 1000 ft away.
It was close to all historical attractions & shopping
Located 1969 feet from Naples’s Piazza del Plebiscito, Palazzo Alabardieri is a 2-minute walk from the shops of chic Via Chiaia.
Palazzo Alabardieri is the best hotel in Napoli. Believe me!
FAQs about hotels in Naples
On average, 3-star hotels in Naples cost $116 per night, and 4-star hotels in Naples are $219 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Naples can be found for $498 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Naples this weekend is $240 or, for a 4-star hotel, $547. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Naples for this weekend cost around $653 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $239 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Naples for tonight. You'll pay around $511 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Naples will cost around $628, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Undulating beside the Bay of Naples, this UNESCO World Heritage city is a maze of narrow streets and cable cars. Although it has an incredible array of churches and monuments, it’s the sheer energy, pulsating life, and buzz of Vespas that really make it exciting.
At first you could mistake this for chaos, but given time you’ll see there’s method to the madness. The stunning, curved portico of the Royal Palace. The perfectly thin pizzas which originated here. The red pepper trinkets to ward off the evil eye adorning practically every old town doorway. All are crafted to perfection.
While all this goes on at street level, below is Underground Naples – a series of tunnels you can visit and even a Graeco-Roman theater which you stop at before emerging into someone’s house!
Head up to the Posillipo area for stunning views of the city and Vesuvius in the distance. The volcano itself can be visited and looking down from it towards Pompeii and Herculaneum gives context to the thousands of artifacts now on display in the city’s National Archaeological Museum.
As for accommodations, Booking.com has a wealth of hotels near Naples Airport, old town B&Bs, city center apartments and more to help you make the most of your stay.
The atmosphere in the city unique (especially in the Spanish...
The atmosphere in the city unique (especially in the Spanish Quarter).
If you like pasta & pizza? Napels is Heaven.
City trip easy to combine with a visit to Pompeij, Herculaneum, Vesuvius and Amalfi coast.
The city is busy (with locals, traffic and tourist you won't be alone)
Roger
Netherlands
Scored 10
10
Before you go, you should understand what kind of city it is...
Before you go, you should understand what kind of city it is and what makes it special. It has history, an unusual culture, incredible architecture. You may not like some things (dampness in the rooms, roads, narrow streets) if you don't know where you are going. But it is a stunning historical city that has preserved the culture and charm of the Middle Ages.
Olena
Ukraine
Scored 8.0
8.0
I got the impression that driving is rough and many areas...
I got the impression that driving is rough and many areas look unsafe, on the other hand, there are many good restaurants and many child-friendly people.
The roads are bad, so push chairs are not suitable.
Takashi
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Great city with lot of places to see within short drives.
Great city with lot of places to see within short drives. Could be a central location when visiting Pompeii, Amalfi , Sorrento…
Be careful with taxis. Negotiate the fare or make sure to pay by meter. Don’t recommend Freenow App. For a 2.5 km ride from hotel to ferry terminal they first charged me 10.80 euros and then slammed me with 24 euros as final bill. The taxi meter read 8 euros. They are scammers!
Vijay
Canada
Scored 10
10
We spent 6 days in Naples.
We spent 6 days in Naples. The weather was great, so we took long walks all around the city and got the most of it. ( Places not to be missed out: Museum of Archeology, Chiaia metro/art station, catacombs, quartieri spagnioli/Maradona mural, Via Toledo, Via dei Tribunali, Garibaldi galleria, Monastery of Santa Chiara, Castel dell Ovo...)
2 days we left just for Pompeii and Ercolano, a must see while there!
Beyond dreams
Croatia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Naples is a whirling chaotic world of noise and tooting and...
Naples is a whirling chaotic world of noise and tooting and ENDLESS numbers of scooters. People live close to each other and are loud. But there is such a great friendly Vibe. It’s much more casual and relaxed, if more noisy, than the Northern cities. The Spanish Quarter is particularly “cosy” with very narrow alleys with restaurants out on the street and scooters speeding by with seemingly no thought for pedestrians. but we never once saw any sign of an accident. They might behave like there are no rules to the road but they are actually quite skilled at doing what they want and avoiding others. Though at times a scooter flying past me just a few centimetres from my body was terrifying. We had heard it was dirty. But I’d say not much more than anywhere else in Italy. It’s a bit like Times Square on steroids but not just in one spot, but everywhere throughout the city.
clevernomad
Australia
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The room was easy enough to find, look for a small blue sign on the gate post outside where they will meet you on arrival. A short walk to lots of great restaurants and bars, along with amazing shopping.
The breakfast in Italy consists of croissant and coffee - so don’t be expecting anything savoury. This hotel uses a local bar 200 meters away which you take a token to for complimentary coffee and croissant. Tip - just sit down outside they will serve you - show them the voucher when you arrive.
I really liked this hotel. The restaurant and outside terrace were lovely with amazing views across Naples Bay. Breakfast was excellent and I ate dinner on 2 nights and that was excellent too. The staff were helpful and very friendly especially Angelo on reception who arranged a taxi collection from Afrigola station. Having stayed in various hotels in Italy this was much better than most in this price range. I will look forward to returning.
Very friendly staff at the hotel. Great breakfast for being in Italy. The location of the hotel could not be any better, you are in middle of everything plus you have walking distance to both the Metro and Ferries if you want to visit other places during your visit. They also give you free water bottles everyday in your minibar which is very pleasant in the heat. Free coffee almost the entire day aswell.
Overall a very good stay! 😀
The staff at the hotel were very helpful and friendly. The pool areas were great and kept clean. A lovely view of Naples and the Volcano. A good base for our last couple of nights in Italy but the location was not ideal and there was no where to eat outside of the hotel but the lovely receptionist did order take out Pizza for us one night which we enjoyed sitting around the pool area.
A lovely old fashioned hotel at very good prices, very rare in Italy these days. Very hospitable, very quiet, away from the bustle of central Naples but a short trip on the train nearby
michael
Australia
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