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LHP Suite Superior Cottage Capri

Marina Piccola

HK$1,994 total

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15 Jul - 16 Jul

LHP Suite Executive Cottage Capri

Marina Piccola

Deni

HK$2,154 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Aug - 3 Aug

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Top Terra Murata Hotel Reviews

Starhotels Terminus

8/10 Good

"Convenient location near the train station, the room is very nice and balcony had a view of the Vesuvio volcano. The noise from the street is a bit loud in the evening otherwise it was a nice stay for us."

Gold Tower Lifestyle Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Tl;dr: Outstanding hotel in a not so good area! Summary: -Staff (all of them) were absolutely wonderful! Special shout out to shuttle driver Mauro who went above and beyond to help us out. Thank you Mauro! -The shuttle is very useful and there are extended times compared to what’s listed online. -WiFi is excellent for a hotel. 100Mbps down and up without a single drop during our multi-day stay. There’s one USB-A port by the bed and 2 in the TV that can be used for charging. They’re all slow charging ports so pack a power bank or bring a wall plug with you. -Rooms are very large and nice. There’s a ton of storage. There’s a safe and a mini bar fridge, though the fridge isn’t very cold. -Air conditioning is outstanding, especially given we went in the middle of a heat wave. -Shower pressure is very good, shower itself is reasonably sized. -Toiletries are awesome. They smell amazing and they come in small bottles rather than a shared pump. I brought my own stuff but ended up just using theirs. -Breakfast is a good start. There’s an assortment of pastries and a few staples like bread/fruit/cereal. The coffee is very good - you’ll have to ask someone for it so they can make it fresh and bring it to you. -The neighborhood isn’t great. I only walked during the day and never felt unsafe, but there’s trash, broken bottles and general dilapidation. It’s useless to walk - there’s nothing to see and it’ll take you 25 min to get anywhere useful."

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