This hotel is a five-star gem for its prime location, as it's just a short walk to all the must-see…read morespots like Christmas Street and those amazing pizza places, all within about seven minutes. The street can get a bit noisy, but once you're inside, it's a peaceful retreat. There are plenty of drinking places just outside the hotel. Interior - The hallways are spacious and accessible for those with disabilities, and there's also a small elevator or stairs available. You might hear some footsteps from guests entering and exiting their rooms, though. I'd suggest checking out the restaurant just outside the hotel; they offer a sweet 10% discount for hotel guests. The hotel was incredibly clean, though it had a bit of a college vibe with IKEA-style furniture. Getting from the Naples train station was a bit of a challenge, especially with our large luggage, so we ended up taking a car service. The only downside is that you have to hand in your key each time you leave. They do have a 24-hour front desk, and the staff is incredibly helpful, friendly, and accommodating. I initially booked a queen bedroom, but they upgraded us to a larger unit with stairs and a loft-like feel. I wouldn't recommend the loft if you have mobility issues, as the bathrooms are upstairs. There's a sofa downstairs. Overall, I recommend this hotel for a walk, ability and access to some of the touristy spots. However, it is pretty far from some of the other highly rated pizza places or the coast. You're really depends on what you're looking for, but I do think this is the best hotel in the central Naples area. It was very safe.

Great location, excellent staff, wonderful breakfast, clean, well appointed rooms. Modern, tidy and…read morecomfortable spaces in the midst of the urban Naples scene.

Perfect location, modern decor and a very nice scenic rooftop bar. I didn't enjoy the hotel but…read morethe rooftop is where I spent most of my time. Exceptional service, very clean with great price and strong drinks. Nice place to take on the sights and relax in some shade.

Located very close to the train station, Galleria Girabaldi and Centro Storico. Clean, friendly and…read morea fabulous breakfast included with our room. Great amenities in room and bathroom.

I love the Mercure chain of hotels, which I just discovered in the fall of 2011. I have stayed at 3…read moretotal now. They are consistent. The room is a bit small, but really perfect for my travel. Most have a pants press, tea/coffee, and biscuits. There is an assortment of bath lotions. Just a nice, cozy hotel with nice designs.

This is a run down, old, decaying pit…read more 1 star for clean sheets, no vermin, and free mineral water. Not worth more of my time, besides, Stay Clear!

4.5Okay it is not a 5 star hotel but I was so pleasantly surprised. For only 80 bucks on Expedia…read morethis was the perfect choice to stay right by the station. Room was re-done and bathroom newly refinished and pretty huge. They gave us a quiet room with no street noise, gave us a 4am wake up call and had our taxi waiting for us to leave for the airport. Computers with internet in the lobby to use and very friendly front desk help. Overall, I couldn't have asked for more. Just do NOT walk around the neighborhood at all after dark.

Although this hotel is close to the termini station I would never stay here again. The…read moreneighborhood is very bad and the hotel is subpar. Upon entry the lobby looks nice it appears to be clean. However when we went to our room it was, frankly dreary. There was no art on the walls it had a lot of scuff marks, and old layers of dust in corners. The bathroom sink area was water damaged and gross looking. The bathroom wall had been damaged. The shower head hadn't been cleaned so calcium had built up in it and it looked and worked poorly. The bed linens were clean, the towels were rough and older looking but clean. The floor of the room was dirty. I wouldn't let my kiddo walk bare foot in the room because the floor was so bad. We looked under the bed and it was very dusty and unclean. I checked for bed bugs. I did not see any. The halls were dark and creepy. They don't have motion lights so it feels unsafe. The breakfast was just ok. The whole fruit was left out and I found a maggot of some sort in my plum. The pastry was not fresh. The staff was just ok, a few of them seemed very unhappy. But most concerning was the neighborhood. It was down right frightening day and night but especially at night. We had lunch at a good restaurant and they told us to be very careful for pick pockets. It's not great when a local business is warning the tourists to be careful. In the evening prostitutes and open gambling were happening in the neighborhood right outside of the hotel. The neighborhood is filthy, garbage everywhere, for example an old mattress, laying in the sidewalk. Most disturbingly was there is no security at the door anyone can walk in and access the elevator. We would return from outings and the front desk person wouldn't be at the desk so anyone could walk in. We felt so unsafe we didn't go out in the evening for dinner. We ordered in. It was depressing. We are on vacation in Italy eating takeout in our room because we are afraid to go out at night. I would have left but I had paid in advance for our room. In the future I will spend the money stay further down the coast and never in Naples again and attempt to use the train to travel to Pompeii, Vesuvius or Herculaneum. This was honestly one of the worst hotels I have ever stayed in. The crazy thing is they are updating the exterior of the building. Feels like a waste of resources they should update the rooms and hire a security guard. The whole experience was just, yuck. I wouldn't waste the money and energy on this hotel. I'd give it 0 stars if I could.

I am giving this hotel three stars because the staff were very nice and accommodated our requests…read moreto the best of their ability. We reserved a room for three adults and the room provided was a tight squeeze for three. The bathroom appears to have been updated recently and was quite small. Two 'french doors' opened to separate balcony's overlooking an open space that was under construction at the time of our visit. The area not surrounded by construction fencing was filled with loose bits of rubbish. Not the view we hoped for. One consideration in choosing this hotel was it's access from the train station. We traveled to Naples by train and picked a hotel not too close and not too far from the station. This hotel is far enough away that you don't have all the station traffic, both vehicular and pedestrian; and although it was quite far enough to walk dragging a suitcase through the streets, it is not far enough to get you in to a nice neighborhood. Walking back to the hotel at night did not feel safe, although we were never accosted. There is a small bar with some couches nearby on the ground floor behind the reception area. We were visiting during the 'off season' and this area was not 'manned' but we asked at reception and they came out to make us a drink. There are two elevators on the property and a private 'car service' works with the hotel offering service to Pompeii or other locations for a fee (not billed through the hotel). If there were only two of us in the room it would have been a bit more comfortable. The bedding and curtains were nice, there were shutters on the windows to close out the sun or to provide privacy and still have some airflow. The floor was linoleum. The bathroom walls were tiled with a pretty tile. There was a closet that we did use in order to provide more space in the room, a small fridge, TV and a safe. Also, our small suitcases fit under the bed.

We toured Italy over 2 weeks and stayed in 5 different hotels - this was the last one and my…read morefavorite. Lots of history here and throughout the neighborhood. We arrived early and we knew our room would not be ready; we had already planned to explore the area while waiting for our room. They were attentive with holding our luggage and Roberta gave us a map and explained in great detail many options to explore in the area. Close to shops, restaurants, museums, and much to explore. Napoli is very characteristic. Narrow roads, historic buildings, many scooters coming out of nowhere... It was a great adventure for us. Hotel is well maintained throughout. Rooms were great. Breakfast in a beautiful courtyard. Room service was fast and efficient. Bar was attentive with a very nice lounge. Ambiance inside the hotel was pleasant throughout. I would love to visit again.

I had the pleasure of staying here in the summer and it's beautiful! As you can tell from the name,…read morePalazzo Caracciolo is a converted palace and has a stately and lovely inner courtyard. You can almost see horse-drawn carriages pulling up. The hotel has preserved the royal feel of the architecture while giving the inside a completely modern style. There is free internet on a computer on the main floor in a study across the corridor from the lobby, and the main courtyard is next to an indoor modern lounge with a bar for when it's just too hot to sit outside. The rooms are nice, and I really enjoyed just lounging around all the pretty areas near the courtyard, or looking out my window before bed at the courtyard view. The morning breakfast was good and served in the beautiful inner courtyard. As always in Italy, coffee is delicious and the baked goods were a sinful way to wake up. The reception staff was very helpful and polite and so so nice anytime I asked them for anything. They gave me a good map and advice for the best way to get to the best pizza in town:) Location wise, it's about a 12-15 minute walk from the Termini, and with very heavy baggage and tiny, bustling streets full of people and traffic, it can be a little taxing to walk up there in the blistering heat. You could take a taxi if you wanted, but if you have time and a map of the tiny streets, it's not far at all. It's also an easy 10 min walk to some of Napoli's famous pizzerias, including the one from Eat, Pray, Love, called Da Michele. Beware, it is a crazy walk through tiny streets filled with people intent on walking very slowly while they talk very loudly, and scooters coming out of nowhere from round the corner, or buckets being lowered from high windows to people ambling by. Haha but that's Napoli and if you brave it you, you will get to eat delicious pizza (or go wherever it is you're going). While I stayed, they did host a wedding in the courtyard, and because of the wedding there were some disgruntled guests who couldn't get a drink at the bar because there was no barman for for than half an hour. An enterprising American tourist went and got her own just as the barman got back haha and told him not to bother himself in a very efficient way as old ladies do.

Although we arrived late due to the Pope's visit, the staff was very attentive and even allowed us…read moreto stay late the next day. The room was gorgeous and the view was absolutely stunning! We were too late for dinner but we were able to grab cocktails and snacks from the bar area overlooking the harbor and I couldn't have asked for a better view or service. The complimentary cookies and slippers were the icing on the cake and I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a nice place to stay. My only regret is that we were not able to experience the spa or the breakfast but that was our own fault for not getting up earlier but the bed was just too comfortable and it had been an extremely exhausting day of traveling the two days prior. I hope to be able to experience it again the next time we are in Italy!

During our time in Naples, we had the opportunity to stay at Romeo Hotel. They were undergoing some…read morerenovations, so the swimming pool was closed. However, we were given complimentary access to the spa for two hours, for which we made an advanced reservation. Upon entering the spa, we were greeted and given a quick tour of the facilities. They had various water baths maintained at different temperatures, sauna and steam rooms, and a Turkish bath--we tried it all. They also had a relaxation lounge with complimentary water and tea. Since we were celebrating our honeymoon, we were upgraded to a room with a beautiful view of the water. We were very impressed with how clean the room was. On the occasion of our anniversary, the hotel also provided complimentary champagne. Everything about the room was perfect. We highly appreciated that the hotel staff went the extra mile to make us feel special. We also really liked the location of this hotel as it was close to all the happening areas. The next day, we had a complimentary breakfast at the hotel. They had a wide range of food options with a buffet service coupled with à la carte breakfast dishes. They offered different types of cheese, breads, and more. I got the avocado toast, and my husband got an omelette. The food was delicious and fresh, and we also tried a couple of Italian snacks, which were delightful. All in all, we had a great time. If you are looking for a nice hotel in Naples, I highly recommend checking out Romeo Hotel.

This should be everyone's hub in Naples as you make your way to various parts of Italy…read more The hotel is luxurious, not over the top. The location is spectacular with views that go on for days and days. You must have the breakfast on the rooftop, Angio. You could not find a better place to be in Naples. Centrally located to everything walking distance to all the shops, the restaurants the streets. And you are also connected to the sea. The rooftop lounge is by far one of the The Best that Naples has to offer. If you don't stay, just go for the View and a Hugo spritz.

I chose the Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo primarily for its location since we were catching…read morean early ferry to Capri and it is just a short walk to the port (10ish minutes to Molo Beverello). The rooftop was another big selling point with beautiful panoramic views of Naples, Mount Vesuvius, and rooftop jacuzzis that were the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring. The staff were friendly, welcoming, and spoke excellent English, which made everything from check-in to asking questions easy. The hotel also has a few bars and dining options, plus a sauna if you're looking to relax. The rooms are a bit dated, but they're clean, comfortable, and well maintained. For Naples (iykyk), this hotel felt pretty upscale, lol. We spent a while on the rooftop taking photos from different vantage points and enjoying the views. In the evening, I also took a dip in the jacuzzi to wind down and relax which felt amazing. The neighborhood also felt safe and was within easy walking distance to many of Naples' top attractions, including Gran Caffè Gambrinus, Galleria Umberto I, Piazza del Plebiscito, the shopping street, and Castel Nuovo, and even the historic center. Having stayed in a different part of Naples on a previous trip, I can honestly say it felt like night and day -- this area is much nicer. The hotel is also located near metro stations, making it easy to get around the city if you're staying longer. They also have a parking garage right next to the hotel which can be hard to find in the city. Overall, this was a great choice for our short stay. If you're planning to catch a ferry or cruise from the ports and want a comfortable hotel in a convenient, walkable neighborhood, I'd definitely recommend!

What could be a 4-star experience is sadly two. The hotel…read moreis located in a business district which is in the midst of rejuvenation. As such there are a lot of derelict buildings and businesses nearby. Nothing the hotel can do about, but does make it seem off-putting and sketchy when you first show up. It is conveniently located close to the Centro Direzionale Metro stop, which makes getting around easy. And a 20 minute walk to the front of the Centrale train station. There is a bar and restaurant on site, serving a good buffet breakfast and a wide selection of meals in the evening. Staff are very friendly, speak multiple languages and the food is good value for money. I was particularly impressed with the pizzas. Where the hotel experience falls down though is the rooms. They are in the process on renovating, but it is apparent that little forethought was given to the practicality of the renovated room. We had booked a suite that had a king size bed for my wife and I and what was supposed to be an additional room with a sofa bed for our daughter. The old rooms had this, but the new layout is open. Good for light, not good for privacy. Instead the beds are separated by some vertical metal bars with a TV hung and a small wooden shelf. There is also a TV in the area where the sofa bed is. This becomes problematic if someone wants to watch TV. When you use the remote on one TV, it affects the other, unless you stand within an inch of the TV receiver. Turning on one TV also turns on the other. Changing, volume, channels etc also does the same. Then there's the bathroom. Before there was separate room with a shower/tub, toilet and bidet, with a sink open to the room. Now the shower has been moved to the open area, and two sinks are on the vanity. So anybody using the shower does not have any privacy to those lying in the bed. Something our teenage daughter did not appreciate, and had to schedule when she could shower whilst we would have to wait outside the room. The two sinks are impractical as they leave very, very little room for any personal items, such as toothbrush, deodorant, make up kit etc. Again, looks nice, but is not practical for a guest to use.

Sigh where do I begin, we arrived a bit early (2 pm) and were told to come back at 3 pm to check…read morein. Ok, no worries I needed to grab some items since I was going to be staying there for over a week, came back at approximately 315pm and the room still wasn't available then told to come back around 4 pm. Mind you I had been flying for 19 hours so I am jet lagged and feeling a bit sticky from all that flying. Finally, the room was ready around 5 pm the front desk staff was nice and the valet gentlemen were cool, when you park you have to be specific if you are going to lock in for the evening or if you are going to come back out within the hour because if you aren't they will put your vehicle in a garage up the street. The bar and food inside the hotel are decent and the bartenders have heavy hands no problem here with that, there is also a restaurant right outside of the pretty good hotel. Once I finally got to the room my a/c didn't work and it took them three days to fix it, however, the bed was comfortable, and the housekeeping staff was friendly, if you don't speak Italian google translate is your friend.