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"We stayed in the room that also included a kitchen and it was great. The location is easy to get around (though read till the end) and Giangi, the manager, was super helpful and welcoming. And as we were checking in after normal hours, he gave us very clear instructions. The breakfast was also delicious at the bakery downstairs. (Though sadly for my wife there were no gluten free options). Be aware: It is a typical Italian unit block, which has no elevator. And so we had to carry our bags up 4 flights of stairs. And finally, my last tip. If you have luggage with wheels... i would catch a taxi to the apartment, not wheel it there from the train station. (I write this from experience. The 12 minute walk from Napoli Central train station felt like a really long way!)"

"Grear room, excellent helpful staff. Servicing and cleaning of the room was exceptional. Location of the hotel could not be better. Well done to everyone. A couple of gripes though. The roof swimming pool does not open until June 1st. Disappointing for those that like cold water swimming. There is the sea of course but not really suitable close to the hotel. I thought the breakfast was disappointing. The fruit salad seemed to consist of only tinned peaches and lots of pineapple (even in the mixed fruit choice) There was only full fat (UHT) milk or soya (I think?) No skimmed or semi skimmed. The bread choice was disappointing. I cannot comment on the choice in the cooked breakfast as I (despite being British) do not eat them. The staff at breakfast were excellent and very attentive. Well done. Wouls I stay at the hotel again? Yes certainly."

"Perfect location not far from the train station. We used the hotel as a hub for visiting Naples, Pompei and Sorrento. Hotel was excellent, breakfast was great would highly recommend booking this as there was a lot of choice. The rooms are spacious, clean and modern. There is an excellent gym that is has a lot of amenities which was also great for us. 10/10"

"Staff are friendly."

"Excellent hotel and easy access to the train station. The hotel has an amazing breakfast. The area around hotel has decent food but when in central Napoli there is better."

"Very nice and polite staff. Convenient location, but no public transportation in close proximity. Good breakfast, but served in a very dark, small, and gloomy room. Amazing shower, but very sleepery floor. A lot of steps to get into hotel, no banisters, nobody offered help with a luggage. In front of the hotel are 4-5 benches where constantly are sitting very strange people. They look like bomges or alcoholics. Some of them eating, drinking alcohol, and smoking weed. Do not even think to walk from the train station to the hotel!  Half of the way you are going through big groups of an immigrants who does not look very friendly and asking for money or trying to sell you something.  Taxi should not cost you more than 15 euro. If drivers ask for more -negoshiate."

"Palazzo Caracciolo has been our go-to hotel for over a decade whenever we visit Naples, we go there once a year since my family leaves there. The staff is consistently fantastic, always helpful and courteous. Gennaro DS is the best!"

"Good clean room. Staff did a workaround we requested to make the double bed more like twin single beds. They also lent us the small scissors we asked for. The room had good acoustic isolation with the streets outside, as it managed to silence the noisy streets outside. Good air conditioning. Had a medium-sized safe that could hold a laptop but didn't have a frigobar. Spacious bathroom and shower box. Bidet with appropriate aiming. Very diverse and good quality breakfast. The internal areas of the hotel are well kept, cozy and decorated. Checkout at noon is great, as there are other places that say 11 or even 10 in the morning. There are also things you can buy in the reception, like various drinks, snacks, and electric gadgets. Location is great in the sense it is as close as it gets from the main train station from the city. Unfortunately, not the hotel's fault obviously, most of that central city region is a slum. "

"Bed was very uncomfortable"