Hotel Europeo Napoli - Naples

This place boasts a unique design and is ideally located just a mile away from the city center with good restaurant options, making it a great value for a pleasant stay.

The rooms are tastefully decorated and neat with the TV and a normally working shower, for example.

The venue is fairly clean, with comfortable and ideal location short walk to Old center and downtown old Napoli and the central trainstation, the harbor. The employees are all really helpful. They serve outstanding food, have plenty of options to choose from...

This budget hotel has genuinely helpful staff. the venue is in a quiet and great location in the historic center. the hotel is near cool restaurants and pizzerias that stay open late into the night.

Hard to find. Admittance (doorbells, locked gate, etc.) is complex and help -- if you need it -- is not always available.. Not convenient to railroad station with luggage.

The hotel was in a great location that was very safe and quiet. The staff was very helpful with telling me which public transportation to use. I would definitely stay there again!

The hotel was colorful and clean. the location was perfectly comfortable in the center of the city. the staff were very amiable; we had an easy check-in. Appreciated the unique decor.

quit right for exploring historic part of the city. Budget

there's no parking place. They ask you to park your car at another hotel (10 min. walking). The wi-fi connection wasn't good.

I stayed in the hotel for two nights in May and found it agreeable. The hotel is located in an offshoot of the Corso Umberto I and is just in the historical center of the Naples. A college is located on the same street and so the place is full of students during the day giving the place a buzz of activity. Due to that fact, the street is full of cheap places to have a snack or a coffee which is very welcome since the Hotel Europeo does not offer any breakfast. The rooms are on the small side but not too small. I found the bed comfortable and the TV in my room worked fine (in addition to the Italian channels, you get a couple of German ones and the CNN and BBC). The bathroom was really clean and hot and cold water were available.

No breakfast included in the room price. The website does promise free Wi-Fi which is true but the signal was so weak that I couldn't locate the server on the first try and had to sit at the edge of the couch in the lobby to find it, and even then the connection was very weak and kept dropping making any surfing very frustrating.

The room had beautiful artwork and the bed was really comfortable.

Very central location, we could walk to all the main sights and very good price.

We found Hotel Europeo to be a very comfortable, quaint, clean and well located hotel for budget travellers. The rooms were quite small, but everything was immaculate, the beds comfortable and (for a European inner city hotel) the bathroom was spacious. The staff were friendly and patient with our lack of Italian, and there was someone at reception 24/7, so we were able to leave luggage there on our last day. The location is good as well; a 5-10 min walk to the nearest metro, and lots of little bars and pizzerias close by. We enjoyed our stay and would definitely come back. It has everything you need. I would recommend this hotel.

The rooms are quite small- so if you are looking to relax in your hotel room all day long, you may want to consider staying somewhere else- but we didn't find this an issue at all because we were out sight-seeing all day. But people should be aware of that if they're looking to spend a lot of time there. Also- it is very hard to find. If you are considering staying here, use the following instructions on how to find the hotel: Take the metro to 'Dante station' and, upon existing, walk down the slope of Via Toledo (to the left) until you reach an intersection with Via Pasquale Scura. Via Toledo forks at one point, but you can take either street, it should still intersect with your next turn as it's not a long walk. Turn left onto Via Pasquale Scura (it changes names to Via Benedetto Croce, don't be confused!) and follow that until you reach Via Mezzocannone and turn right down that street. The Hotel is at number 109c, which is directly opposite the University entrance with some big columns. There is a small undercroft area with a cafe/bar, the hotel is through the gate at the right of the undercroft, you will need to push the intercom to be let in. We got quite lost on our way there- and that would be my only complaint, but if you follow these instructions, you should be fine! :) Look up these directions on a map before you get there so you know what I'm talking about!

The rooms were tastefully decorated and neat, with a shower, hairdryer, and bidet in the bathroom. the hotel's location was superb, close to an alleyway, historic sites, museums, and the old town center. the Naples Historic Center district is definitely worth exploring.

Excellent value for money & quiet considering the location, & helpful considerate staff.

Quirky hotel with excellent wi-fi, the location is excellent to almost all of Naples' popular tourist places. Large room with good bed and smoke detectors for safety measures. Simple check in and late check out. Everything good. Amazing overall experience.