Palazzo Turchini

Check-in is smooth and professional. Desk clerk very helpful with directions and advice for the Napoli experience. Rome raves about Pizza Napoli - we were directed to the genuine source, Sorbillo at Via Dei Tribunali 32 not the busy place with the blue sorbillo flags) walk a little further to the smaller place with Sorbillo etched in the glass over the door. viola!.. Pizza Napoli. This walk from Palazzo Turchini takes you through Centro Antico. There is also a beautiful Church right next door to Palazzo Turchini and hotel is conveniently located within walking distance to historic central attractions, food and transportation; including the Port of Naples for next steps travel to ports beyond. Room is clean and Comfortable.

This hotel was good for a quick stay in Naples. It is really conveniently located close to a metro stop. The room was a little cramped and the air conditioning didn't work great. The breakfast was amazing, though, and the breakfast staff was incredibly kind.

The hotel was beautiful and clean. Staff was nice. However, there were no outlets for American plugs.

I recently stayed 5 nights here and my experience didn't match that of the other reviews who have recently written in English. I noticed the reviews in Italian tended to be more critical. Here are my pros and cons on the property: Pros: -- The location is convenient. It's just off the Piazza Municipio and only a half block from the Municipio metro station. It's within easy walking distance of the harbor, the Maschio Angioino, the Teatro San Carlo, and the Pallazo Reale. It's a longer, but still pleasant, walk to the sights along Spaccanopoli. I'd recommend riding the Metro to the short distance to the Archeological Museum. Note that the hotel is on the via Medina which is a very busy street. My room was at the back of the building so it was very quiet. The rooms at the front might get the street noise. -- The staff are welcoming. Everyone to whom I spoke was friendly and helpful, especially the nice lady in the breakfast room who made sure I was well supplied with cappuccino. -- Breakfast, on the whole, was quite good. There were cereals, breads, pastries, cold meats and cheeses, as well as freshly prepared fruit salad. The spread was adequate, if not elaborate. The coffee was excellent. Cons: -- I had a junior suite that was rather tired. There were scuffs on the walls and some mold in the shower. I pulled out one of the nightstands to use the plug behind it and found a layer of dust that looked like it hadn't been disturbed in several years. The room looked superficially clean, but overall the housekeeping left something to be desired. -- There was an odd musty smell coming from the air conditioning vent. I noticed the smell went away if I turned off the air con. However, I frequently needed to run it to counter the heat and humidity of the climate in Naples. I've been a frequent visitor to Naples in the past. I planned this visit at relatively short notice for high season, so the hotels where I have stayed in the past were booked full. This was my first visit to this hotel. It will probably be my only stay here.

Efficient, well located, well priced, and charming, this little hotel in the center of everything, and near the waterfront promenade, is a solid value. The rooms are clean, neat, modern. Staff is charming. Breakfast is served in a lovely dining room with terrace overlooking Medina Street. I loved this unpretentious hotel which is housed in a 16th century building and was the former dormitory for the castrati boys who sang in the church adjacent. This surprising history certainly adds interest to one’s stay here.

Really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. It was within walking distance to all we wanted to see in the short time we were there (Spanish Quarter, Old Town) and is within walking distance to the train (for Pompeii) and the port (for any ferry travel). The breakfast on the rooftop was lovely and the staff were all very friendly and helpful. I did request a quiet room but we were given one right on the main road which is the only reason I haven't given them 5 stars. Nevertheless, highly recommended.