This historic spot gets a contemporary update, but retains its classic appeal.

Talk about original. Situated inside a public galleria, a vibrant center of shopping, dining and entertainment. Yes, there’s soundproofing.

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

More like visiting friends than hotelling it — don't skip the staff's welcome chat over coffee & local pastries.

This historic spot gets a contemporary update, but retains its classic appeal.

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

Free WiFi keeps ya connected.

Handmade furniture by local artisans keeps the vibe upscale and unique.

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

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

Freebie champagne breakfast in the am? Yuuup.

Free scheduled shuttle to the city centre makes it easy to see all the sights.

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

Attractive stay in Bagnoli with metro options to get you to the city centre within minutes.

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.

Ultra-convenient locale tucked away in the Central Railway Station, maximizing your Naples-time.

Taking color blocking to a whole new level, the entire place is pretty much a contemporary art gallery.

Throws in a free breakfast, on the house.

Free WiFi? You know it.

Breakfast room and balcony with mamma-mia views of the port and Maschio Angioino Castle.

Fun fact: this spot is a former 16th-century conservatory that turned orphans into musical prodigies.

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

Seafront spot equals panoramic views of Castel dell'Ovo, Mount Vesuvius and Capri.

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