Hotels near M. Cilento & F.llo dal 1780, Naples

Breakfast is not included, but can be eaten at the hotel. The location is quite good, the room is clean and things can be stored. If you go again, you will stay again. highly recommended

We were very happy to have chosen Bellini in Naples. The staffs there are fantastic! They are friendly and very helpful. The location is also ideal for us as a family travelling with two young children as it is very near to many places of interests and a metro is nearby, yet, we could find peaceful sleep at night. Breakfast was generous with cakes and pastries, cheese and cold cuts, cornflakes, and they also offered to make fresh juice, coffee and eggs if you want. What was really nice is also there are some board games in the house and the guests could access to the pantry at any time. These little things may look small but they are like bonuses for me when with young children. I can certainly recommend Bellini to anybody travelling to Naples!

I’ll try to make this as constructive as possible, so I’ll start with the good. The property is located in a convenient location close to the Central Station, although the area around the station is a little dirty with some homeless people. When you get into the apartment, it’s clean and nicely decorated. The room was for 3 people and was pretty nice. Now for the downsides… When we arrived, the elevator was broken, so we had to suffer through carrying our luggage up 2 stories of stairs. Luckily, they apartment building was able to get the elevator fixed within a day or two of our arrival. Also, there were only sheets on the beds, no blankets. So that first night, we were cold. We later got blankets from housekeeping (housekeeping is only there for a few hours in the morning). There was no iron available, so if your clothes are wrinkled, you’re sh*t out of luck unless you brought your own. Communication was lacking. We ran out of toilet tissue and was told they would leave some at the front desk. They never did. We went 2 days without them restocking our toilet tissue. Luckily, we had wipes with us. They also never came to clean our room. The description for the room said “daily housekeeping” but I guess they just meant for the common areas. We were supposed to be provided with breakfast cards each day for the each of us (there were 3 of us in a room). We were only left one card one day. Never saw another card after that (this was brought up to the staff via WhatsApp and the cards still weren’t provided, just like the toilet tissue). Apparently, garbage gets collected around 1 in the morning. You can hear it loud and clear, at least from my room. There’s also a bell or something that goes off every morning at 7:30am. Again, you can hear it loud and clear from the room we were in. If you’re planning to stay in Naples for only a day or two, you might be ok with this place. Other than that, meh.

I stayed for 2 nights. It is on the main road, close to Centro Storico and the seaport. The room was spacious enough with a big window overlooking the main road, although no noise from the traffic could be heard if windows are closed. A/C was a bit noisy overnight. TV a bit small. No problem with the room, no cleanliness issues. I didn’t like the breakfast, but I think it’s the case with all hotels in Italy, so one has to accept it. Also the check in time before 10 o’clock is a bit too early. A lot of other hotels allow you at least 11 o’clock and some even 12 o’clock. Overall I had a good experience and can recommend this hotel, I would definitely stay there again.

Convenient location for Palazzo Reale, Teatro San Carlo and Toledo metro station. Comfortable room, good bathroom, all spotlessly clean. Good breakfast, and coffee and tea available all day. Efficient, helpful and friendly staff on reception 24 hours a day. The Quartieri Spagnoli is full of character, but noisy and chaotic. I kept my windows and shutters closed throughout my stay because of street noise; with these closed my room was quiet. The narrow alleys are hazardous to pedestrians, with motorcycles tearing through, recklessly ridden with one eye and hand for the motorcycle, the other eye and hand busy with the phone. Best to get off Via Speranzella quickly; other alleys have less motor traffic. With these caveats, I recommend Il Convento.

I was lucky to find this place while I was walking near the Duomo neighborhood. I expected it to be expensive, considering the area, but it was very affordable, and my room was huge and very clean. It’s in a stunning ancient building in a picturesque courtyard - with arches and stairs that almost look Roman! Lorenzo the owner is a young Neapolitan guy and super nice and helpful. Highly recommended!

The staff: amazing. They were some of the most friendly and outgoing people!! They alone made it an amazing stay, so shoutout to them 🩷 The hostel itself was also great! Quite fancy, clean, massive storage drawers under the beds, good sized rooms. The breakfast was yum, so was the free drink on arrival. Omg and they had free stuff in the kitchen for u to make food with. Think olive oil, pasta, tomatoes, zucchini, herbs and spices. LOVE!!! The rooftop was severely underrated, very cool!! Overall an amazing stay, I wish I could come back!!!

Our stay was good value for the price. The area is safe. The electrical outlets are adequate. Our balcony was a nice amenity, looking over a busy intersection that was very interesting to watch. The balcony door did insulate the room from street noise. The shower was compact. The bed mattress was flat. We arrived early at 8am. We telephoned from the street outside the location and were in the room by 10:30. The 2 hours waiting after a transatlantic flight were difficult, but that was our fault. Days before arrival, I sent messages through the ******* app and to the e-mail address listed on Google with no response. If you plan to arrive early you must have a communication response with Sansevero. Do not be like me and hope it will be available and open on an early arrival.

The accommodation is well located. Despite saying that it has a private bathroom, it was located outside the room and quite far away, an aspect that should have been communicated in advance... The accommodation says that it has breakfast, but it is served in a cafe (we also only found out about this fact after we arrived). The family room is small for 4 people and the single beds are uncomfortable. Furthermore, there was always good communication with management via WhatsApp).

We stayed here for one night after staying on the Amalfi coast, had an early morning flight out of Naples so did an over night. Was greeted on arrival by a very helpful friendly man. We asked him to book a taxi for the airport trip in the morning but he advised the taxi’s were on strike the next day, luckily he knew a man/driver who would do an early morning pickup at a more expensive charge so this was booked. Our room was very high up in the building, so if you don’t like stairs/lifts this is not the place for you! Reception was on the first floor and then the rooms weee on another level. There was various other business in the shared building but the accommodation was private and secure. There was a kitchen area, with water supplied and crockery. Room was basic and good enough for a one night stay. Everything was clean. Good size bathroom. Few issues with aircon but the reception guy gave us his phone number so was able to contact him to sort. Room had a fridge. Literally only slept here for the night as had an early start the next day and didn’t arrive until late. Was a 15 minute walk from centre of Naples. Whilst my friend took a taxi I took the bus to the airport as had a slightly later flight. 5 min easy walk to bus station from accommodation. Basic hotel and was fine for our requirements, and for the price we paid (about £60) was great. Would recommend for short stay in Naples!