Hotels with Jacuzzi in Naples

"Es war ein gelungener Aufenthalt! Tolle Lage in der Nähe aller relevanten Fixpunkte (Bus, Bahn, Metro, Flughafen Bus, Altstadt, etc)… nur mit dem Auto sollte man nicht anreisen - Parken ist limitiert und teuer. Die Unterkunft war geräumig, komfortabel, sauber, gut ausgestattet und man hatte zu jeder Zeit einen Ansprechpartner. Auch einen tollen Stadtführer gab es per PDF dazu!  Nach dem C/O konnte man das Gepäck noch bis zum Abflug lagern und war somit bis zum letzten Moment ungebunden und flexibel. Gerne eine dicke Empfehlung!"

"From December 27th to December 29th we stayed in this hotel in Napoli. In the room there is no cleanliness and there are flies that make it difficult to sleep at night. It is possible to hear everything the other guests say (door, children, telephone conversation). The breakfast is below normal, however some employees are rude."

"Hotel un pò troppo lontano, dal centro, e quindi difficile da raggiungere a piedi, camera con un bel balcone, ordinata, pulita, e ben tenuta, con un bel bagno peccato per l'asciugacapelli rovinato con polvere al suo interno,, tv nuova e climatizzatore che funziona a dovere ma prese della corrente da riverede, la colazione me l'aspettavo molto più ricca, con più scelta e magari qualcosa di tipico, però quelle poche cose non erano del tutto male."

"There is no private parking; if you're driving, you'll need to park at the nearby carpark and walk your luggage over. The main entrance of the hotel is in a narrow street that is dark and a bit dirty, and the hotel lobby is tiny. But the rooms are decent size and well appointed, and the free breakfast is in a beautiful historic hall with high ceilings. Location is great, under 20 minute walk to the ferry pier."

"Firstly, Finding this place if you’re not familiar with Naples style back street roads is a hard find. It’s literally down a back alley and in rush hour at night was challenging. But, on arrival it’s a beautiful sight with tasteful exterior decor and very classy reception. The female receptionist spoke great english and was very helpful with directions local pizzerias & supermarkets. Lift to the 3rd floor takes about 3 years but we’re hardly in the Rockafella building. The room was clean and smelt amazing! Modern TV with free wifi. Very comfy bed and spacious bathroom. We had a awkward moment on one of our nights when another guest tried to stream untasteful pornography to our TV via screen mirroring. We had to turn the network connections off our TV as they couldn’t seem to figure out their steamy night was being streamed into our room. Some mornings other guests were very loud when closing doors like they were leaving a room after an argument with their partners. No information given about spa facilities. Mini bar was slightly overpriced. €3 for a can of coca-cola or a 200m walk to a supermarket for a bottle of wine...we walked ;). Breakfast wasn’t a great variety but we had coffee and a choice of pastries which was all we needed to start the day. We tried to add an extra day to our trip but the gentleman on reception couldn’t match comparison website prices so we booked online and kept our room for an extra night. Overall nice hotel. Would stop again. Thank You"

"The advantage of the hotel is that the location is particularly good. The entrance is not easy to find, it is in a small courtyard on Chiaja Road. The Zhou Wei visitor area is very safe, and Brandi Pizzeria (the inventor of Margherita pizza) is downstairs. There are good restaurants not far away. The room is quite decent, the facilities are old, and it's liveable. The quilt has no core but only a blanket (traditional in Italy). People who are not used to it can only consider chain hotels."

"The room was very clean, with relatively complete facilities, nice view outside the window, and convenient transportation near the subway station. But the English of the receptionist was very poor. The English level was not very good, and the accent was heavy. I couldn't understand it at all when checking in. And check-in was after 3 o'clock, and the door was not opened before 3 o'clock because of lunch break. We were exposed to the sun for more than 3 hours."