Hotels near Naples International Airport - NAP, Naples

I had been warned about Naples. It was very dirty with litter everywhere. Luckily our hotel was on the promenade in front of the castle so very touristy & clean in this area. The shopping areas were ok too, I loved the cobble streets. We used naples as a centre to visit Amalfi & Pompeii. 2 or 3 nights is more than enough to stay. We ate in restaurants along the promenade, couldn't fault the food. A little more expensive so we tried a restaurant a few streets in & again, beautiful food & a little cheaper.

You have to be prepared for the madness of Naples. It’s loud, unapologetic but also amazing if you look deeper. I was told Naples has many sides and it’s up to you to find them, which is very true. Around every corner there is a surprise, or a story so take time to look and find the many faces of Naples ❤️ we had 3 days and did Pompeii, Vesuvius, underground Naples tour, funicular to Vomero and st Elmo’s for spectacular views of the city, lots of getting lost in the historic district. Lots of great places to eat off Toledo St - Owap Pizza was a fave. We found it quicker to walk than get buses and so much more interesting.

Other than our BnB and maybe the underground tour, visiting this city was honestly the worst part of our trip in Italy! For one, it felt dirty and unsafe in the surrounding parts of the main station. The food was okay at best, caused stomach pain at other times, such as the "famous" Napoli pizza (do NOT recommend). The Pompei tour was so-so, and the underground tour was cool, but our guide ended it suddenly in front of a bunch of eager waiters trying to force us to their restaurants to buy their food. The Viva Toleda station was NOTHING worth seeing inside or outside the station, and you had to pay to ride the metro in order to see what was advertised online. We do not recommend going to Naples at all. Period. You can spend your time better in other parts, such as in the northern part of Italy or in Sicily.

What can I say - an Italian friend once told me that Naples is a city you either hate or love. Well, I absolutely LOVED it! I’ve traveled to many places in Italy, but Naples has a magic of its own. The city delivers everything at once: the spirit, the culture, the food, the warmth of the people, the breathtaking views, and the unforgettable energy that carries through the day and into the night. Every corner is alive, every meal feels like a celebration, and the atmosphere is bursting with authenticity. Naples is raw, vibrant, and unapologetically itself and that’s exactly what makes it so special. I came today, and I’d go back tomorrow without a second thought! PS the best pizza in the WORLD!

Naples is a vibrant, raw, colourful, gritty, chaotic city that doesn’t hide any skeletons! You are immersed in Neapolitan life. Fabulous food and culture. Almost too much to soak in. Great city break. Make it two centre if possible and chill somewhere quieter to relax after you’ve explored! We loved it. (Family of four/ two teenagers.)

Pretty easy you can sleep in Naples and go around ! We have 5 days there . 1 day - positano 2 day - pompeii 3 day - amalfi 4 day - the god of Naples - Maradona & Castel Sant Elmo 5 day - sansevero chapel museum,museo arheologico nazionale di Napoli & free to to eat and drink a lot :D Recomment - Michelin guided pizzas places Be careful with pickpockets !