Romantic Hotels in Naples

Very nice hotel located along the water. Balconies face the waterfront with a couple chairs and a table on each balcony. Large, well-appointed rooms. Huge breakfast buffet with waitstaff available to get specialty coffee drinks made to order. Large hotel that often has conferences, so reception area can be very busy. Reception staff not very friendly, but breakfast staff were very helpful. Easy walk to restaurants.

I stayed at this hotel for four days, explaining the strength and asking for praise. 1. Strongly recommend a friend who is driving by car. If you are simply a friend who stays in a sea view room, please think twice. The reason is stated later. 2. Not a self-driving friend, please look here. The hotel is located on the mountainside. From the map, it is located near the station Mergellina. After the train station comes out, it is about 500 meters to the sea. There is a slope train to take a ride to the s.antonio station (should call this name, check it yourself) Next), if I don't understand this, please open your google map, you can't get it. After arriving at the station, you need to take a mountain road to get to the hotel. 3. However, I personally went up and down the mountain for two days. Why, because I was in Easter during this time in Naples, the slope station was closed! Fall! Now! That's right, shut it up! So in this case, in addition to walking, it is played. The starting fee is 3.5 Euros, and the thief is fast, and the friends who are not bad money should be directly taxi. 4. Staying at this hotel, if you still can't decide on the sea view room, I really don't understand it. As the hotel is halfway up the mountain, there is no choice of entertainment activities. If you want to find a convenience store, you can only find the van. There is a year-round business on the viewing platform, which is very expensive. 5. The hotel front desk is quite professional and has a good service attitude. Write so much for the time being, and think about what to add later. In short, it is still 9.5 points overall, but if it is not for the sea, if it is not self-driving, it is not recommended to stay at this hotel.

San Michele is one of the cleanest relative inexpensive hotels where I've stayed (I've stayed in hundreds of different hotels in more than 40 countries just because of my work). By cleanliness I mean that, for example, the stone tile floor of the room was cleaned every day, and the bathroom was also spotless. The breakfast was reasonably rich in Italian terms. The location of the hotel is nice, in the Old Town (Centro Storico). The interior of the hotel is much neater than the facade looks.

I recently stayed 5 nights here and my experience didn't match that of the other reviews who have recently written in English. I noticed the reviews in Italian tended to be more critical. Here are my pros and cons on the property: Pros: -- The location is convenient. It's just off the Piazza Municipio and only a half block from the Municipio metro station. It's within easy walking distance of the harbor, the Maschio Angioino, the Teatro San Carlo, and the Pallazo Reale. It's a longer, but still pleasant, walk to the sights along Spaccanopoli. I'd recommend riding the Metro to the short distance to the Archeological Museum. Note that the hotel is on the via Medina which is a very busy street. My room was at the back of the building so it was very quiet. The rooms at the front might get the street noise. -- The staff are welcoming. Everyone to whom I spoke was friendly and helpful, especially the nice lady in the breakfast room who made sure I was well supplied with cappuccino. -- Breakfast, on the whole, was quite good. There were cereals, breads, pastries, cold meats and cheeses, as well as freshly prepared fruit salad. The spread was adequate, if not elaborate. The coffee was excellent. Cons: -- I had a junior suite that was rather tired. There were scuffs on the walls and some mold in the shower. I pulled out one of the nightstands to use the plug behind it and found a layer of dust that looked like it hadn't been disturbed in several years. The room looked superficially clean, but overall the housekeeping left something to be desired. -- There was an odd musty smell coming from the air conditioning vent. I noticed the smell went away if I turned off the air con. However, I frequently needed to run it to counter the heat and humidity of the climate in Naples. I've been a frequent visitor to Naples in the past. I planned this visit at relatively short notice for high season, so the hotels where I have stayed in the past were booked full. This was my first visit to this hotel. It will probably be my only stay here.

Stayed for the second time, the location is very good on the edge of the seaside avenue in the city center, this time the hotel has been renovated, more beautiful, very comfortable, is one of the best hotels in Naples, will choose here in the future

The hotel room is very good, breakfast is on the 9th floor, and the view is very wide. There is a huge high-rise building in front of the volcano side, which obstructs the view. . The location is also very good, very close to the shopping pedestrian street. . It ’s difficult to drive to the hotel. The parking is to unload the big box on the side of the hotel ’s main entrance, then turn right and then turn to the underground garage with oriente. Give them the keys and leave them alone.

The location is very good, close to the University of Naples and near New Fort. The hotel is rebuilt from a monastery. Enter the gate and go to the front desk on the second floor to check in, and then enter the room on the corresponding floor by the elevator. The breakfast was great and the administrator was a very nice guy.

This is the perfect place to stay in Naples. Excellent location. Was here recently for a conference which was right across the street. Close to the metro which is easy to use and can easily take to the train station also right across the street from the hydrofoil to Capri or Sorrento. Walking distance to all the main areas in Naples. All the amenities were nice. Bed and pillows and AC were all excellent. It was nice to have a washer. The cleaners were much appreciated. Easy check in and check out. What really makes this place is Antonio and his team! Appreciate all of Antonio suggestions for places to eat in Naples. Would go to Augustus for Sfogliatelle. Highly recommend. Would stay here again if coming to Naples.

Stayed for 3 rainy nights as a couple. Location was great, plenty of bars and restaurants within walking distance. Titti the host was lovely and is pleased to help you with any questions or recommendations. We wasn't aware of the breakfast on the first morning due to arriving late and having an early start for Pompeii the next day. We were able to access our room by self checkin. Breakfast was a couple of sweet treats, bread and coffee. Room was comfortable and dark, we could hear the outside cars, however it didn't really stop us from sleeping (used to it back at home), however on the 3rd night, the other 2 rooms became occupied and where our room was situated, which was next to the reception door, that door was constantly being slammed shut all night, which echoed through our room - earplugs didn't help. If staying maybe avoid the superior double/twin room. Due to the area, we would happily return.

Amazing stay at Daily Napoli! Room was immaculate and the homemade cakes at breakfast were delicious! Location is perfect....walkable to everything in Naples yet far from the hustle and bustle. One block away from the LungoMare with views of the Bay and coast. Staff was very helpful with recommendations for the best places to eat and visit within Naples. If we ever return to Naples we will definitely stay here again!