Diamante

The manager helped me a lot, thank you

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As someone who grew up with Napoli as my favorite team in the late 80s, during Maradona's prime, it was a cool experience to visit Naples, and I’m glad I stayed at Diamante. It’s a good hostel with your own toilet/shower and a fridge. It’s clean, and everything is working. The room has air conditioning and fast, reliable wifi. Friendly staff and an accommodating host who speaks English and is responsive on WhatsApp should you have any queries. The location is excellent, with the central railway station and a grocery around the corner. Alibus is the non-stop airport shuttle that stops in front of Napoli Centrale. Additionally, if you want to go for a run or walk in a less crowded area, there is the financial district nearby. The famous pizzeria L’Antica Pizzeria da Michele, where Julia Roberts ate pizza in a movie, is also fairly close by; the movie is based on a book, but the movie title kind of reflects Naples as a city as well: “Eat, Pray, Love”.

Room was clean, close to the train station. Had terrace, free toiletries. The host was really nice.

The hot water was spending really fast.

Location is good next to the train station and metro station. Napoli is very dirty and this neighborhood especially.

Air conditioner didn’t work properly and it was very hot in the room, we couldn’t sleep during the night. The accommodation is in the third level of house but it’s actually 6 floor because their high ceiling! No elevator so this was horrible after whole day of walking. The room didn’t had a second blanket. Its very old and didn’t smell good. I wouldn’t stay there again. We waited for the owner more than 30 minutes even though I texted him in advance.