Vulcania Rooms

“A due passi da tutto”

Self‑check‑in accommodation just steps from the main attractions, monuments and iconic squares of Naples. The room is spacious with a bathroom that has a shampoo kit and a shower. The windows are sound‑proof and the bed is very comfortable. There is also a mini fridge. The breakfast with a digital ticket to be consumed at one of the partner bars only includes a coffee/cappuccino and a croissant.

Fabiana·Vor 3 Wochen

The location is very good; everything is relatively close—port, stations, and the city centre. The street noise was loud, and the entrance and exit of other rooms were noisy. Our room was right at the entrance and next to a coffee machine where people would stop. Access is complicated with several doors and stairs, but once you get the trick it’s easy.

Amina22·Vor 3 Wochen

“Posto centrale pulito e con colazione convenzionata in bar vicinissimo. Gestione cliente da remoto”

Great location near the station, Beverello pier and historic centre (S. Marcellino ramps), just steps from Spaccanapoli and Via dei Tribunali. The luggage storage (day‑departure) at check‑out became a paid service.

Francesco·Vor einem Monat

The only thing that was excellent.

Bosch·Vor einem Monat

Cozy room, extremely central location. From arrival to departure I didn’t meet any staff. Most of the welcome is left to the guest: you must check in with your own documents, read long instruction pages for each step (passing more than four doors to reach the room, connecting to the network, figuring out breakfast, downloading a code and a list of partner bars to check on the map, and you can’t even choose what to eat). In short, a lot of work is put on the guest, and I would have been fine with that if it meant a lower price, since the guest is expected to handle the welcome. Instead, I was asked €5 to leave my backpack on the morning of the return day so I could explore the city without luggage… that didn’t feel fair: a service that is normally included in the price is being charged, even though the guest is taking on many functions that are usually handled by reception staff. The same applies to late‑night arrivals, with a long list of extra fees for access to the property (it’s unclear what that actually covers, since there was no welcome). I would have appreciated more flexibility: just as guests are asked to manage the entire check‑in process themselves, the property should at least allow luggage storage.

Paola·Vor einem Monat