3-Star Hotels in Naples

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.

Ettore the owner was insisting on WhatsApp number which though initially felt strange it was largely due to my lack of understanding on how things worked in family run b&bs in Naples He was very detailed in providing us with info re places to visit trains to take etc The rooms were good. They are 5 rooms within a house that are given out to guests. As you can imagine you could hear everything from adjacent rooms. There were coffee machines and some packed food and tea options etc. The only gripe I had was the room was stinking of cigarette smoke. Even the owner was struggling to talk and had to keep the door open and spray the room. The wife had been smoking inside the house. We had to leave our door to the balcony outside open just so we could breathe without coughing. It took more than 40mins of airing to get the stench out. Otherwise it was a good place. Real shame.

If you're looking for a nice, friendly, unexpensive place to stay in Naples, Hostel Mancini is the spot. Located near Naples Central Station, Metro lines and Centro Istorico, it's a very convenient point to start exploring the city and the region around. The hostel is very clean and a basic (though hearty) breakfast is included. The staff are very friendly and they would give you pretty accurate advice on anything you're planning to do. All in all, great location, great service and great staff.

I 'm not the first time to stop in this area Naples, and I am very comfortable with the location of the building: 3 minutes to Port Nolan Station and 10 minutes from Naples Chentrale. Near the location of several supermarkets, one of them Eurospin with good choice of products and low prices. There are bus stops and tram near the hotel. The hotel is a 3rd floor room with several rooms and kitchens. There are dishes, coffee machine, teapot. Some tables to drink coffee. Rooms are new, with recent repairs and nice design. Good comfortable mattresses, pleasant pillows, new bed linen and towels in enough. In the shower there is always hot water. In the room is a mini-freezer, a toilet table. Every 2 days there is a thorough cleaning, change of towels, refill of bathing. Our room had 2 balconies with a stunning view of the bell and port. Given that the cost of accommodation is quite low, I think it is excellent conditions of arrival with bonuses in the form of a stunning look. The hotel staff was very kind and always stayed in touch to help us with both the settlement and all the other issues that arise. We extended our stay at this hotel for another three days.

The room was decent for a European hotel, and it was very close to Naples' central train and metro stations, making it convenient for getting to Pompeii or Sorrento. The young man at the front desk was very helpful and gave us sightseeing routes. The breakfast was also good; a €5 breakfast feels like a luxury in Europe. The young lady serving breakfast brought us our coffee, like a family-run hotel. However, please note that the check-in area and the accommodation are next door. We rang the doorbell for a while before someone came downstairs to tell us it was next door. I suggest the owner put up a sign or marker. Naples is definitely worth a visit.

The room is clean, but we asked for 2 blankets - they did not react to the request. Breakfast - you can't call it breakfast, cookies, juice and capsule coffee, sometimes 1 capsule and 1 juice, sometimes 2 for 2 guests. No iron, this is very strange. We asked to leave the luggage, the hostess said ok. In fact, they asked us for 5 euros for this, but did not warn about it in advance.

Check-in process was a little complicated as I had to check in after 1 pm, when there is no staff present on site. Check-in is done through WhatsApp, where communication was complex and took a while. Location is good, but it is along the side of a busy road, so it gets very noisy, even in the middle of the night. Soundproofing is also poor, so you can clearly hear guests in neighbouring rooms. If you are bringing bulky luggage, be warned, as the path from the train station is very rocky and not paved, so it will be a challenge getting there. The rooms are located up a flight of stairs as well. It is not far from the city centre/touristy areas though, took me 45min walk max, but it will be extremely unpleasant if you walk with luggage. As many other reviewers noted, don't let the name fool you; there is absolutely no breakfast. Other than the lack of soundproofing and inconvenient to walk to the location, the place was fantastic, and I had a comfortable stay!

A good, clean 3-star hotel in Italy. The room is quiet and tidy, and the staff is friendly and helpful. However, keep in mind that there is no kettle, fridge, or safe in the room. The Wi-Fi is average – it’s generally fine for calls and watching videos, but it can occasionally disconnect. Breakfast is basic: just coffee and a pastry. Overall, a decent option if you’re looking for a simple and peaceful place to stay.

The room is in a great location, cleaned every day, and the cleaning staff are very friendly. However, on the first day of check-in, I was told that the city tax could only be paid in cash. The staff who collected the city tax was a bit impatient, which was not very convenient for foreigners.