Hotels With Wi-Fi in Campania, Italy

I stayed at the Hotel Royal Continental and was very satisfied. The absolute strongest point is the location, simply excellent. The room turned out to be very comfortable, spacious, and equipped with every comfort to ensure a great rest. A positive mention also for the breakfast, which was really good. Definitely an experience to repeat.

The balcony has a good view of the sea. The interior of the room is relatively spacious. The location is in the center of the town. It is close to the pier and the station. There are many restaurants downstairs. There are ovens and coffee machines in the public area of the hotel. There are not many breakfast options but you can eat it. The staff is very friendly and the overall price is high. In addition, you need to check in at the front desk of MiraMare Hotel across the street before you check in! !

We booked feeling a little nervous as we read the various reviews but also hesitated with little experience of a B&B Guest house. There seemed very few choices in Naples ( Chiaia district) a prime , safer area ; to have a suite with some kitchenette and a very reasonable price. We were warmly welcomed to our studio suite, spacious , well organised with a lot of thought in the location of design of fixtures and furniture; seating to take breakfast, working desk and or relax on the sofa. Brightly lit room with big “can open” sound proof windows or option to use the air conditioning system . Views of the nearby residential apar**ents actually helped us feel at home ( even though we were not able to enjoy the Naples sea view) Bed, mattress , linen and pillows were fine ( for those who require more specific finer finishes should not go to a Guest house) Bathroom was practical and had all that one needed, with hand held shower and rain shower installed. Kitchenette had electric stove , coffee maker, kettle , Fridge and utensils. Again sufficient for a 4 night stay. Any longer an oven or toaster would have been nice to heat up bread. The highlight worth mentioning, as most reviews have , is Massimo who helped us with recommendations, guided us with a local map, booked day tour to Pompeii, our taxi and so much more.. Honestly, for those of us who have been lucky to stay in 5 star hotels will know that you don’t always get this type of discreet professional reliable hospitality that Massimo has shown us. If you don’t mind staying at a guest house which may sound daunting , or that the entrance of the building may be slightly off the side street but having read this review will reassure you that the 24 hours security guards and the gated premises made it feel like a home away from home. Thank you Massimo and team for keeping our room super clean , daily when we really didn’t expect the service. Likewise appreciated the small touches of receiving disposable raincoats in case of heavy rain on our tour.

They upgraded my room, which I didn’t expect. I did my check-in very late at night (around 23:00/11.00 PM) and they still welcomed me with smile! I really like the room, it’s super clean. The WiFi is very fast and even after that, I could still stay at the coworking space and sent my emails. I took breakfast at the bar there and in my opinion, the price is still very honest (3.7€ for a brioche and cafe latte). I’m even thinking to book my next stay here, sadly the rooms are fully booked already.

It was a really nice vacation. The cabins aren't very comfortable or cozy, but they're cheap. Staying in mini-cabins by the sea is a great idea. The bathroom door wouldn't close, and you had to pay for Wi-Fi. Mobile internet barely worked. There's a private beach and pool. You can't swim in the pool without a swimming cap, and you have to pay for sun loungers on the beach, although the beach is undoubtedly very cool and beautiful, albeit small. The road is more complicated. We were housed at the very bottom, and we had to walk uphill for about 10 minutes just to get from the campsite to the road, although you can pay and call a transfer from the hotel. We had trouble with buses, so we walked 40 minutes to the city. We're young, so it wasn't a problem for us, especially since the road is very beautiful. Regina Giovanna took us to Bagni Bay, a 20-minute walk. I highly recommend it.

Hostel was very near to central station. Just walkable to port and shopping street. Important thing is very near to the famous pizzeria michale . Room was spacious and Ac was good. Bathroom and toilets are very clean. Receptionist is very friendly they give city tourist map and explained clearly. I recommend this hostel very affordable to stay. Only concern is bathroom is having only one for a floor. Otherwise perfect. Ya definitely I would like to stay again

Terrible experience with this hotel. After confirming the booking and arriving are the area the owner disappears for hours, doesn’t answer texts or phone calls and doesn’t leave anybody in the property to check us in we had to plead with locals to help us get the owners phone number. In addition, when we checked us we had to deal with non English speakers (how do you rent properties internationally without being able to communicate?) and also demanded tax payment in cash even though they carried no change so we ended up paying more than needed. Property itself very nice and clean but I recommend to stay away.

In my opinion, Palazzo Adele is the best place we ever stayed in. If we go to Ercolano again, it would be our only choice. The building is very elegant. The terrace on the 2nd floor (or 1st floor in Europe) is spacious. The parking is gated, only opened with a key fob. The room is spotless; I even feel comfortable walking on the floor barefooted. The owner is such a nice guy! When we arrived, he gave us a warm greeting. He also provided us with some great advice on how to go to visit Vesuvius and Pompeii, as well as where to eat. In fact, he printed out some useful information, which became our guidebook in the following few days. We went to the Herculaneum Site as he suggested, spent nearly 2 hours there, only covered 60% of the whole place. We followed his instruction to purchase the tickets to Vesuvius, and had a great trip there. We asked about restaurant, he suggested a few of them. We tried the best one on the list, Bistrot Italia, fantastic food, affordable price, nice wine, and impressive service. It was so good that on the day we left, we went there again. The location of Palazzo Adele is great! Walking distance to almost everywhere (the train station, the Herculaneum Park, restaurants, The Royal Palace of Portici, oh and an amazing gelato place). The neighborhood is nice. I remembered we walked through a short tunnel and there was not even a slight trace of urine smell in the air, which was very, very impressive. All in all, Palazzo Adele is a great place to stay. Highly recommended to anyone visiting the Naples and Pompeii area.

The hotel is wonderful, but I still felt uncomfortable. I didn't really like the staff at the front desk. Maybe not all of them are like that, but still... during conversations, there was a mocking emphasis on my not-so-good English. It was unpleasant. But overall: everywhere was clean, the linen fresh, breakfasts with a sea view and quite good, though repetitive, but there was hot food, which I haven't encountered in other hotels in Italy. And most importantly, the sea is nearby! And that's a huge plus. Another point... Periodically, noisy parties are held on the hotel's rooftop, so if that bothers you, take note. Personally, it didn't bother me. They don't warn you about this when checking in. By the way, the view from the rooftop is amazing, and there's a small pool.