Vitulazio hotels from HK$494

"Good location close to bus stop,hood pizza restaurant "

"Very good clean hotel. When I checked into my room the heat would not work. A technician was needed and was not available. In the morning the issue was fixed completely. There was not another room to move me to. I was provided with a portable heater which worked perfectly well for the night."

"Comforting room with good caring staffs"

"The room was clean and the location to the airport is very nice although walking at night is confusing and the back entrance is dark and strange. Still the best place to stay in Napoli when you have an early flight. "

"Hotel was very clean, very helpful staff and a great breakfast"

"Always a great stay. Great room, good staff, and excellent location"

"This may be the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in. The rooftop terrace for breakfast was really nice. Short walk into the historic center."

"The staff members were wonderful. They were very helpful and friendly. On our last day we had to leave at 5:15 AM to catch a flight. Michael, the staff member on duty, was amazing. He arranged for our taxi to the airport and processed our check out quickly and professionally. The hotel was very clean and beautiful. We were disappointed that the pool was not open, but we stayed in mid-October. The breakfast was wonderful - many quality items to pick from. The location was walkable from the train station. The neighborhood was noisy, but with our window closed it did not bother us. We would definitely recommend this hotel to family and friends!"

"My single room was quite basic, but as I used it mainly as a base to explore Naples, that wasn’t a problem. Housekeeping cleaned the room scrupulously each day and replaced the refrigerated bottles of water. The entire hotel looked spotless, and the breakfast spread offered an excellent start to the day. The location is ideal for the airport — just a five-minute walk, though you do need to cross a few busy roads. It’s also convenient for reaching the city centre via the often-crowded Alibus, although squeezing onto it each day did start to feel a bit of a chore after a couple of trips. Next time, I might just take a taxi instead."