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

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

Nestled on a hill overlooking the Gulf of Naples and within strolling distance of the centre.

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.)

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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