“Visita a Napoli”
The place was near the city center, which I liked.
MatildeA month ago
Just a moment…
★★★★·Naples·8.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Mascalzone Latino Luxury Rooms in Naples offer spacious family rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, work desks, TVs, and free WiFi. Guests enjoy private check‑in/out, a paid shuttle, lift, minimarket, daily housekeeping, coffee shop, room service, and express services. Located 9 km from Naples International Airport, the hotel is within walking distance of Maschio Angioino, San Carlo Theatre, and San Gregorio Armeno.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The place was near the city center, which I liked.
Matilde·A month ago
The location was great and many restaurants are within walking distance; the staff were friendly and very helpful, but the prime spot also means a lot of traffic in the narrow alley.
Chris·A month ago
There was nothing positive to mention. It does not look like the photos on Booking.
Antonio·2 months ago
The hotel sits in a convenient spot for reaching the city’s main attractions. The room was clean and tidied each day. The air‑conditioning worked well and was a relief during this hot summer. The lady was very kind, and there was a luggage storage before departure, which was really useful and convenient. I recommend the place for its good value.
Chiara·3 months ago
The location is close to the University metro. In the room you can roll your slippers; the staff made the bed every day. There is a fridge, safe, bidet, balcony, and supermarkets and restaurants nearby. The advertised iron was missing. The Wi‑Fi was very bad, it didn’t cover the whole room, and video calls were difficult. The man who checked us in didn’t speak English. There is no terminal, so you must find exact cash to pay the tourist fee. The apartments are hidden in the building, making it hard to locate and to imagine it as a hotel. The room has a sign that using the air‑conditioner is paid, €5 per day, but it’s unclear how they enforce it, since staff are rarely present.
Maryna·3 months ago