Naples Hotels

Quaint, extremely inexpensive but clean and close to the main train terminal and the local sights in the city. underground parking available within a city block. Great Value!

We stayed for 3 nights and had a wonderful time. The hotel is centrally located. It is great to get to from the airport as well as go on trips to Pompeii etc. The historic centre is a short walk from the hotel as well. Breakfast was on the roof top with good views onto Vesuvius and the city.

The hotel was very new and very well designed - a nicely proportioned bathroom with open shower. We had towels changed each of the two days we were there which wasn't necessary. We liked the 'railway' theme with pictures around the hotel. Breakfast was fine but had to ask for a breakfast tea as opposed to fruit teas. The tube is handy for getting to the port or to the Geographical Museum as long as a train isn't cancelled!

The Excelsior is one of the great hotels, large scale common areas, beautiful rooftop and terrace facilities, great view over the harbor to Vesuvius, located across the street from the port and easy walking distance to a string of great harborfront retardants. Ideal. Our room was nicely appointed with 5 Star amenities however having to buy wi-fi by the hour seemed a little déclassé.

This hotel is absolutely beautiful. The rooms are large and clean and luxurious. There is a large and complete breakfast buffet that is included in the nightly price. Naples is not a seemingly safe city, but Palazzo Alabardieri is located in a VERY safe neighborhood. I never felt insecure. It is right near a lot of shops and restaraunts and about 2 blocks away from the ocean, where there is a pedestrian only boardwalk. The rooms are big, for European standards. We were able to check into our room early (about 11am), which is always appreciated. I was very impressed by the caliber of the lobby and rooms - it really did look like the website! I would definitely stay at this hotel again!

Staying at this hotel was a genuinely excellent experience. The building itself is very impressive, the rooms are very generously proportioned, beautifully equipped & furnished, and immaculately clean. The staff couldn't have been more polite and helpful. It's location meant that everything worth seeing or visiting was easily accessible, either on foot or via the nearby train station. The self-service buffet-style breakfast was of a very high quality, varied, and was topped-up regularly so that everything on offer was available throughout the sitting. As a base from which to explore all that Naples has to offer you'd be very hard-pressed to better the Palazzo Caracciolo.