Hotel Garden Napoli in Naples

I always stay here when I am in Napoli. Close to the central Train station and well priced.

Hotel Garden is a walk of only several blocks from the main train station in Naples. Naples is intimidating to some travelers with its crazy traffic and overstated reputation for street crime. The Garden is an oasis -- quiet, lovely and comfortable, with many extras in the rooms. My room on an upper floor provided a great view of the city. Breakfast was included in the great off-season price and included meats and cheeses in addition to the usual rolls. The hotel is in good walking distance of many of Naples' best sights and attractions, including the best pizza in the world. A wonderful seafood restaurant is about a block from the hotel. Some travel writers recommend that visitors to Naples actually stay overnight in Sorrento. Why bother when you can stay at such a wonderful hotel close to the train station, with easy access to Pompeii and Herculaneum and have good access to Naples' centro storico, Spaccanapoli. Naples, once truly appreciated, is a gem, and the Garden is a good place to call home while you're there.

Excellent value for money, friendly and helpful staff.
convenient location for visiting the centre, a few steps from the station and the metro.
excellent breakfast included in the price

The breakfast is excellent. The view is amazing from the dining room.

I stayed here back in August but only just putting up review now as just remembered to. Was dubious because of the reviews but did it anyway because it was a good price and Central location. The room was small but had everything we needed including fridge , towels , toiletries and was very clean and it was serviced everyday. However we had an amazingly spacious private terrace with just a beautiful view of the city and the mountains. It was very hot at the time and it was so lovely to sit out there , it had sun loungers and an outside shower and umbrellas. If you like quiet maybe not for you but if you like immersing in the real streets of Italy it was great to sit out in the sun and look down at all the goings on. Yes after dark it can be edgy in that area but if your well travelled and you know how to keep aware of your surroundings and your belongings it is no different to any busy city. We didn't stay out late but we sat on our terrace watching the sun go down over the city. It is near to all the transport links and there are hundreds of amazing restaurants , little bars and boutiques along with street traders. No tea/ coffee in the room but coffee was £1 at the little bar downstairs. Lift took annoyingly long to go up and down though. I wouldn't recommend the area for families but we went as a couple and had just the best time there.