The only thing friendlier than the classic nautical-inspired décor is the staff.

Some history with your visit? How about this 19th-century former palace.

Lovely hotel filled with art and charm. Overlooking the water, it's a short (downhill) walk to the city centre.

Generic, this is not. Tucked inside the historic 16th-cent Berio Palace designed by Luigi Vanvitelli. (Well done, Luigi.)

Set in the seafront + lively Chiaia ‘hood (hello, spot-on nightlife, swanky bistros & bevy of galleries).

18th-century villa with annexes, a 10-min walk from 2 different train stations, and just 1km from the Ruins of Herculaneum.

Named after the street, which was named after the president, making the address super easy to remember.

Once the home of aristocrat Marquis Nicola Sasso the Third, this refurbished palace almost looks like it hasn’t been a day since his family lived here.

How do you say benvenuto here? With a welcome drink, of course.

No cars allowed: its all-pedestrian street location is full of vibrant city life.