Hotel Gli Dei

Rooms were clean. Hotel overlooked mountains and sea. A beautiful view. Pool was surprisingly large. Would stay again.

We liked the room, the swimming pool and the free parking.

Spectacular views on both sides of hotel and you can climb steps to top of hotel for a 360 view of both Naples bay and mt vesuvius.Steep road to hotel which takes you by surprise.

Spectacular views and friendly staff! Not comfortable for people without a car because the shuttles are from 9am to 8pm.

Once we got there it was fabulous but getting there was a nightmare. Taxi to the property was 65 euro but took the bus to the train station for 10 euro. Taxis are thieves.

Splendid hotel situated overlooking the town and a volcano. Staff were excellent throughout and the facilities were of a high standard. Highly recommended.

Hotel is situated next to a dormant volcano, I would recommend hiring a car if staying here, it's a fair walk and steep to get anywhere. The hotel is pleasant, staff are very professional however it is very quiet and I dont recommend eating at the hotel, the quality and price of meals in the local area is a lot better. The pool is nice and the rooms are clean with good air conditioning and the views from the balcony are probably the best in the area. The train station is a 20 minute walk away with good connections. 30 min walk to the sea front.

Accommodating staff, very nice. Hotel could use some renovations

The gentleman at reception was so kind and helpful. The balcony was huge. Beautiful views both front and back of property. Lovely setting for a romantic dinner. Time for new beds.

Great location. Friendly staff. Great sunset at this hotel.

Hotel staff were helpful.

Very nice experience with excellent staff. The location is not downtown and you will need a car or taxi service to get to any restaurants besides the hotel facilities.

But be aware that the pool is frequently closed due to wedding receptions and other functions. Internet access is spotty

The hotel is situated overlooking Pozzuoli and the bay. It is a beautiful view from the front of the hotel, and the garden area is lovely. There is a nice looking pool, but it was blocked off, and does not open until around the middle of July. The access up to the hotel is very, very steep. It is not something that you would want to walk up, or down for that matter. The hotel had little blue van that would drop us down into Pozzuoli, (not sure if that was really what is was meant for, as it was a little scruffy) and then it was a case of trying to find a taxi to get back to the hotel. That was no easy task a lot of the time. The hotel is clean and the staff are helpful. BUT - this hotel really is not geared to tourists to my mind. It is obviously more geared up for business conferences, wedding receptions and parties in general. We stayed for 3 nights, and there was something going on the whole time. The last night we were there, there was a wedding reception, who took over the dining room, so you couldn't get in to have dinner even if you wanted to. We felt quite uncomfortable at times. All in all, it was very disappointing.

We had a suite for 5 people. Plenty of space and large bathroom although the beds were very hard. Staff very helpful and friendly. Breakfast continental style and lots of choice. Very high up and so had amazing views of the area and mount vesuvius from room balcony and other large terraces around the hotel. Next to Solfatara volcano so sulphur smell at times. Free parking and you really need a car to get around. Wifi a little intermittent in the room. Would recommend.

Large and comfortable family room, with beautiful views and a stunning swimming pool. Very helpful staff and lovely breakfast.

Fantastic location in a somewhat grotty area of Naples. The dining room and pool areas are 5 star but the rooms do not reflect this, they are very basic. However, we enjoyed our stay here as luckily the pool was available. Apparently if there is a wedding this is not the case. We stayed in August and were surprised to find there was hardly anyone else there; the dining room and bar were empty. A car is recommended as this hotel is up a large hill, too far from anywhere to walk. We would recommend this hotel.

This is a hotel that clearly had it's day in the 70's. It doesn't seem to have been modernized since then. It's difficult to find (go left (NOT through the arch) when you get to the arch after turning off the main road). It's up a long steep hill. The view is okay if you get a sea-side view, but not even that spectacular, and the town smelled of sewage so though we had a balcony, we didn't use it. Food was fine, breakfast a typical European one. There was Wi-Fi in the room and it had AC. We stayed there because we wanted to see Pompei, but it was on the other side of Naples. Also there was a ton of construction to get to it, so even with a GPS, we got lost a few times within a couple miles of the hotel.

This is a great venue with attention to service. Although difficult to find (directions are confusing), it really is quite convenient to airport and is away from the city with a spectacular view of the sea. Pool is wonderful. To ensure we found our way to the airport in our rental car, the overnight desk clerk told us to follow him. He took us to the Tangengial then went home. A find for airport departures or for stays in Napoli.

The hotel has a great view as it sits on top of a hill. It has a lovely pool, however...beware. It is almost always closed for private parties. It is pretty far away from "town" and you would need to have a rental car or take a semi-expensive taxi ride to the port area where all the restaurants are located. The breakfast was good but not my favorite since there were no eggs available, however, very adequate. The air conditioning worked well in our room, however, the one in our friends room quit in the middle of the night and they moved to another room. The front desk staff were very helpful with this, but it was not a very restful evening for our friends :)