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Prestige Hotels: Luxury and Elegance

If you decide to stay at a Prestige Hotels property in Naples, you’ll join a long list of very special guests who have enjoyed the company’s hospitality here: Oscar Wilde, Errol Flynn, Grace Kelly, Julia Roberts and even the Spice Girls. Prestige Hotels have hosted royalty, and in 1993, they even provided a venue in the city for the G7 Summit, with presidents, prime ministers and chancellors all pacing their corridors.

Prestige Hotels take the meaning of their name to heart, selecting locations with heritage and history, and buildings of great architectural interest. They offer the kind of features a more discerning market might strive for, such as seafront views and spectacular city vistas.

Prestige Hotels by Name and Nature

Stay in a Prestige Hotels property in Naples and you can expect to see everything from chandeliers and antiques to grand marble bathrooms. You can count on the essential modern touches, too, such as WiFi, flatscreen TVs and minibars. Some Prestige suites are even more indulgent and might feature a whirlpool tub or a separate living room.

Panoramic restaurants, a fitness club with an indoor swimming pool, a bar and function rooms are pretty much standard for Prestige Hotels, with some of their locations offering extras such as limo services and private cabin cruiser services for transport to nearby islands.

Exploring the Mediterranean

Prestige Hotels properties in Naples will help you make the most of this incredible city. While some hotels might have you looking out on to the Mediterranean from a balcony, Prestige actually invite their guests to get out to sea. Take them up on the offer with a private cabin cruiser and enjoy your own island transfers, mini cruises or overnight stays anywhere within the Gulf of Naples. Prestige even provide your very own skipper to show you around.

Boat trips can also be arranged from the city’s harbour, which is easily reachable from any Prestige Hotels property. Both the island of Capri and its main resort town, which shares its name, are well worth a visit. Popular sights here include the Blue Grotto, an underwater cavity that turns a bright blue shade when soaked in sunlight.