Casa del Monacone

“Nice little hidden accommodation in the middle of Sanità”

Super kind staff, good guys. The place feels safe, with a modern card entry system. The room is nice and clean (they tidy it daily), has good air‑conditioning, a comfortable bed, and a proper bathroom. The windows are insanely sound‑proof, so it was completely silent inside when closed. The breakfast was modest but adequate, with good coffee and pastries. The 204 bus stops are nearby; you can get there via the elevator in the bridge, and you can reach anywhere from there. La Locanda del Monacone is a 3‑minute walk away – probably the best restaurant in Napoli. I would have just wanted a bit more fruit and milk for breakfast, but that’s not a real problem.

Markó·A month ago

“Safe, clean and interesting”

The hotel sits in a nice part of Naples and the building itself is intriguing because it used to be a monastery. It’s right next to the Catacombs, where you can get a discount if you stay next door. The staff aren’t around all the time, but that didn’t bother us; they’re present in the morning for check‑in/check‑out and someone is there during breakfast. The breakfast is a simple continental spread, with amazing croissants but a limited selection of other items. It’s a good value for the price.

Camilla·2 months ago

“air conditioner worked great, very clean and comfortable room. within walking distance of some wonderful places.”

I really appreciate the historical vibe of the place and the work they’re doing for the community. I have no complaints.

Karl·2 months ago

The location in the “real” neighborhood is great, far from tourist crowds, and the welcome is superb. The common lounge is a lovely spot to read, work, chat over coffee, and the large terrace is perfect for a cool evening. The cooperative that runs Casa del Monacone has huge social and ethical value, and it deserves more support and promotion.

Laura·3 months ago

The breakfast is flawless, even featuring fresh pastries. The assistance for visits to cooperative‑managed sites—Fontanelle Cemetery, the Blue Church, and the Veiled Son—was perfect, thanks to exceptional, well‑prepared, and friendly guides. We didn’t have time to see the catacombs, which we’d already visited last time. This is the fourth visit, and we hope to return again. It’s a precious presence in the Sanità district, thriving and qualifying thanks to Casa del Monacone.

Angela·4 months ago