Naples Hotels with Balcony

The room was spotless, with comfortable beds, a variety of snacks and bottles of red wine, and a minibar stocked with water and other soft drinks! Breakfast is available in the hallway as you enter, and there's a free coffee machine and pods. There was a basket of lemons on the table for guests' use. Max, the owner, was extremely kind and helpful, like a truly friendly Neapolitan gentleman! I'll definitely be back! Thank you.

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Все в целом хорошо, предварительно пишите перед заселением, с улицы отель найти будет тяжело. Расположение хорошое, номер в целом тоже. Единственный минус, что ночью, не могли попасть в номер, так как администратор после продления забыл нам продлить код доступа к двери на этаже, пришлось будить соседей на этаже (хорошо что был звонок в дверь) в 2 часа ночи, а в 7 утра уже был выезд в другой город. Извинений со стороны отеля даже не было, как и компенсации. Хотя мы могли потерять на билетах около 200 евро и еще спать на улице, если бы не наша настойчивость попасть в номер, где лежали все деньги и документы!

This hotel boasts a classic style with rich burgundy tones and well-appointed wooden furnishings. It was beautifully decorated for the Christmas holidays. The front desk staff were kind and efficient. Our room was spacious and bright, just as pictured on their website. The continental breakfast was excellent, with a wide selection of pastries and cakes, served in a room with a sea view. The location is ideal, perfect for reaching both Piazza del Plebiscito and the various restaurants along the Partenope seafront. Overall, a very positive experience.

Staying at Domis Vesuvio in Naples was one of the best travel decisions we’ve made. The location, just a short walk from the main bus station, made getting around the city incredibly easy. The property looked exactly like the photos — clean, modern, and extremely comfortable. What truly sets this place apart is the staff, they all helped us fell like we were home. Sara and Ginevra are some of the warmest and most helpful people we’ve ever met while traveling. They were always available, ready to answer any question, and genuinely eager to help with anything we needed. The restaurant downstairs where breakfast is served was another highlight of our stay. The food was absolutely delicious, the portions generous, and the prices very reasonable. The wine they serve is excellent and pairs perfectly with the dishes. The overall value for money far exceeded our expectations. We honestly cannot imagine staying anywhere else in Naples. Next time we visit, we won’t even look for another accommodation — we’ll simply wait until this one is available. Highly, truly recommended.

If you're looking for a nice, friendly, unexpensive place to stay in Naples, Hostel Mancini is the spot. Located near Naples Central Station, Metro lines and Centro Istorico, it's a very convenient point to start exploring the city and the region around. The hostel is very clean and a basic (though hearty) breakfast is included. The staff are very friendly and they would give you pretty accurate advice on anything you're planning to do. All in all, great location, great service and great staff.

The room was decent for a European hotel, and it was very close to Naples' central train and metro stations, making it convenient for getting to Pompeii or Sorrento. The young man at the front desk was very helpful and gave us sightseeing routes. The breakfast was also good; a €5 breakfast feels like a luxury in Europe. The young lady serving breakfast brought us our coffee, like a family-run hotel. However, please note that the check-in area and the accommodation are next door. We rang the doorbell for a while before someone came downstairs to tell us it was next door. I suggest the owner put up a sign or marker. Naples is definitely worth a visit.

I needed a hotel near the opera. This is located in the Vittorio Emanuel gallery, i.e. five steps from San Carlo. I was all satisfied, it was quiet, clean, comfortable, everything worked well including the air conditioner. The room was nice, sleeped well. The room has a teapot, tea in bags, sugar and a bottle of water in the refrigerator. The kitchen is in the room for the shape, although there is gas, but only two cups with dishes, three forks, a coffee spoon and a dining knife. My room windows went out into the inner courtyard, not as in the photo, not in the gallery. But I don't have a principle. How to find: From the far sea side of the square at the Municipio Metro turn left to the street, then to the intersection with Santa Bridge and right at once. On the opposite side there will be a long entrance to the Vittorio Emanuel gallery. The first wooden door on the right is the entrance to the hotel rooms, they are on the third floor with an elevator. But you need to pick up the keys in another hotel first. To do this, at the interior of its inner courtyard on the right will be the entrance N83 behind the iron grid, it is closer to the opposite end. It is on the photo. The grid is written code, further on the 4th floor on the 24-hour resepshen. Breakfast is there, I didn't take them. The keys at the eviction leave on the receptacle where the room is, but there is no one

Naples, a city I'd been contemplating visiting for a long time, was truly a mix of danger and allure during my Southern Italy trip. While the beauty of the Amalfi Coast is enticing, I found the grubbiness of the old town quite difficult to overlook.

Excellent hotel. I recommend it. Even before check-in, I was contacted with all the instructions for getting into the room (everything was extremely easy) and all my questions were answered. Finding the hotel was simple; just make sure to read the signs. The room itself was bright, clean, and spacious. It was a comfortable refuge from the heat, with a rather quiet air conditioner. Breakfast wasn't included for me, but snacks, juice, and milk were provided, along with tea and coffee. There was also a fridge, coffee machine, and kettle. The room was cleaned daily. The windows had mosquito nets and roller blinds. Be aware that if your windows face the city, it can be quite noisy. I don't have trouble sleeping, so it didn't bother me. The bathroom also had everything needed: shampoo, soap, towels, and a hairdryer. The water pressure was good, with both a rain shower and a handheld showerhead. There were no water supply issues. There's an elevator in the building! Right across the street is a small grocery store, and there are several others nearby, as well as a few cafes. The location is excellent: - A few minutes' walk to the historic center. - About 15-20 minutes' walk to the train station. - 20 minutes by taxi to the airport. - 30-40 minutes' walk to the promenade. Thanks for the hospitality :)