Hostel of the Sun

Great hostel on a budget with amazing service and breakfast. Good access to public transport and attractions

Perfect for a short visit first time visit to Naples.

We really enjoyed this hostel. We had a private room and while it was basic, it met our needs. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. The breakfast was a little odd but was free.

Spent a few days at the amazing hostel on the sun with a friend..Lovely hosts and great facilities would highly recommend ..also great location by port close to bus metro eatery’s all within easy reach 15 min max it’s on 7th floor tho normally costs 10 cents but when we were there it was free

Has a pretty good experience at Hostel of the Sun. The staff were very welcoming and helpful, the room was simple but had everything I needed, and the location was walkable to everything I wanted to do in Naples. Would stay here again.

The staff could not be more friendly or helpful! Mounira, Nunzia, and Chris were all brilliant. Mounira in particular was my guardian angel. Very much needed help when I was badly hungover: she found lost belongings and was generally just a very kind soul. The place has a fantastic vibe. 100% recommended!

The reception was very pleasant, the girls very nice, some speak Spanish too. The place is cozy, quiet, very close to everything. Breakfast could be improved, with fresher bakery and Italian breakfast classics, such as sflogiatella, focaccia or others. And the cleaning of the glass shower could also improve, they could even put in a window cleaner, so that each person can manually remove the excess water splashed from the glass when finished. Just as a suggestion. Note 4.5/5

I spent a few nights at the Hostel of the Sun last summer and had a great time. I was having second thoughts about the hostel at first, I thought I’d landed in the wrong place. People's habits were different from what I expected, from what I'd experienced during my trips around Italy. Nobody was speaking loudly and gesticulating as usual, showing impatience or rudeness, not waiting for others to finish talking. No one was pushing and shoving, skipping queues, making excuses for being late, standing in groups in corridors, declaring their passionate love or staring at people. None of them was spending ages cooking pretentious dishes, making pasta sauce or pizza dough, talking persistently about football, corruption, politics, food, expensive sports cars, historical monuments and opera singers. Over time I realised that in the Hostel of the Sun I could easily rediscover the positive attitudes and vibes I had occasionally enjoyed before, that many people were friendly and well-mannered, good-humoured and ironic, sociable and hospitable, elegant and tasteful. Some of them had a community spirit, were knowledgeable, intelligent and smart, caring and helpful, affectionate and reliable, determined, committed and self-controlled. I soon understood I'd ended up in the right place.