Overall Ratings & Reviews Residenza Nicola Amore

This is closer to a Hostel, definitely not a hotel. Advertised amenities were 24/7 front desk, gym, bar, etc. Front desk is the bar, cluttered with paperwork, more of an office with a few bottles on the wall. It was padlocked up before 8pm. Called at 815 to get ice on our cell because room has no phone, but we were informed no ice, sheets were gross, crusted booger on the sheets, shower leaked, black mold residue on the wall, if theres a gym there we couldn't find it. They claim to be fully able to speak English, but it was impossible to get past yes or no, really terrible area outside. All the photos are taken when it was clean and with some good angles. DO NOT STAY HERE. PS: we slept fully clothed on top of the comforter.

Cute place, not really a hotel, it’s a floor of a large building. The staff was very nice, the room was cute with a nice bathroom. It seemed like a very good value, location is great for exploring.

Being new to Italy, this style of hotel was quite a mystery - it is located on the first floor only of an apartment block and on arrival you have to ring a doorbell and then find your way up to the reception. The staff were friendly and helpful, what we saw of them, but most of the time no one was there. We missed breakfast as we were leaving town on an early train and breakfast is only served (in room) from 8:30 - no staff had arrived when we left at 8. The room was very basic. The "double" bed was actually twin beds pushed together which slipped apart over night. The television was tiny but functional. Bathroom was basic but functional. Location is excellent for the old city (a fantastic adventure), 15 mins walk from the regional station for trains to Pompeii, 25 mins from central station and, normally, just next to the metro (the station was being rebuilt when we were there, due to have reopened 12 months ago - should be good once finished though).

The location of this hotel is very good close to train station and many attractions. The elevator belong to 50's or 60's with capacity of 3 people. You need 4 keys to reach your room. The staff are very helpful when available.

For whom doesn't know history, The place is on one of the must historical street of Naples, ( Corso Umberto ) 10 minutes walk to the train station &. 10 minutes to Piazza Municipio, Marchio Angioino & the pier to go the the islands. 10 minutes from the Cathedral of San Gannaro. ( The Saint of the melting blood ) If anyone in Naples or Italy would like to rent or buy an apt on the street or this building? You better be Very Very Rich and trying to find who's renting or selling.

hotel was ok. in an old building on a main street in the old part of naples. the guys running it are friendly and will help you part your car either in the lot for 20 euros a day or just on the streets for no charge. the room seems a bit grimy like the rest of the city. no place in the hotel to eat breakfast but they will bring you a croissant and a espresso.

It was just for one night so it was perfect. central. helpful staff

Great location, owners very friendly and helpful, would definitely stay here again

Ok if you just want a place to sleep while exploring Naples. Clean sheets and towels. Beds reasonably comfortable. Neighbourhood is ok, not terrible like around the station, but not super classy. Backstreets of the older area are nice behind it with lots of places to eat. Staff are helpful enough and easy to deal with. Reasonable English. Breakfast is a microwaved croissant and poor coffee that you can't get any earlier than 8:30am, but it's included so you eat it. Quite soundproof from busy road below. Small fridge in room. Close to supermarket.

I wanted to tour Naples and the surrounding area (Pompeii, Vesuvius, Herculaneum, etc.). This B and B was well priced and about a brisk ten-minute walk from the chaos of the train station area. The distance was a good thing and placed me very close to the street leading to the Duomo area. The side streets are a mind-blowing must-see walk. So, the location of this B and B was actually quite good. I wish, though, that the B that stands for breakfast was a little better. There is no staff at night on site, and they generally arrived around 9:00 am--which was a little late for me. As a traveler, I want to be out and about by then, and either had to skip the breakfast (oh how I wanted that espresso in my room) or wait impatiently for my turn. The room was very clean, the bathroom spacious by Italian standards, the AC was wonderfully cold and quiet, and the window onerlooking the busy Umberto I street had excellent soundproofing. I had a single bed, which was narrow but comfortable. I found Mario, the apparent manager or owner, very nice, but the ladies who cleaned and made the breakfast a little brusque. I think I would stay there again if I ever visited Naples and needed a decent and safe place to stay on a budget.

cheap-good location-bad breakfast-free wifi-

Mario looked after us well, listen guys for this part of the world I was very happy

Stayed in Residenza Nicola Amore 1 night on return from Ischia. Location is excellent in the middle of the shopping district. Was also easy walking distance from the port. Rooms are clean and service very friendly. Hotel staff organised our early morning cab to the airport. Would definately use this hotel again as it's great value for this price.

We stayed for 4 nights in June 2012. The location is excellent, you can walk to most places of interest in this very interesting city. The neighborhood is fine, we felt totally safe late at night walking back to the hotel, you have nothing to worry about, just use normal caution. The staff (including the owners) is very friendly and helpful with anything you need to know. We highly recommend this place to everybody making the very good decision to visit Naples and surrounding areas.

Hotel right in the middle of centre, about 10 minute walk from main station. Naples is very noisy but most of the street noise cant be heard from hotel room. Soundproofing is ok. Air con doesn't work the best and gets turned off when you're out but it doesn't get too musty in the room. The drains smelt a little but we just closed the bathroom door while we were there. Free wi-fi only works in certain areas of the room but it's manageable. The reception staff were always friendly but only understood minimal english. It took us a while to explain that we'd have to check out at 8 am and where we were to leave the keys....but again, it's manageable. You feel really safe in the room as you need 5 sets of keys to get there! So that's a bit of a pain...carrying around all those keys! Free breaky was a coffee and a pastry delivered to your room at a time of your choice, between 8.30 and 9.30. Small (and cramped) supermarket very close to hotel, turn right and then right again. Original pizza shop in Naples within walking distance from hotel, turn left and then left after the roundabout. Reception can give you a map and directions too. The pizza is amazing, they only offer 2 types, Margarita and Marinara, cost is only 4 euro! You can have a whole pizza and a beer for 6 euro. BUT expect crappy service, some of the waiters just ignore you until they're ready. If we were to return to Naples we'd stay at this hotel but don't think we will as Naples was too busy, dirty and loud for us.

We stayed only 2 nights in Naples at Nicola Amore. The location was fantastic and the staff were lovely. The room we had was on the street front and literally at the front desk, so it was quite noisy, but otherwise it was comfortable. It was very clean - in fact the cleaner moved lots of my belongings around the room to clean it while we were there. A tad annoying but at least we knew the room was very clean. The bed was comfortable but don't hold out for the breakfast. Loved Naples and will definitely be back to spend more time there!

Easy to find and fascinating entrance via huge old wooden door. Wi Fi available free. Some street noise but not excessive considering its central position. Simple but adequate breakfast, if a little late.

Lovely family run accomodation. Basic room, kept very neat and tidy and cleaned every day. Janelle was very acoomodating with our late check-in (of midnight), one quick phone call and everything was sorted. A bit of traffic noise, but that's Naples. Very happy!

This family owned hotel is located on the first floor of the apartment building. It is situated on the busy street, very close to port to take a trip to Capri and relatively close to Centrale to take a trip to Pompeii. Rooms are clean, very well equipped and decorated: huge hairdryer, small refrigerator, plenty of new big towels changed daily. There is an apartment on the same floor that you can rent from the same family. Next time I might go with the apartment, but the room for 3 people was still lovely. Breakfast is included and it is at the next door cafe with just baked pastries and great Italian cappuccino. Mario in the reception helped us with every request we had, printed maps if we needed them, gave directions. He arranged our transfer to the airport as well on Sunday early morning at 4 am.

This was a great hotel. Perfectly situated in the center of Napoli in one of the better neighborhoods. Great service from the owners, clean rooms and a great place to stay. I go to Napoli often and will definitely use it again.