3-Star Hotels in Campania, Italy

It is farther than I expected from the downtown area and the buses and taxis are depopulated, so it is not recommended for those who want to see Amalfi well. Moreover, the owner is kind if it depends, but it is unfriendly and English is not easy to understand. The hotel Wi-Fi passwords are all written in upper case, but all are correctly lower case. There is no elevator and it is difficult to bring up your luggage.

My stay at Hotiday in Naples (Museum) was an excellent experience in every way. The property is in a truly convenient location, in the heart of the historic district and just steps from the Piazza Cavour metro station, making it easy to get around and explore the city. The modern and elegant room is tastefully furnished and equipped with every comfort, including a comfortable bed and pillows. It was impeccably clean, and the bathroom was perfectly equipped with everything you need. The breakfast was rich and varied, with both sweet and savory options. Everything was excellent. A special thank you goes to Mariarca, who was extremely kind and always available. Her hospitality and professionalism made our stay even more pleasant. She was attentive, proactive, and ready to help with any requests, even exceeding expectations. I highly recommend this property to anyone looking for a well-kept, comfortable stay with a warm welcome in the heart of Naples. - Valdivia

The apartment is very comfortable and near the centre. But difficult to find. The entrance is behind a parking barrier and then the floor first. No explanations to arrive and trip application blocks the messages of the apartment. You have to contact them by wasap to the apartment number, don't call because they don't get it. I leave a photo of the entrance, so you don't get crazy looking where the access is. I advise who manages the apartment to put the photo of the entrance, since the number is not seen from the street and there is a parking barrier, something unusual in an access

This hotel is really impeccable. Opposite the cathedral, the facilities are clean. The hotel has installed sound-proof glass. It is relatively quiet. There is a restaurant downstairs, which is very convenient! Because the hotel forfeited my deposit I used a can of Coke in the minibar, and I consciously paid for it the night before. The front desk also said that some guests really left without paying. The only thing missing is that the washbasin leaks slowly, and everything else is very good👍 It would be great if there was an elevator. It is more difficult to carry luggage because of the stairs. I personally like this hotel quite a lot

Place it near the station, but it is dirty near the station, many people have associations, which is not correct. Convenient in the morning and quick to leave and arrive in the evening. Tomorrow coffee, juice, croissant will be brought to your room in time in the morning, cleaning every day.

Note that this is a B&B called a hotel. It is opened by an old couple (visually estimated to be over 70 years old). The building is their own and is very, very old. The location is okay, just next to the bus station, but because of this, it will be so noisy at five or six in the morning that I can't sleep. The most important thing is that the entrance to the hotel is extremely difficult to find. We searched for it for more than 20 minutes after 8 o'clock at night but could not find it. Finally, we found it with the help of the police. Let’s put it this way, finding a hotel location is a bit like visiting Monument Valley in real life😭😭

L’hotel è il migliore che ho trovato ad Amalfi come qualità-prezzo. Siamo state con mia sorella 3 notti, l’hotel è super pulito, e la sala colazione ha una vista fantastica, anche la colazione molto ricca. Lo consiglio soprattutto a chi non ha problemi a camminare, dato che per andare in centro si deve percorrere poco più di 1km a piedi e la strada non è proprio ben definita, quindi con bambini che passeggini diventa difficile. Ottimo tutto, staff, location e colazione. Ci ritornerei volentieri, saluti da Roma

[A hotel with a convenient and comfortable stay in Naples] It is right in front of the main entrance of Naples Central Station, and is a 2-3 minute walk away. The entrance to the building faces the square in front of the station, but if the door is closed, you will be confused and not know how to get in. In particular, the building door is closed for security reasons, especially in the early morning and at night (this door is shared with other tenants and apartment buildings), and if you press the hotel button next to the door, the front desk staff will unlock it for you. Enter through this building door and go up to the second floor (third floor in Japan, since it is Italy) to reach the hotel front desk. The front desk staff changed every day, but they were very kind and willing to look after our suitcases after we checked out. The room was simple, but a good point was that there were bottled water, bottled beer, and canned cola in the refrigerator for free. Of course, there was also an electric kettle and tea bags. Since the room faces the square, it may be noisy through the windows in the morning and evening, but the window doors are double, so this is somewhat alleviated. As for amenities, only the bare necessities were provided (hand soap, single-use packets of shampoo and body soap, and various towels), and you needed to bring everything else with you or purchase it at a nearby store. The best part about the hostel is that it's close to the station, which was convenient for traveling from Naples to the Amalfi Coast, including Pompeii and Sorrento.

Very nice view and friendly staff.

After walking nervously for several minutes from the train station and seeing this brand-new youth hostel, I was extremely happy. The rooms, public areas, etc. were all much more pleasant. The front desk service was very friendly and efficient, especially the girl named Francesca and the other girl with glasses, but I didn't know her name. In summary, this is definitely a place worth staying. The only suggestion that needs to be given is that the bed numbers are not very obvious and are a bit difficult to find. The shower room lacks hooks for hanging clothes, which is a bit inconvenient. Additionally, the shower door is only half open, which makes it easy for water to splash out, and I think this can easily lead to damage to public hygiene. However, in any case, this brand-new youth hostel definitely offers an excellent experience!