Absolutely the nicest hotel we've ever stayed in. We toured Italy on a Luxury Gold tour in May. All…read morethe hotels were beautiful but this place is stupendous. Everything about the hotel was marvelous. Best rooms, fabulous food, staff and two beautiful tennis courts.

Hotel Quisisana is a beautiful centerpiece in Capri's city center. The large patio out front was…read morethe perfect space for my friend and I to grab a night cap and people watch after dinner. We had an awesome time just sitting pretty while sipping on limoncello and Hugo spritz. They provided yummy complementary snacks like chips, olives and cheese and tomato skewers. Such a nice treat. The service was top tier and I look forward to visiting next time I'm in Capri.

A sister property to Il Pelicano in Tuscany, Mezzatorre is the best hotel and resort on Ischia…read more Serving the Italian glitterati and international jet set scene, Mezzatorre has the style and service needed to satisfy such discerning clientele.

Probably the nicest hotel we stayed at on our 3 week trip. We never left the hotel during our 3…read morenight there having breakfast lunch and dinner. The service is 5 star and the room very nice. We rented a boat to take us around the island which the hotel set up and took care of everything. That was one of the highlights of the stay. They also set up our transportation to the from the deferred making our live very easy.

4.4 Overall best hotel of this 10 day Italian trip. Quite affordable in early season (unlike most…read moreelse in Capri), and received upgrade to breezy beautiful balcony that overlooks sea, marina to right (very easy walk from pier everyone arrives at) and it's road. Enjoy the waves on the hidden beach below. On 2nd floor Road walkers can see your top half if prancing around after shower. The vehicles can be noisy, yet they have powered shutters that can block out much of the noise. Leave key at front desk is strange, but so was no city tax to pay at exit for a change. They were gracious enough to start breakfast an half hour early, for us to catch our boat away. Bed had thin foam top I think, still straight and firm underneath, so best of trip so far, and pretty much all travels. Pillow, eh, have travel pillow to help anyway. No fridge :( Shower alright. Can easily lift arms, manage to pick up dropped soap without major yoga move, and will get you clean.

The interior of this hotel is really posh and pretty! Whoever did the interior design did a great…read morejob. I'll take photos before I leave. It actually does look like how it does on their website.

We stayed here for a few nights earlier this year, and it was the worst part of our trip. The…read moreapartment is quite nice, and the views are really great, but it's very scary coming home late at night and trying to get in as there are lots of homeless people around, who seem to be living in a hostel underneath the apartment. The building itself (not the apartment) is pretty run down and dirty, so I wouldn't recommend staying here, as there are lots of better places in Naples.

So technically this is a 'guest house' and not a hotel. It occupies one level, has six rooms, and…read moreis located at the Toledo train station exit in Napoli. You exit the station and turn right and then immediately on your left is the entrance to the hotel (directions from the train station elevator exit). Don't be put off by the front of the building and ground floor lobby. The guest house is on the 2nd floor and there are different businesses on each level of the building. As you enter, the elevator is up a small flight of stairs to your right. The elevator is small, so it may take a few trips if you have a lot of luggage. We stayed in the red room and it was spacious. It looked exactly like the pictures on Trip Advisor. The room was clean, new, and modern. The service was impeccable. The front desk clerk Lilia made sure we had everything we needed and took the time to suggest some delicious local restaurants and sightseeing options. The guest house is centrally located and in walking distance to historical landmarks. It felt very safe as the police and military presence was visible. I can't say enough about how pleased I was with the room and the service. If I am in Napoli again I will definitely stay here!

A small four-story 1 star hotel. As far as hotel star ratings are concerned, they reflect amenities…read moreand to some degree service standards. For me cleanliness, location, security and a good night's rest are the most important for short stays, the amenities I would use here aren't much different than a 3 star hotel and their service was great as far as I could tell. So I can concur with their decent ratings on hotel booking websites. When I arrived I walked into a bright, clean, lobby and room, well-located a five minute walk to the main busy part of town, and a two minute walk to the Sorrento train station with access to Pompeii and Napoli. Reception was friendly and professional, and was able to provide access to my room a couple hours in advance of check-in time when I arrived around 11:30am on a weekday. If room had not been ready they had confirmed luggage could be stored prior check-in or after checkout. The bed was comfortable, the pillows were so-so. Having a regular and usb charger outlet right in bed headboard was a convenient touch. WiFi signal was strong but I wonder if over capacity, because websites weren't loading on my phone. Great water pressure and hot water. Towels were clean. AC worked well for the couple of humid days I was there. I didn't use the TV so can't comment on this. Other amenities: in-room safe, wardrobe, small luggage storage area, small desk with an informal cushioned seat, bidet. Open rooftop terrace with lounge seating. A nice view of the street and neighborhood citrus orchard behind the hotel. I didn't have breakfast here though the breakfast room looked neat and organized. Their elevator is very, very narrow--like maybe two feet wide. Don't expect to fit more than two people without claustrophobia inside, or one person with luggage. Honestly I was appreciative just to have an elevator since some smaller, older hotels in Europe don't. Overall I was impressed by the cleanliness. Not perfect though pretty decent for the location and I'd stay again for the convenience.

My new boss actually put me up in Naples for three nights at this wonderful bed-and-breakfast right…read morein the center of everything in Naples! It's in a historical building that I was told was built around the year 400. That's right, not 1400, but 400! The interior of the rooms are very modern and very beautiful. Very clean and welcoming! I had a full kitchen, but there's no refrigerator. You may need to YouTube how to useThe espresso maker if you are not familiar with how to use them. Also you may need to buy a lighter or some matches in order to work the stove and the oven. Most rooms have a balcony! The bathrooms were very clean and very modern complete with a French bidet and hairdryer. Breakfast is included but be sure to get it before about 10 in the morning. Just cereal and some coffee and tea. Just enough to get you out the door. The only drawback was that the maid the next morning was very very loud cleaning up the other rooms. She must go to the second floor to get her supplies, but as she does so she has a very very heavy foot on the stairs and if you intend on sleeping in, you had better wear earplugs because the sound resonate throughout these old buildings. It's as though she's running up And down the stairs right next to your head. Other than that, I would definitely stay here again and again! Everything is very nearby this place, restaurants, shops, supermarket, everything that you could possibly want! Not to mention a church every 5 feet LOL! Quintessential Italian courtesy.