Hotel Palazzo Salgar (Naples, Italy)

Many guests say that the property is a great choice for exploring the old city and ancient monuments, and mention that the Railway Station and main business and cultural places of interest are conveniently close by. Others add that the Maritime Station is nearby, which provides easy access to several island such as Ischia and Capri, and is a short distance from the A3 Highway.

Several guests love the white marble facades, 16th century emblems and rationalist-functionalist architecture of the building. Others add that the building is adorned with features reminiscent of the era of Spanish domination with esoteric divination figures and logos of middle-eastern origin.

Many guests comment that the suites have exquisite terraces, plush furnishings and a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. Others add that the bathrooms are expansive, with luxurious tiles, marble tops and fixtures, and love the stylish decor.

Some guests mention that the reception staff, concierge and waiters have a somewhat cold demeanor, and note that the manager is not always flexible with requests for upgrades. Others add that the tour assistance provided is mediocre, and note that the staff lacks an eager attitude to assist guests.

A handful of guests say that the breakfast is light, and lunch and dinner are not served on-site. Others add that the surrounding area is mostly the old town, and lacks modern dining facilities, and dislike that bars are some distance from the property.

Some guests note that several public areas are dead zones for mobile reception, and say that Wi-Fi signals are poor on the rooftop and terraces. Others add that the general area has patchy mobile phone reception, and dislike that the Internet connection speed is slow.