Naples Hotels with Balcony

"Highly, highly recommend! This was by far the best and newest hotel I stayed in during my Italy trip, especially considering the price point. It just opened in 2025. When I booked it, I was a bit worried that having both hotel rooms and a hostel might be a bit chaotic, but that wasn't the case at all! The hotel lobby is bright and modern, and the whole place is super clean. My hotel room even had a balcony on a separate floor. The staff even left a welcome card, which was a lovely surprise! Plus, the hotel provides complimentary bottled water."

"“I stayed for one night and was very impressed. The hostel was extremely clean, and the gentleman at the reception was incredibly helpful. I truly appreciated the warm welcome and assistance — would definitely recommend."

"The location is excellent for getting around. Disappointed by the terrible breakfast."

"It was a wonderful stay! Great location near all the important points of interest (bus, train, metro, airport bus, old town, etc.)... but don't arrive by car – parking is limited and expensive. The accommodation was spacious, comfortable, clean, well-equipped, and there was always someone available to help. A great city guide was also provided as a PDF! After check-in, we were able to store our luggage until our flight, giving us complete freedom and flexibility until the very last minute. Highly recommended!"

"To be honest, the location of the hotel is good. It is only a few minutes' walk from Naples Central Station. But I need to remind you that when we checked out in the morning, an international universal power adapter was left on the socket of the writing desk. When we went back to the hotel to pick up the luggage in the afternoon, we told the front desk that my plug was left in the room, and told her the room number and hoped that she would help us find it. The girl at the front desk said that she would call the cleaners to ask, and after listening to them talking in Italian, she told me that they didn't find it. . . Family, I swear to Chairman Mao and God that I am 100% sure that the adapter was left in the room. After I was told that I didn't find the plug, I argued with the front desk for a while, saying that I was 100% sure that the item was trapped in the hotel room, and that I had stayed in Ibis many times in my country and never encountered the situation of lost items, so I always respected and trusted the Ibis brand, which is why I chose to stay in Ibis in Italy again when I came to Italy, but this explanation didn't work. My daughter was worried that we were unfamiliar with the place, so she kept signaling me to calm down and leave quickly to catch the train. In this situation, what can I say? I can only accept my bad luck. I also remind everyone to check carefully before checking out and never leave anything behind. There is also a B&B hotel next to Ibis, which is also a chain hotel. We have stayed in Madrid and Florence. It feels more secure and the service is better. For the same price, I recommend everyone to stay in B&B"

"This hotel is quite new for Italy, with a 24-hour front desk where we received a very warm welcome. It also has two fairly large elevators, making it easy to go up and down. The room and amenities were decent and quite spacious; the only downside was the very noticeable sound of the toilet flushing from the room above. The hotel's location on the coastal road is already one of the safer and nicer areas in Naples. It's about a 15-minute walk to the pier, which is quite convenient. There are also supermarkets nearby, making shopping easy."

"The apartment is accurate to the photos, really pretty and clean! The attention is really good, the host is really friendly and he has a lot of recommendations, he was really helpful. We were going to be out at 5am the next day and they prepared our breakfast the day before!!! The entrance to the building is in a street which can be a little scary or different, but it’s just the appearance For the elevator you need to pay €0.10 but in the check in they also gave us 2 coins Overall it’s was the best choice"

"Very clean hotel, but the entrance is a bit scary"

"Overall it was pretty good. I was a little confused at check-in. At the intersection of the Y-shaped intersection, there is an entrance with a red and white circuit breaker down. It is on the 3rd floor of Building C in it. There is a guide for details after booking, but I hardly understand English and it was a little difficult for me who had no experience staying at a private night. There are a total of 3 rooms, and up to 3 groups can stay a day. First, there is a kitchen and dining room at the entrance, where you will be asked if you have breakfast. After that, there are three doors in order in the aisle next to it. My room was clean and well-cleaned, amenities were available, and the drinks in the refrigerator were free and comfortable. When you go out after check-in, you will bring the key and use the key to the entrance of the building, the key to the hotel entrance, and the key to the entrance to the room to enter and exit. At night, the entrance gate of the building closes, so you can enter and exit through the small window of the gate. The police are walking until about 22:00, and I think travelers can go out. Check out is 10:30 and you can leave your luggage after checking out."