Hotel la Pace Reviews

The room was very large, unexpectedly, and there was a small corridor outside. The bathroom was separated by a corridor, so the poor air circulation was not a big problem. The room facilities were average. The hotel did not prepare bedding in summer, and it was actually not used, but if you are used to covering yourself with a quilt, you can ask the hotel for it. When we asked for it, the hotel only had one large quilt left. If we two wanted to use it, we had to put two small beds together to make a large bed. The location of the hotel is very convenient for travel. Generally, if you join a tour to Pompeii or Capri Island, you will gather at the central station nearby, which is an 8-minute walk away. The nearby landmark is Piazza Garibaldi, and there is a conspicuous city gate around the corner - Porta Capuana. (I forgot to take a picture of the hotel, so I'll post a picture of the landmark city gate.) At that time, I used AI to read the Italian introduction, and attached Ctrip: This gate was built in the late 15th century and is an architectural masterpiece during the expansion of the Naples city wall. This section of the Aragonese wall built with tuff is extremely well preserved, and its military defense system was the pinnacle of the pre-firearms era - until the advent of artillery technology completely eliminated this type of fortification. The marble arch designed by Giuliano da Maiano stands tall, flanked by the twin towers of "Honor" and "Virtue". It was once the most important gateway to the kingdom's capital. The coat of arms of Charles V of the Habsburg dynasty was added in 1***, and the votive statue of St. Gaetano dedicated after the great plague in 1656 on the back of the gate still stands silently today.