Some people say that things get more unusual the further south you go in Italy and Naples, south of Rome, is a great city to go through yourself if that is true. This is a big and crowded city with some of the most helter-skelter traffic in Europe, but it’s on the brink of the Mount Vesuvius volcano and also so full with history that you won’t have to be anxious about getting bored here. Naples is best-known for pickpockets and other trivial criminals however, so caution and common sense should be used.
Where To Stay in Naples Italy
There are many hostels in Naples and of course the usual variety of hotels in all price ranges as well. Commonly Naples is cheaper than Rome and Florence, but some of the places here fall below the standards of most places in those other cities. When booking the cheapest hotel in Napels you can find it’s significant to realize you might only be just getting your money’s worth here.
Booking a hotel in Napoli, no fees, pay in the hotel
Hotel Royal Continental
Via Partenope 38/44, Napoli
With a stunning rooftop pool and panoramic views across the Bay of Naples and Castel dell’Ovo, the Royal Continental is set right on Naples’ seafront promenade in a quiet neighbourhood.. read more…
Hotel Piazza Bellini
Via S.M. Di Costantinopoli, 101, Napoli
If you want to experience the true Naples, you must stay in its historic heart. Hotel Piazza Bellini offers comfortable accommodation in the namesake square with a unique vibe.read more…
La Ciliegina Lifestyle Hotel
Via Paolo Emilio Imbriani 30, Napoli
Located just 250 metres from Naples’ opera house Teatro di San Carlo, close to the harbour, La Ciliegina offers ultra-modern rooms with hydromassage showers and LCD TVsread more…
H2C Hotel Napoli
Via Nuova Marina 8, Napoli
H2C Hotel is just a 5-minute walk from Naples’ port. This ultra-modern hotel features a top-floor gym with a relaxation area and sun terrace overlooking the Gulf of Naples.read more…
Costantinopoli 104
Via S. Maria Di Costantinopoli, 104, Napoli
An oasis of peace in Naples’ busy old town, Costaninopoli 104 is a refurbished 19th-century villa with its own gardens and swimming pool, located near the National Archaeological Museum..read more…
Grand Hotel Vesuvio
Via Partenope 45, Napoli
Located right on Naples seafront, the prestigious Grand Hotel Vesuvio offers panoramic views over to Vesuvius and the island of Capri. There is Wi-Fi and elegant rooms.read more…
Grand Hotel Oriente
Via Armando Diaz 44, Napoli
In the heart of Naples, Grand Hotel Oriente offers spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi. The Basilica and museum of Santa Chiara are a 10-minute walk away.read more…
UNA Hotel Napoli
Piazza Garibaldi 9/10, Napoli
Dating back to the late 1800s, UNA Napoli is a grand hotel in central Naples, 5 minutes’ walk from Naples Central Station. It features a top-floor restaurant, bar and terrace..read more…
Albergo Palazzo Decumani
Piazza Giustino Fortunato 8, Napoli
Hotel Palazzo Decumani is set in an elegant early 20th century Liberty building, located in the heart of the city in the Decumanus Inferior neighbourhood, UNESCO World Heritage area.. read more…
Palazzo Turchini
Via Medina 21/22, Napoli
Start your Neapolitan days on the panoramic Café Turchini, overlooking the central and typical Via Medina. While sipping the original espresso, figure out the best way to enjoy the city.read more…
Grand Hotel Santa Lucia
Via Partenope, 46, Napoli
Enjoy unforgettable views across the Bay of Naples at Grand Hotel Santa Lucia, offering true luxury and modern amenities right on the harbour in the heart of historic Naples.read more…
Best Western Hotel Plaza
Piazza Principe Umberto 23, Napoli
Just 200 metres from Central Station, Best Western Hotel Plaza offers a host of modern amenities; free Wi-Fi included. Enjoy a generous breakfast buffet on the rooftop terrace.read more…
Starhotels Terminus
Piazza Garibaldi 91, Napoli
Starhotels Terminus offers modern rooms and friendly service in the heart of Naples, close to Napoli Centrale Railway Station, hub of public buses and metro.read more…
Hotel Napolit’amo
Via San Tommaso D’Aquino 15, Napoli
Just a 10-minute walk from Piazza Plebiscito square and the Spaccanapoli area, this eco-friendly hotel offers a free internet point, air-conditioned rooms and a central location in Naples.read more…
Hotel Principe Napolit’amo
Via Toledo, 148, Napoli
The Hotel Principe Napolit’amo has an excellent location right in the heart of Naples along the pedestrian boulevard of Via Toledo..read more…
Best Western Hotel Paradiso
Via Catullo 11, Napoli
Hotel Paradiso boasts an unforgettable view across the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius from its location on Posillipo Hill. The terrace is a great place to enjoy the panorama.. read more…
San Francesco al Monte
Corso Vittorio Emanuele 328, Napoli
Located at the foot of the Sant’Elmo Fortress in a wonderfully panoramic setting, San Francesco Al Monte offers atmospheric accommodation easy walking distance from Naples city centre.read more…
Chiaja Hotel de Charme
Via Chiaia, 216, Napoli
Chiaja Hotel is on the first floor of a former noble residence, on one of Naples’ most elegant shopping streets, 20 metres from Piazza del Plebiscito. Internet is free.. read more…
Grande Hotel Europa
Corso Meridionale 14,, Napoli
Europa Grand Hotelis is set in a 19th-century building right next to Napoli Piazza Garibaldi Railway Station. All rooms are air-conditioned, and the restaurant serves traditional Neapolitan cuisine.read more…
Art Resort Galleria Umberto
Galleria Umberto I, 83, Napoli
Set inside the Galleria Umberto shopping centre, Art Resort offers friendly service, clean and spacious rooms, elegant decoration, and a central location in Naples.read more…
What To Do in Naples Italy
Naples was constituted by the Greeks around the sixth Century BC, so as you might conceive of, the constructions in the city center can go from old to much, much older. The complete historic center of Naples was constituted a UNESCO World Heritage Site and there are various castles and cathedrals all over. Pizza was made up in Naples so tasting a pizza margherita is a tasty ritual for newcomers that one shouldn’t reject just because it’s so cliché.
The Naples Archeological Museum is where you’ll find art and other objects removed from the two main close excavation sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum. There is also a display of the Farnese collection of Roman sculptures.
Many kilometers of tunnels and caverns have been digged up of the soft stone below the city and part of these tunnels are accessible to visitors in a peculiar attraction that is a great way to break up your time between the all the churches and castles.
Getting in Naples Italy
Naples isn’t too far from Rome so many visitors will arrive in Rome and then do the rest of Italy by rail. But it is feasible to fly directly to Naples from most of Europe’s airports and even further away. You can book a flight into Capodichino International Airport (code: NAP) and then take public transportation system into the city center. If you are coming from out of the area it’s probably advisable to book a flight into Rome and then arrive by train.
