An unexpected oasis in the old part of town (especially if you book a room with a patio)…read more Super nice and helpful staff, free breakfast delivered to your room or in the shared breakfast area (lots of options), and delicious espresso. They have umbrellas to lend out in case of rain, will help with luggage, tour reservations, etc (all with a genuine smile), as well as serve drinks in the bar (a bottle of white wine is 8 euro). The streets outside are tiny. Like the size of a double sidewalk that accommodated cars, bikes, vespas, pedestrians and overflow products from shops. Easy to walk places like to the metro, etc. Our car transportation to the next town had a bit of trouble finding us, but a call to the front desk helped him right away (same for the taxi on the way in, he needed to see the address twice and asked someone on the road if he was close, so I recommend having the address on a map ready for your driver). The room had a small mini fridge (not much room for extras unless you empty out the sodas etc), a huge counter in the bathroom, large bathtub and wonderful shower head. The reading lights above the bed were great for a late night reading session. WiFi was decent as well (fast enough for streaming Netflix etc). Fantastic pizza around corner!

When you choose a hotel in the Spanish quarter you should know the rooms will be small and the…read moreneighborhood will be noisy but for me being there is worth it. I'll Convento was a very pleasant surprise. Yes, the room was small but the air conditioning worked superbly and closing the windows eliminated the street noise. Management and staff were marvelous and the breakfast offerings were quite good. We go to Naples often and will definitely stay here again. One warning: watch carefully when crossing the very narrow streets. We were very narrowly missed by a ten year old riding out of control on his four wheel vehicle and a vespa nearly hit our dog as he preceded us crossing the street.

We had an amazing time here. We stayed one night, wish we could have stayed longer. The scenery is…read morebeautiful, and the biolake is a perfect place to take a dip and lounge in the sun. The meal we had at the restaurant was unforgettable, amazing sea bass tartare , prosciutto and wine. Staff was also so friendly and helpful, despite us only speaking English and them only Italian. Definitely recommend, and hope we can be back!

I recently had the pleasure of staying at De Bonart Naples, and it was truly an exceptional…read moreexperience! From the moment we arrived, the staff welcomed us with warmth and professionalism, making us feel right at home in this luxurious haven. The rooms are simply stunning--spacious and elegantly designed with incredibly comfy beds that made for restful nights. I appreciated the thoughtful amenities, including high-quality toiletries, slippers, and plush bathrobes that added to the overall sense of indulgence. One of the highlights of my stay was the rooftop bar, where I enjoyed breathtaking views of the city and water. It's the perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploring. Speaking of views, the hotel is located atop a hill, offering spectacular panoramic sights that are truly amazing.! Breakfast was another delightful experience. The selection was both extensive and delicious, setting a perfect tone for the day ahead. As a part of the Curio Hilton brand, De Bonart Naples exceeded all my expectations, and I can't recommend it enough! If you're looking for a luxurious getaway with exceptional service and amenities, this is the place to be! Check out my video on TikTok! https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTF16V73E/ Imore pics later!

Small hotel that is associated with a local SCUBA diving company, and their arrangement provides…read morethose visiting with a nearby accommodation. The hotel is near a busy street, and each room is significantly different from the next. If you are a light sleeper, ask for an ocean facing room so it is quieter. The breakfast is ok - and they make fresh coffee for the guests. I haven't tried the dinner here as we would go into town instead. They have AC and fridges that works well - super grateful for this during the heatwave.

I stayed here for a few nights because it was close the the Bay of Naples where I planned a scuba…read morediving trip to see the underwater archaeological ruins. We also drove to Naples to see Pompeii and Vesuvius during this stay. I was able to walk to the dive shop and we were able to walk to several restaurants close by. This hotel had a nice rooftop eating area and restaurant as well.

You get what you paid for but this might be the worst hotel experience I have ever had…read more Can't comment on what is out of the hotel owner's control, like the shady unsafe surroundings (it's next to the train station and these areas are always shady in all over Italy and it is Naples for God's sake), only what it can be controlled. The staff and the room were okay, the bathroom clogs easily but what made the experience really bad was the constant noise inside of the hotel first floor area. People kept coming in and out talking and shouting until late hours and every time they did, doors were banging so strongly that made our room shaked and I say this while there was a real earthquake happening in the city. We did not sleep for the 2 nights we were there. Again, you get what you paid for so don't expect an amazing experience.

We picked this hotel because it is near the train station and near the Metro that takes you to the…read moreNational Musuem which was the only thing we had planned to see in Naples outside of going to Pompeii. The hotel is basic with the standard hard mattress you see at these types of hotels. It was clean. The only thing is that this area near the train station is very sketch. However, once you get out go about two blocks west things start to get better. Once you get to Via Dei Tribunali you start seeing the good pizza places that Naples is known for. Closer toward to the museum, there is the Piazza Bellini which has some nice hidden cafes. (See profile photo)

Old school Gaeta vibe. The service was very friendly and good English is spoken. Friday is all you…read morecan eat pizza! Appetizer and drink included!

We lived about a mile away for 6+ years. This was one of our top 3 places to dine in Naples…read moreProvince. There is no menu, rather they serve you what was prepared for that day's meal. Plan on being there for 3-5 hours. The food is to die for and they grow their vegetables, etc. in the rich soil of the ancient volcano where they are located. Buon apetito!

Dropped in for dinner tonight. While we shopped on our favorite alleyway I happened upon La…read moreLanterna. Checked it out on Yelp and decided to dine here. Just what we wanted; simple, classic dishes in a quintessential atmosphere. Great prices for the quality. Slightly rough "around the edges" waiters but we didn't mind. Worth your time.