Casa D'Anna ai Cristallini

This is a sensuous Naples boutique hotel that you will not find on corporate website like Booking.com. In fact, it is an experience, not just a place to stay. Upon entering you are welcomed by arias and aromas, directed to a regal room, with sumptuous sofas and antiques. The five rooms each have a unique theme, with Chinese classical antiques and art deco touches. It has a serene terrace to enjoy the sunset as well as have breakfast. It is a few meters from an ancient Greek necropolis, an UNESCO site recently opened to the public, and the best coffee and pastry shop, Poppella, and the best pizza place, Pizzeria da Concettina ai Tre Santi. This is an ideal location to devote two to three days to discover Naples, or if you need to spend some time in Naples, before travelling to the Amalfi coast or Pompeii.

One of my favorite hotels in the world, Casa D’Anna is the perfect place to stay if you like elegant and well curated hotels, as well as having a direct access to explore the authentic side of Napoli. Located in the Sanita district, a vibrant and culturally significant district in Naples, the hotel is perfectly located to give the visitor access to the cultural and culinary marvels of Napoli. I have stayed in Casa D’Anna several times, and the staff always goes above and beyond to make me feel at home. All the rooms are different in design, which gives them character and a unique style. My favorite room is “Procida” which has an inherent elegance in its curated design. I would recommend to spend at least 4 days in Casa D’Anna to be able to enjoy the place, spend time in the Sanita district, and visit all the great sites that Napoli has to offer (my favorite being Ipogeo dei Cristallini, a Greek tomb located next to Casa D’Anna which is the only place I have seen perfectly preserved Greek frescoes and painted sculptures).

A real gem. Approached down what must be one of Naples's liveliest and noisiest streets, you enter this wonderful oasis set in a courtyard. It's classically-furnished and choc-full of art, a really stylish haven. We stayed in the Capri room - very comfortable although bathroom in need of a little refurb for which the owner, Alessandra, generously gave us a discount. She bought the hotel four years back and is upgrading it. We saw the new Palmarola room which looked lovely and would recommend. Alessandra and her team are super-friendly and helpful - they booked three great restos for us and provided great advice in exploring this fantastic district, including the Greek tombs next door owned by her husband! This hotel is a real find and hugely recommended

We stayed in Casa D’Anna in July 2023. We had a wonderful experience in the heart of the Sanità neighbourhood, with all its colours and life! Our host was very welcoming and kind. Our room was gorgeous, very clean and spacious, full with authentic and beautiful details. The terrace offered a view over the sanità buildings and was an unexpected oasis of calm in this lively neighbourhood. We had a lovely breakfast every morning, with homemade pastries and fresh fruit. We will definitely come back here again on our next trip to Naples.

A beautiful bed and breakfast for creative minds to relax among beautifully curated art. Every room is comfortable and has its own personality. Throughout are hand picked objects and artworks that feel personal and reflect the best of italy and its hospitality. (We even asked to buy some!) Alessandra is a lovely host, committed to making sure everyone’s stay is special. The area is vibrant and feels more like the real Napoli, but may be a bit of effort for travelers that need luxury shopping a few steps from their door. Can’t wait to stay again and look forward to seeing how the art throughout this special space changes over time.

In the rough and crowded area of La Sanita is hidden this beautiful B&B. The Interior decoration is splendid och Witherspoon so many Unique objects. Breakfast on the roof terrass is very good as well. Very close to the Metro and the Archeological Museum. Highly recommended

This hotel and its proprietor are an absolute treasure and beyond written description. Entering into this historical oasis guests are immediately transported back in time into a stunningly magical place. Every inch of the foyer, which also serves as a lovely dining room where a gorgeous breakfast is served, while the guest rooms are beyond tasteful and pristine. When entering and walking amongst the books and antiques, you feel like Italian royalty, and are treated as such. |This hotel is tucked away in a bustling part of old Naples, within walking distance to wonderful historic sights and restaurants, and the staff ensures a wonderful welcome of ease and grace.

Beautiful house in Sanita' distruct and was an incredible experience. Thw welcome, brrakfast, cadle and incredible interior thebesthotel inNaples I would like to liveall my life in casa d'anna ai cristallini. Alezsandra was do kind and helpfull