Close to the Old City, the reception clerk was welcoming. Getting there was troublesome, parking was possible, the shower was uninviting and the vent in the bathroom was very noisy, as was the sound insulation from the street.
Anat3 weeks ago
★★★★·Naples·8.7
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Located in Naples, Dimora delle Arti sits 500 m from the historic San Gregorio Armeno market and 1.3 km from the Capodimonte Astronomical Observatory. Each air‑conditioned room features a flat‑screen TV, private bathroom with bath or shower, bidet, free toiletries and hairdryer, plus complimentary Wi‑Fi. A tour desk assists guests, while Maschio Angioino and Molo Beverello lie within 1.5 km; Naples International Airport is 4 km away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Close to the Old City, the reception clerk was welcoming. Getting there was troublesome, parking was possible, the shower was uninviting and the vent in the bathroom was very noisy, as was the sound insulation from the street.
Anat·3 weeks ago
The room and courtyard looked stunning, and Antonio was incredibly friendly. I liked everything.
Laurence·3 weeks ago
Lovely accommodation. We ordered breakfast for 7.30. It was being delivered at 7.50 as we walked to our taxi the hotel had booked. It would have been easier if they had just told us to go to the cafe outside that delivered the breakfast
Richard·3 weeks ago
Very nice staff good location arranged a taxi for us to airport and was very helpful. The breakfast was not good you can chose 3 items for breakfast no milk for coffee. You get something like coffee yoghurt and cake or pancake or sandwich just 3 items
Philip·A month ago
The location matched our plans, and breakfast was good. We used room service, picking our order the day before with a set time. Light pastries and coffee were tasty, and the staff were friendly. The AC worked great. The bathroom exhaust fan would turn on every time the light was switched on, releasing a faint fume-like odor. The sound carried through the walls, so we could hear the rooms on either side and the doors slamming all night, which ruined our sleep.
Davis·A month ago