Naples Hotel Guide - Parco di Capodimonte hotels in Naples, Italy.

"This is the worst hotel I ever stay. Basically there was nothing in the room besides bed. Bathroom was always smelly. The whole room looks very run down. pictures they displayed do not reflect the real room."

"Hotel is a bit dated but a good location and the staff were great. "

"I absolutely recommend the Hotel Piazza Bellini & Apartments if you are visiting Naples. We upgraded to an apartment with a rooftop patio after we arrived, and we were so glad we did. It was really nice to have a kitchen and living space (and two bathrooms). The room was beautiful and clean, and the view of the piazza (and Vesuvius in the distance) was fantastic. It's also a great location, just blocks from the Port'Alba and Dante Plaza, where there is a metro station."

"The bar, drinks (Negroni Napoletano) and view from the 6th floor very nice."

"This was the perfect location to walk everywhere in Napoli. The proprietor is an absolute gem. He is kind, patient and gracious. He even carried our luggage to the taxi. We did learn that 65 steps is to the 2nd floor😃 There is no lift/elevator so you will be carrying your luggage up stairs. The treat is when you get there this 1670’s building is fantastic! We were not disappointed at all. "

"This hotel was close to being perfect but, just as we have struggled with mattresses around the rest of Italy, this one was bad also. 75% of it was hard as a rock and somehow 25% of it was soft and smooshy. The pillows also need some help. The staff are excellent, the breakfast is nice, the rooms are nice and big, the towels are a good size. It was relatively quiet for being in the location it’s in. I would say I would stay here again but I probably wouldn’t due to the mattress. But everything else was great. "

"The hotel restaurant staff were very friendly and food excellent."

"Everything was great. Room clean and great. Staff exceptional. "

"A wonderful hotel! It houses an incredible collection of original Italian design pieces from the 1950s. The first floor was designed by Gio Ponti and features original period furnishings! An incredible experience! These are pieces you’d find in the world’s finest museums. Breakfast is just as fantastic, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Castel dell’Ovo and chairs by Carlo de Carli! An incredible place with a fantastic staff. For design lovers, this is a must-experience."