Mount Vesuvius Hotels

Clean, helpful staff, close to ruins. Close to piazza.

Lovely gardens, lovely staff. They couldn't have been more helpful and considerate :) Room was spacious and clean. Food at hotel was delicious.

Nice hotel, the only thing we thought let it down a bit was the choice of meals wasn't that great, chips from the bar or expensive but nice food from the restaurant, and as it is nowhere near anything you can't go anywhere else without driving. Apart from that would go back again

We loved our stay at Hotel Maiuri. The staff was so friendly and helpful, the breakfast was amazing (coffee, eggs made fresh, croissants and pasteries, fresh fruit, etc), and our balcony had a beautiful view. It was walking distance to the ruins of Pompeii and to the train station, both roughly 15 minutes. Very clean. There is also a great restaurant right across the street, super affordable but AMAZING food and wine. The only downside I can say was that the WiFi was super slow, which was annoying as I didn't have a data plan so was relying strictly on WiFi, but really not the end of the world -- good to have the excuse to disconnect from reality for a night :)

Ideal location for easy access to pompeii ruins. Cat parking. Lovely gardens.

Small, quiet, nice decor, friendly people and excellent location to move around the Naples, Sorrento Amalfi area. Located in a rural area close to Pompei. 10 minutes to Pompei, 30 minutes to Naples, one hour to Sorrento and hour and a half to Amalfi... for us was an excellent location to move around. Parking area, breakfast and WiFi were just fine and included in the service.

The hotel was clean. I was disappointed in the fact that the AC was not able to cool our room and when we checked out there was a fill in at the front desk that couldn't help us and could not give us a receipt for our stay.

Honestly I can't think of anything negative to say about this place, me and a friend stayed here for just 5 nights but had no problems what so ever. We had read the positive reviews before we booked and these coupled with the affordable price is what swung it for us. We went just out of the peak season (mid September), the hotel still had a good few families/ couples staying but it was nice, quiet and drama free. The staff were great and always willing to help in a friendly way. You've got to hand it to those guys, some seemed to be there all the time, working really long hours which I know is expected in the hotel industry but they always did it with a smile on their face and were friendly and accommodating. One day I was attempting to use the laptop to sort out my boarding passes for the way back but I couldn't get the language to change in the browser, the man on reception came over and translated for me and then printed them off at reception free of charge! Another awesome freebie is the wifi. Signed in on my phone with no problem and this meant I could browse facebook/ instagram and listen to music through spotify whilst lounging by the pool, most hotels would charge by the hour for this sort of thing. Our room was a little basic (we did go for the cheapest one though) but it suited our needs as we didn't spend a great deal of time there anyway as we were out exploring the town. The room was spotless when we arrived and the cleaners came everyday.

The free parking was very convenient for us. It is a short drive to the main gate of the Bompeii ruin or within walk distance to a side door of the ruin.

This is a small, family-run hotel located in the centre of modern Pompeii. The hotel is located close to some restaurants/supermarkets, and we found the front desk to be welcoming. My wife and I stayed here for one night on our way from Rome to the Amalfi Coast. We wanted to see the ruins and viewed this merely as a place to rest our heads and receive breakfast in the morning before a busy day seeing ancient Pompeii and then heading south. On those standards we were very satisfied with this hotel. Our room was spacious and very, very clean. The wi-fi worked well (better than most hotels) and we had a pleasant sleep. The breakfast wasn't great, but it was certainly better than some of the other reviews suggest! It had all of the typical elements for continental breakfast in Italy (fruit, croissants, cereal, etc.). So we have no complaints. The hotel itself and the location relative to the ruins isn't great, but it's very workable. And for the price this is a very good place to stay. If you arriving by train I would suggest getting a taxi to the hotel or calling the hotel to see if they can pick you up (apparently they've done this before, see reviews below). My wife and I walked from the station at night and it was an unpleasant 25 minute walk. But this was our choice and no fault of the hotel. The walk to the ruins in the morning was much better. All in all, a solid budget hotel!