Diletto a Napoli - guest house

A lovely converted flat with several rooms in an old palazzo, right in the middle of the old town of Naples. The rooms are large, comfortable and beautifully decorated, and what you lose out on in terms of traditional hotel amenities, you gain in being within walking distance of the cathedral, the archaeological museum and all the good restaurants. Not perfect by any means, but excellent value for money.

We had a great time. We were very warmly welcomed by Raffaele who gave us loads of excellent advice about where to go in Naples (we loved the guided tour of the theatre which we would never have found without his suggestion) and where to eat and drink well. The room was huge, beautifully designed with massive, super comfortable beds. It isn't like a conventional BnB where there is always someone around but this suited us fine. We were happy to make our own breakfast in the morning (everything is provided). The BnB is in an old building and really well located to visit the old town of Naples. Highly recommended!

Great location for exploring the historic centre of Napoli. Beautiful rooms, very tastefully decorated. The apartment is within one of the old palazzos that are so typical of Napoli. Breakfast is self-service, which means you can have it at any time and enjoy a lie-in if you want!||||Friendly and helpful staff, although no staff based on site, so you have to arrange check in time in advance to meet someone who will let you in. They did respond very quickly to a phone call when we got there slightly earlier than expected.

Very good BnB. Genuinely welcomed and looked after by Luigi and the owner (forget his name). Big, comfy, quiet room. Large, well-equiped kitchen/dining area. Pretty well situated for the historical centre. A slight lack of variety in the breakfast would be the only minor weakness - some fruit, yogurt and cake would be welcome. Overall it's great and always a pleasure to return after a day in town. If we go back to Naples we'd definitely hope to find a room there.||||Stuart and Nico.

Diletto a Napoli is well situated for those who are looking to explore the old centre of Naples. I arrived by taxi, about 15-20 drive from the airport and met by Raffaele who was very welcoming and helpful with maps and suggestions for what to see in Naples. My room was large and comfortable in a shared flat. Refrigerator was well stocked with a working kitchen so you are able to make your own meals if you like, but why would you miss out on the wonderful food in Naples! Raffaele arranged a return taxi for me to the airport on the day of my departure as he had done for a few other guests in the flat. I would recommend Diletto a Napoli for those looking for a more authentic Naples experience and for travelers who like to meet and interact with other guests when traveling.

The location is possibly not for the faint-hearted, or those new to Naples, but in fact this B&B is well situated for those wishing to explore the heart of the old centre. It represents good value for money. Our room was quiet (efficient air conditioning) and fairly spacious. The showerroom was small but perfectly adequate for our needs. The mattress however was too firm for my liking and consequently I did not enjoy particularly good sleep. Breakfast was on the basic side and guests probably need to buy in certain items such as fruit. As another guest has commented, this B&B is reminiscent of a flat share; the upside of this is that we met our fellow guests and exchanged information on places to visit etc. It would have been nice to meet the owner but he did not make an appearance.||The major issue we had - and I hope that this has been resolved in the meantime - is the lock on the door to the courtyard leading to the building housing the B&B. It was almost impossible to open with the key we were given (slightly alarming when returning home late in the evening).

We stayed 2 nights here and would recommend for good value and great location. They booked a taxi to and from the airport to ensure we were not charged more than 20 Euros. |Big rooms and if you don’t mind sharing the kitchen and lounge, a good option to explore Naples.

We stayed at DiLetto a Napoli from 30th Sept until 3rd Oct, and loved our stay.||||The owners don’t live at the b&b, so we met Rafaelle there at a pre-arranged time. ||After showing us our room, and making sure we were settled-in, Rafaelle spent time with us, chatting about our plans whilst in Naples, and gave us some great advice about what to see and do, and also showed us a brilliant walking tour, so we got to see far more of beautiful Naples than we had expected to!||||Rather than a ‘traditional” b&b, this is more like staying in a shared apartment, with communal kitchen / dining area and access to a stocked fridge (eggs, juices, milk, bread, and preserves) as well as cereal and cookies for snacking.||Everything is clean and modern, but still feels warm and homely.||||Our room was large enough for 3 adults (me, my mum and my sister), and was spacious and comfortable, with an en-suite bathroom.||||As well as the key to the front gate from the street, and the key to the main front door, each room has its own set of keys, so you and your luggage are secure.||||The location of the b&b in the historic centre was perfect for us, located close to the Duomo, Pio Monte Della Misericordia (for 1 of the 3 Caravaggio paintings in Naples) and amazing street food, pizza and gelato to be found along Via dei Tribunali.