Hotels in Naples with Bathtub

"It is a very comfortable, very well-reformed B&B and has automated check-in/out. I liked it very much, despite having been in a secondary room, one of the smallest and without the details that are seen in the photos that are in the most expensive rooms. The area is very central, there are many locals and restaurants around, which brings some dirt, noise and strong food smells that are noticed especially at the entrance, when you are walking in the street."

"This suite (or rather a room) is centrally located on Via Toledo. It is safe as there are multiple guards in the building. It’s a mix of local residents and Airbnb-type of accommodation. The place is quite funky as it features a huge bath tub in the living room, with the view over Via Toledo! (We never used it.) There’s a reception person during the day but you can arrange the key outside regular hours. It’s easy to communicate with the suite and they are helpful in giving tips re: parking or restaurants. A very good option if you need a place to stay in Napoli."

"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"

"Facilities: The bed was very comfortable, spacious, and the room was quiet with good air conditioning. Plus, the mini-bar was complimentary! Environment: It's about a 6-minute walk to the train station and metro, passing several breakfast spots along the way. There's also a supermarket within a 6-minute walk, and the Alibus to the airport departs right from the train station entrance."