Discover where to stay in Naples.
Naples is raw, vibrant, and unapologetically Italian. It’s the birthplace of pizza, a gateway to Pompeii, and a city that thrives in beautiful chaos. With coastal views and rich traditions, it’s a feast for the senses in every direction.
In a city this special, your hotel stay should be too. We cut through the noise and filtered out the fluff.
These are the top 5 hotels travelers genuinely rave about.
Top 5 picks from the Foresyte community.
#5 Royal Continental
Shared by Henry Wallace – 122 ❤️
“Right on the waterfront. You’ll wake up to Castel dell’Ovo and fall asleep to the sound of waves. Big hotel energy with a prime location on the seafront promenade. Sunset drinks here? Unbeatable.”
#4 HOTIDAY Napoli
Shared by Andrea Douglass – 124 ❤️
“Minimalist chic with a youthful twist. This boutique-style stay gave us bright interiors, city views, and the kind of sleek design that felt more Milan than Naples (in a good way). Clean, cool, and perfectly placed.”
#3 Grand Hotel
Shared by Nico Harrington – 128 ❤️
“Classic and commanding. With sweeping views of the bay and Mount Vesuvius in the distance, this stay gave us upscale comfort right in the center of it all. A perfect base for first-timers wanting a mix of tradition and luxury.”
#2 Hotel Il Convento
Shared by Quinn Adler – 161 ❤️
“Quaint, historic, and wildly charming. Tucked away in the Spanish Quarter, this stay gave us cobbled-street romance, wooden shutters, and a slower pace amidst the city’s chaos. A true hidden gem.”
#1 Soul Art Hotel
Shared by Paige Emerson – 189 ❤️
“This one screamed Napoli creativity. Each room was like a curated piece of art, and the atmosphere was effortlessly cool. It felt like staying in a living gallery—edgy, expressive, and full of local soul.”
Skip the stress — smarter travel starts here.
Choosing a hotel shouldn’t eat up your day. Foresyte filters out the noise and gets you to the good stuff — fast. Just tell us what matters most, and we’ll help you find a stay that fits your budget and your vibe.
