From seafront grand dames to converted convents in the old town - Naples sleeps in style, and the neighborhood you choose shapes the whole trip.
The classic choices: Chiaia and the Via Partenope seafront for elegance and bay views, the historic center for atmosphere and food, the Spanish Quarter for raw local energy, and the Vomero hill for panoramas and a cooler breeze. Base yourself centrally - the best of Naples is best reached on foot.
The grande dame of the Naples waterfront since 1882, overlooking Castel dell'Ovo and the bay. Grand rooms, a rooftop restaurant and bar, and the kind of old-world service that makes the city's best addresses famous.
A sleek design hotel near the port with a Michelin-starred rooftop restaurant (Il Comandante) and a private marina. The minimalist rooms are a calm, contemporary counterpoint to the city's baroque chaos.
A boutique hideaway in a 19th-century palazzo with a courtyard pool - a rare luxury in the old city. Steps from the Archaeological Museum and a short walk from the Spaccanapoli lanes.
A restored 18th-century convent on the most atmospheric street in Naples, minutes from the Sansevero Chapel. Elegant rooms around a quiet courtyard, with the city's best food lanes at the door.