3-Star Hotels in Campania, Italy

The location is super convenient, right outside the train station. There's a Conad supermarket nearby for groceries. They have a shared kitchen where you can cook, but the utensils weren't clean. Laundry or drying costs 2.50 per use. The area felt safe. The room was clean, but the duvet was a bit thin, and I couldn't figure out how to adjust the water temperature. Breakfast was just okay; the bacon was too salty, and you only get one cup of coffee. There were no toothbrushes or disposable slippers in the room. You can store your luggage here.

The hotel is on the seaside of Agropolis and directly on the beach. Clean and panoramic rooms. All right

clean and quite room, excellent breakfast, nice staffs, not perfect, but conveniently located

Location very close to Napoli Centrale train station .. while the neighborhood can be intimidating for first timer visiting Napoli… it’s pretty safe during my 4 day stays. Good as base if you exploring Napoli or doing day trips to Sorrento; Pompeii via the train or taking ferry to Capri; Amalfi coast via buses nearby to ferry port. Clean rooms and generally helpful front desk staff.

Excellent structure, clean and comfortable for the visit of the Rega, you can walk quietly. Equipped with car parking, it is not kept in custody, but at night it is closed through a gate. Educated and available staff. Excellent breakfast.

[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.