Hotels with Spa in Pozzuoli, Naples

"Beautiful accommodations and grounds. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. Carmine at the pool bar was a joy!"

"Extremely worn down and not worth the money. The air conditioning didn’t work, and there was no pool access as it was closed. Very outdated overall - location ok — I will never come back."

"We had an amazing stay at this hotel! We stayed in a garden view room and the views were absolutely gorgeous. The staff were incredibly helpful and accommodating throughout our stay, even allowing us to check in early for an additional fee. We enjoyed cocktails both at the bar and poolside, and the rooftop bar has truly stunning views. The town center is about a 30-minute walk or a quick 5-minute taxi ride, although taxis in the area are quite expensive. Thankfully, the hotel staff were always happy to help arrange transportation for us. Overall, it was a wonderful experience and we hope to come back again!"

"The hotel is ok - nice palazzo - and staff nice, but the surrounding area is very dirty. It also includes streets with prostitutes, and feels somewhat unsafe. We had to switch rooms upon our arrival as the first room we were given looked quite bad- it clearly had not been renovated for numerous years."

"The usual welcoming staff, comfortable room & excellent breakfast choices"

"The gardens and exterior of the hotel are beautiful and well-maintained. The interior of the hotel is somewhat outdated, but clean. The hotel is in a wonderful location."

"Breakfast was good, room was kept cool."

"Excelsior Hotel's historic past and fabulous corner location makes it a wonderful place to enjoy the heart of Naples. The rooms are beautifully renovated, some with a tiny balcony overlooking the bay of Naples, are lovely. The hotel's roof-top bar has my favorite panoramic view of Vesuvius, Sorrento and Capri. A wonderful place to enjoy a relaxing moment after a day of touring."

"The breakfast itself was fine. But the breakfast room was hot and claustrophobic with the doors and curtains closed. "