Napolit'amo Hotel Principe

It was an old plazzo. Just in the heart of the city and Toledo avenue. 3 min. Walk to metro station. Room was quite large and comfortable. Breakfastparlor was amazing so was the food. But the transparent tarpaulins on the tables were nightmares. Staff was so friendly and polite.

Noise from the entrance-level shops made it very difficult to sleep early in the morning, though closing the windows offered some relief. Furthermore, a constant sewage odor was disturbing throughout the stay.

Perfect and very central location.

A bit difficult to recognize the entrance Gate. Luckily, people from shops next door kindly inform me, when I asked them

Great location - the entrance to the property looks very dodge from the street side on initial arrival, but the inside is beautiful - big rooms etc. Very friendly staff. Very nice breakfast.

The staff at the hotel was outstanding they were very warm, friendly, and extremely helpful. Breakfast was very nice.

The hotel although definitely livable still needs a lot of work. But this was our general impression of Naples as a whole. The room we stayed in was starkly appointed and the mattress was very much on the firm side. The hotel is difficult to get into initially since you need to go to the giant green doors then press a button to the right of the door that is not very well identified then the hotel staff buzzes the door and you enter into a small parking area. The hotel entrance/ check-in is actually on the first floor of the building but directions are not clearly identified to get there. During our stay it was the day after Christmas also a holiday in Naples. There were throngs of people shoulder to shoulder on the street. Very loud in the area at night until 3 or 4am. The locals like to rev up their motorcycles along the Main Street in front of the hotel. Not conducive for a good nights sleep, but I guess when in Naples… If the question is would we recommend it the answer would have to be no. It has nothing to do with the staff they were great. There were 4 adults in three rooms we all had a similar experience. Honestly, I believe when we return to the Naples area we will stay more south on the coast. Naples has a decent however dirty vibe. Lots of graffiti all over everything everywhere. The Chiaia district was a nicer area than the city center. If you are going to stay in Naples I would recommend that area.