The 10 Best Hotels In Naples, Italy

In Paradiso, the third and final part of The Divine Comedy, we read about Dante’sjourney through the nine spheres of Heaven to finally reach the Empyrean, the abode of God. Just like the great poet, find your way to Il Paradiso di Dante, a lovely B&B located quietly close to the historic center. Although the poem was written in the 14th century, the four rooms dedicated to Mercury, Sun, Venus and Moon are furnished in modern style with soundproof walls and all the modern comforts to guarantee a pleasant stay.

Beside the Basilica Santa Maria della Sanità, you will find an artful B&B set in a monastery. Casa del Monacone is not just another hotel; it is a whole project which gives you the unique possibility to be a guest of the Ancient Convent in the middle of the historic colorful Rione Sanità. Originally built as a home to the monks, it was later converted with the help of a famous Neapolitan designer Riccardo Dalisi into six cozy and comfortable rooms, a dining room, a kitchen and a terrace. Where spirituality meets modernity, take the chance to experience the real Naples.

Originally used by pilgrims and travelers from all over the world, this 15th-century building became home to a relaxing guesthouse. Featuring a terrace with panoramic city views, Buonanotte & Buongiorno is situated in the ideal position to enjoy all the sides of the city in a safe, refined and easy-to-reach area. The owners are on hand to provide useful information, and, more importantly, a delicious breakfast.

If you also want to live in a fairytale-like atmosphere, all you have to do is discover Il Giardino Segreto in a restored mansion of the 17th century right in the heart of the city. Home to a peaceful private garden hidden behind the main building and run by the most welcoming helpful hosts, this unexpected artistic oasis is special in every way.

Occupying what used to be an expansive private apartment in an 18th-century building, this B&B is located near the Via Toledo and a short walk from the Piazza del Gesù. Miseria e Nobiltà is named after the famous Italian comedy, and each room is named after a character in the movie. Book one of the four rooms and ask the hosts for whatever you can imagine; they always have a good idea or solution for you.

Just a few steps from the pedestrian precinct of Via Toledo, in a cloister built in the 17th century, La Casaforte S.B. is the perfect haven for art professionals. It occupies a large private house dedicated to the visual and performing arts. If you happen to be an art enthusiast, do yourself a favor and book one of the three lovely rooms for a unique stay.

Everyone adores this elegant renovated Baroque residence, and the reasons for its popularity are more than obvious. Lavished with antiques, books and original artwork, Casa D’Anna’s four rooms blend classic and contemporary design, an ideal combination for an authentic experience of Neapolitan life. With a breakfast including homemade treats and highly personalized, sophisticated hospitality, there is no way it will not exceed your expectations.

Whether you travel for business or for leisure, Maison du la Rua is the best place to enjoy privacy and hospitality at the same time. Located in a quarter surrounded by numerous artisan shops, it is a simple cozy place to discover all the treasures Naples has to offer and feel part of a local family.

Right on the waterfront near Castello Dell’Ovo at Santa Lucia, this B&B combines a comfortable modern apartment with the friendliest service. I 34 Turchi is spacious with two floors and can accommodate up to five people. On the first level you’ll find a bright living room, a full-sized sofa bed and a kitchen area while the stairs lead to a quiet zone featuring a queen-size bed, a bathroom and a shower. Let yourself be seduced by the enchanting seaside atmosphere and immerse yourself in the rare Mediterranean beauty.

Surrounded by beautiful monuments and archaeological treasures, Civico 16 is ideally situated between Piazza Bellini and San Domenico Maggiore, giving you the opportunity to travel through the city’s past and present.