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"Property near Cavour and Museo metro station, an historic building of 1600. We received a warm welcome from Giangi who walked us thru the facilities of the B&B, very nice guy. We got a free upgrade to a bigger room looking to the main street. The room was clean and confy. The location has plenty of options to eat local, small markets and just 5 minutes walking to Centro Storico. It feels more that you are living among locals, just yhe way we like it. We had a nice time in Napoli. Giangi, thanks for your hospitality. "

"Room was amazing with a huge terrace. Service was great and staff were very friendly and helpful"

" I had an amazing stay at this hotel in Napoli! The service was truly exceptional—every staff member was warm, attentive, and went above and beyond to ensure a perfect experience. The rooms were impeccably clean and maintained to the highest standards, making it easy to feel at home. The gardens were absolutely beautiful—a serene oasis that provided a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. I also appreciated how easy and convenient the parking access was, which made arriving and leaving stress-free. Overall, this hotel exceeded all my expectations. I can’t recommend it highly enough and will definitely be returning on my next visit to Napoli!"

"The staff and the condition of the property was great. We were here because of an early flight out of NAP and the property is close. Found the property to be clean and more upscale than many small hotels in Naples. They arranged for our early car to the airport and it went smooth as silk despite people still out celebrating NYE at 3:30 AM! Great pizza place 2 doors down. We felt lucky to find this place."

"Convenient location. Walking distance to the reggia and dining. "

"The hotel was excellent and the staff were very polite, helpful and welcoming but the area around it unfortunately is very run down which isn't the best welcome as you get off the train and walk into the town. It would be better if the city government made the entrance to town much more welcoming. "