Via Santa Maria di Costantinopoli 101, Centro Storico, Naples, Italy | (251) 219-4428
Bright, modern and artsy property in historic building
Charming outdoor courtyard that often hosts art exhibits
Decor by local artists
Excellent location in the heart of Naples
Free Wi-Fi
Computer terminals in lobby
Free continental breakfast
Some rooms can only be reached by stairs
Weak air-conditioning
No tea- or coffeemakers in the rooms
In a restored 16th-century palace, the three-star Hotel Piazza Bellini has gotten a modern makeover. This playfully stylish property, in Naples’ historic center, a neighborhood full of galleries and craft shops, attracts a young, artistic crowd. The hotel entices guest to book directly through its website by offering a free drink, a bag of artisan pasta, and the choice of terrace or bilevel rooms that are available exclusively through the website. It's a good value for travelers looking for a hip but inexpensive base for exploring Naples.
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Scene
Fun, and playfully stylish
Entered by a quiet courtyard, the hotel’s interior is modern, clean, and vibrant, with hardwood floors and a cherry-red front desk. Some lobby walls are painted a bright teal, red, or yellow-green, and couches and chairs are covered in simple gray slipcovers. The walls of the common areas are decorated with black and white drawings by a local artist. In the breakfast room, guests can leave messages on a chalkboard wall.
Location
On a quiet street in the city’s historic center
The hotel is set back from the tree-lined street behind a gate in the historic center of Naples. There are several bars and restaurants nearby. It’s a five-minute walk to the National Archaeological Museum and the Cappella Sansevero, and a 10-minute walk to the San Gregorio Armeno. It’s a 20-minute walk to the Castel Nuovo, and a little longer to the waterfront. The hotel is near the two main underground metro lines, and so connects easily to the rest of the city.
Rooms
Simple and smart
The rooms are simply but smartly furnished, with hardwood floors and large headboards in bright colors, along with boxy modern furniture that provides plenty of storage space. All rooms have flat-screen TVs, minibars, and safes, and the bilevel and terrace rooms have small balconies. The taupe bathrooms have large countertops, glass-doored shower/tub combos, and hairdryers.
Features
Courtyard, bar, and free continental breakfast
The charming courtyard with its ancient fountain is a draw, and it often hosts exhibitions of contemporary artists. It's where guests can relax on the chic outdoor furniture, eat breakfast, or relax with a drink from the hotel’s Buvette Bar. While the hotel doesn’t have a restaurant, guests can get 10 percent off at L’Etto next door. The hotel also has a small Internet corner with three desktop computers.
