Hotell nära Santa Maria della Catena kyrka

“Fräscha rum i en finare del av Neapel. Nära till fina restauranger med gångavstånd till spanska kvarteren, färjorna till Sorrento och Capri och shopping. Trevlig personal, bemannad reception 10-12 timmar om dagen. Största nackdelen att det är lite lyhört. ”

“Clean and very convenient to all the must sees ”

“A perfect vacation with my family! Very good hotel and we got great tips and help from staff that made our stay a memory for life”

“This stay was really fun. Finding and entering the BnB was a bit confusing, but we figured it out eventually. The room was nice with some simple but nice extras. The breakfast was very good and the staff was great to talk to. The location is decent.”

“Great location, rooms were big and super nice, bed very comfortable.”

“The hotel is located in a nice area. The check-in went well, it was a bit difficult to communicate with the staff, the girl who worked there only knew Italian and Ukrainian. But we solved everything in the end. Nice room. Hard beds. Unfortunately the safe was broken and was told that it cannot be fixed.”

“Great location, nice staff, beautiful hotel.”

“The host and her team was very kind. Convenient location. Good for 3 or 4 people. Good breakfast.”

“Fin och rent hotel som ligger centralt ”

“Very friendly staff and good location. ”

“I absolutely loved this place. It is in an old building, authentic Italian style with a courtyard and a concierge downstairs, not particularly easy to find, on the third floor with a quirky elevator. But the staff was so helpful and friendly. The place is clean and breakfast was excellent. The location seems a little off the main path, but turned out to be great. It is just one block away from the waterfront. Although there were several great public transportation options just a block away,...

“Fantastic order and nicely lighted and decorated place over all! We had a nice stay and enjoyed ourselves. Thank's to the helpful and friendly place! Just beware, the entrance changes betseen day and night as the big gates toward the street closes.”