Town Houses in Province of Avellino

"Exceptional Staff at one of the finer hotels in all of Napoli. Royal Continental is 5 ⭐️"

"I stayed here for a week, originally 4 days but I ended up extending my stay because it was so convenient to get to Amalfi by bus. It’s a little bit of the country side, but the town is small and filled with friends and family so it’s definitely safe. I’d come back as late as 11pm on the bus and felt comfortable walking to my hotel. The views are also AMAZING, I couldn’t get over it!"

"Great hotel for a short stay in Naples. Booked as near Garibaldi station for easy transport links. Pompeii/vesuvius tour collects at door of hotel and Alibus to airport right across the road. Lovely big room with a nice balcony and views. Very comfortable room, sky tv available for movies and large bathroom. Lots of space and storage. Service was friendly and helpful. Kettle was broken and another brought up straight away. Breakfast had a huge selection of options including hot and cold. Breads were delicious and lovely pastries. Other reviews mention the area but we always felt safe and lots of shops, restaurants, bars nearby. Recommend taking line 2 down to Chiaia for a stroll along water front. "

"Great location for exploring Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast but ideally located away from the tourist hustle and bustle of Sorrento. Very friendly staff."

"The front desk staff was very helpful and accommodating."

"Great hotel in Atrani providing access to busier areas of Amalfi coast without the cost or hassle. Walking tunnel to Amalfi nearby makes things very easy."

"The location is so very beautiful and so very dangerous!! Especially for those with a fear of heights. Arriving at this destination isn't for the faint of heart. It seems to be at the very tip of Almalfi; impossibly high up on a steep cliff. The gorgeous rooftop provides the most stunning views of the Almalfi Coast. In fact, I'd argue very few places offer such an exquisite view of the sea and cliffs of Almalfi. This hotel has breakfast daily and their fresh-baked croissants and cappuccino were honestly probably the best I've had in my travels so far. The older gentleman who runs the hotel is very efficient and kind, (even if initially intimidating). Just don't arrive to breakfast after 9:45 or make too much noise because it's frowned upon. Also, you can't bring food into the rooms, which is something to consider before staying, since it's a hike to town. (A dangerous hike down a dangerous road)."

"amazing "

"Perfectly situated in the main piazza."