Hotel Cimarosa

The area is good, with very convenient transport access. Everything was clean, the ceilings were high, and the view from the window was very beautiful. The breakfast was tasty, and I liked the cosmetics in the bathroom. Everything was fine, but the wardrobe was a bit sagging (nonsense, of course) and I saw a wet spot.

Ekaterina·Vor einer Woche

“A legjobb szálloda gyerekeseknek Nápolyban!”

The hotel was amazing—rooms were perfect, spotless, and comfy, with one offering a sea view. The staff were super friendly and helpful. Breakfast, though small, was excellent: a variety of baked goods, sausages, eggs, salami, cheese, preserves, muesli, yoghurts, and 10 kinds of pastries, including real Neapolitan specials, fruit juice, coffee, and a Halloween cookie that the kids loved. The location was great, right next to the metro and funicular, in a safe area close to the castle, and the street had several restaurants. In the evenings it was quiet/average, and the windows had blinds. The only downside was that our rooms had no carpet, so they felt cooler; a room slipper would have helped. The lift was small but could fit a stroller, and it only held 2‑3 people. There were a few steps to the lift, though there was also an elevator we didn’t use. We recommend it to everyone!

Judit·Vor einer Woche

“Vivre comme un Napolitain des beaux quartiers dans un hôtel charmant.”

VOMERO sits on Naples’ heights, with wide tree‑lined avenues and beautiful 19th‑century buildings, served by three funicular lines and one metro, and inhabited by families with kids—perfect for experiencing real Neapolitan life. From VOMERO all tourist spots are easily reachable by public transport, and the area is lively with shops, restaurants, and bars. You can go out safely day or night; locals are friendly and helpful. The CIMAROSA Hotel is in a lovely 19th‑century building at the foot of the central funicular that takes you down to Via Toledo, making its location exceptional. It’s on the 5th and 6th floors. The narrow elevator is a gem, so we forgive the limited space for a large suitcase. There’s always someone at reception who speaks English. We were lucky to get a 6th‑floor room overlooking the sea with a small balcony; the view was incredible even though the building sits back on the hill. The quiet on this side is very appreciated, even if Via Cimarosa isn’t too noisy at this level. Breakfast was excellent and varied, and there was always someone to serve and help. In short, we loved the hotel for its location, the engaged staff, and the quality of the rooms. The only flaw was that, as tourists, we liked to stay in our rooms at night to snack in front of the TV. I would have liked a small table and two chairs for a quick meal (there were seats but not very practical, so we moved them to the balcony). Regarding the TV, we mainly found Italian channels; access to international channels in English or French would have been a plus. But a good book also does the job!

Olivier·Vor 2 Wochen

The rooms were very comfortable, with good design and very modern. The entrance was the only drawback: the building is old and the entrance is quite ugly, and even before reaching the fifth floor where the reception is, the overall look leaves much to be desired.

Ricardodearg·Vor 3 Wochen

“Ottimo”

The staff were exquisite, very helpful and prepared. The hotel is small but everything is functional.

Giancarlo·Vor 3 Wochen