Naples Hotel Guide - Port of Granatello hotels in Naples, Italy.

"Best location, really friendly & helpful staff. Breakfast was a plus."

"Room was clean and the bed comfortable with a good shower. Did the basic functions very well with few frills"

"Gino (I hope I’m spelling his name correctly) made you feel like home, he was very attentive and friendly. The room is very comfortable and spacious. It’s overall quiet and restful. The area around the property, and the town as a whole might disquiet some, it’s more the “real” Italy than the manicured tourist towns some expect. Visit for the Roman ruins, the volcano, and the food. The beach needs a lot of improvements to be a tourist pull."

"Hotel is located next to train station which is convenient if you are traveling by train, however it also makes it a very loud area with lots of cars & people. The room & hotel areas are clean, however the a/c could not be manually set in the room and is controlled by the hotel which cannot be adjusted. I prefer my rooms cooler and was told a fan could not be provided. I tried to keep the window open however the street noise was too loud to sleep through. The staff were a bit cold and indifferent. If not for my train schedule, I would stay closer to the historic center for a better Naples experience."

"We had a lovely stay at Villa Signorini. Not for everyone; off the beaten track and tired facilities however, the staff are pleasant and the room was incredibly comfortable and very different! Think super high painted ceilings, huge shutters and a massive terrace overlooking the gardens. "

"Perfect spot for a night of R&R after a Pompeii tour. "

"close to places we needed to be good breakfast rooms nice issue using VIP benefits area outside the hotel a bit rough"

"Wonderful hotel. View of Vesuvius from our room. Breakfast was delicious and an excellent range of food options. "

"We stayed in the San Felice superior double room. It was clean and the bed was comfortable, though the bathroom is small and there is insufficient room for towels. Breakfast was plentiful and the staff were polite and friendly, but with very limited English. The villa is about 10 min walk from the Herculaneum archaeological site. If not driving, it is best to arrive by taxi as the villa is difficult to find and the route from the train station is dirty and uneven for wheeled suitcases (enter the courtyard at Corso Resina 310, turn left, take the stairs, 3rd door on the right, phone the hotel to gain entry). Unfortunately, the large polished wood staircase makes the downstairs seating area rather cramped and uncomfortable, with very little space for personal items. The staircase was also rather slippery; in fact we each fell on it when visiting the bathroom downstairs at night. My husband still has the bruises!"