Where to Stay in Naples According to Italian Travel Advisor

Between gastronomy, art, and history, travelling to southern Italy can be a sensory overload, but finding where to stay in Naples often worries travellers, especially first-timers.

Due to its heavy traffic and large size, the city can be intimidating to many, but it’s a precious addition to your Italy trip. Here you will find a selection of some of the best hotels in Naples that fit all budgets and needs so that you can start taking care of one of the most important aspects of your vacation.

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Five-star hotels in Naples

Grand Hotel Parker’s

This is one of the best luxury 5-star hotels in Naples, with an unbeatable location on the elegant Corso Vittorio Emanuele, great views of the Gulf of Naples, and spacious, luxurious rooms.

Not on the cheapest side of the accommodation options, Grand Hotel Parker’s is a treat for the travellers who want to have an opulent holiday complete with an exceptional morning breakfast to be enjoyed on the panoramic terrace, an in-house fitness centre, two fine-dining restaurants, one of which is a 2-Michelin-star, and an exclusive rooftop for your evening drink.

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Grand Hotel Vesuvio

This is another extra luxury 5-star hotel in Naples. Located right on the seafront, it has been a favourite stop for travellers since 1882. With 160 rooms and 21 suites, two high-end restaurants, a fitness centre with a covered swimming pool, and a bar, Grand Hotel Vesuvio caters to the most demanding travellers.

All the rooms are in a classic style and elegantly furnished and offer their guests amenities such as satellite TV, minibar, complimentary skincare kit, independent air-conditioning, safe, and WiFi connection. Some suites also have a living room with sofa and chaise longue and offer a stunning view of the Mediterranean Sea.

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ROMEO Napoli

ROMEO is one of the most popular 5-star hotels in Naples because of its combination of Italian style, art, high-end gastronomy, and wellness. The guests of this luxurious hotel in Naples by the sea can linger in their exclusive spa, exercise in their state-of-the-art fitness centre, and relax in their infinity pool on the 10th floor or plunge pool on the 9th floor.

When hungry, guests can choose among a fine-dining restaurant, an open terrace for a casual meal with their Champagne selection, or the bar for a drink and light bite, while the morning breakfast is à la carte.

The rooms and suites are comfortable and elegant. Some offer a private spa with sauna, Turkish bath, and music-therapy shower, others feature a private garden, panoramic views, living room and 4K OLED TV.

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Image: Naples Galleria Umberto I photo by Angela Corrias travel designer and advisor.

Mid-range hotels in Naples

Hotel Poerio 25 Boutique Stay

This boutique hotel in Naples offers comfortable rooms furnished in a classic Italian style and featuring a private bathroom, WiFi, air-conditioning and a minibar.

Its location in Chiaia near the beach is perfect for eating out thanks to the huge variety of local restaurants, including a lovely cafe for breakfast in the morning.

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Relais della Porta

Relais della Porta is a stylish hotel in Naples’ city centre near important attractions such as the Maschio Angioino, the Royal Palace, the Spanish Quarters, and San Gregorio Armeno.

The rooms are equipped with all the modern facilities demanding travellers want, including air-conditioning (essential in summer), a well-equipped private bathroom, and a flat-screen TV. The morning breakfast is a rich and diverse buffet.

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Palazzo Alabardieri

This elegant hotel in Naples pampers its guests with satellite flat-screen TV, a seating area in some of the rooms, cosy bathrobes, and welcoming professional staff.

The morning breakfast is Italian style and the location in the Chiaia area is perfect for sightseeing and for relaxing with a walk along the seafront.

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Image: Sfogliatella from Gambrinus where to have breakfast during a 2-day Naples itinerary.

B&Bs and guesthouses in Naples

Napoli Svelata Toledo

With clean, comfortable and well-equipped rooms, this B&B in Naples’ city centre ensures a relaxing stay. Among the facilities guests of this B&B can enjoy are a daily breakfast served in the room, a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, air-conditioning, and WiFi connection.

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Atelier Inès Arts & Suites

This stylish B&B in Naples features a private bathroom equipped with a hair dryer and complimentary toiletries for all rooms, while some also have a private seating area.

All guests can enjoy the shared outdoor patio where they can also have breakfast in the morning with pastries, fresh fruit, and coffee beverages.

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Dei Martiri Suite

Decorated in a modern Italian style, this Naples B&B is located in the Chiaia area, perfect for eating out and sightseeing. A wide range of different restaurants are around the B&B, from where you can easily reach the historic centre, incredible historical and artistic attractions, and the seafront for a pleasant walk.

Guests can also enjoy a minibar, coffee and tea-making facilities, and an outdoor seating area, while some rooms also feature a Jacuzzi.

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Apartments in Naples

La Casa dei Miei

This beautiful apartment with a panoramic terrace is conveniently located in the city centre. The 50-sq-mt apartment is well-equipped with all the necessary facilities for a short stay, such as a fully fitted kitchen, a washing machine, heating system, air-conditioning, and free WiFi.

The location is great for both cultural sightseeing and going to the beach, the nearest of which is Mappatella Beach.

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Casa Tecla

Casa Tecla is one of the favourite apartments in Naples because of its unbeatable position in a quiet enclave right in the middle of most of the main attractions such as the Maschio Angioino, the Sansevero Chapel Museum, Spaccanapoli, and the Spanish Quarters.

Very clean, recently renovated and well-equipped with everything needed for a comfortable holiday, travellers loved Casa Tecla also for its friendly and helpful landlady.

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Casa Vacanze Alfieri

A holiday home in Naples city centre, pet-friendly Casa Vacanze Alfieri is set in a historical building, of which it retains the original charm while offering its guests all the modern comforts needed for a smooth and relaxing vacation.

The facilities of this apartment in Naples include air-conditioning, a small kitchen equipped with all the necessary appliances such as a dishwasher, microwave, fridge, stovetop, oven, and coffee and tea-making facilities, as well as a washing machine, tumble dryer, TV, and ironing equipment.

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Angela Corrias, journalist travel writer in Italy in the fall.

About The Author: Angela Corrias

Hi, I’m Angela Corrias, an Italian journalist and travel writer with over a decade of experience exploring my beautiful country. Through FearlesslyItaly.com, I share my favorite places — from iconic landmarks to hidden gems — to help you plan your dream trip to Italy. My work, specially Italy travel guides has been featured in Forbes, National Geographic, and Lonely Planet. I’m here to make your Italian adventure unforgettable!

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