A Hidden Gem of History and Hospitality – 5 Stars! Staying at Dimora Doria D’Angri was an unforgettable experience! From the moment I arrived, the staff went above and beyond to make my stay exceptional. Their warmth, attentiveness, and deep knowledge of the property’s history added an extra layer of charm to the visit. Whether it was providing recommendations or ensuring every detail of my stay was perfect, they were truly outstanding. The building itself is a masterpiece of history. Commissioned by Marcantonio Doria in the 18th century, it was constructed on the site of two previous Renaissance residences. The project, initially overseen by the renowned architect Luigi Vanvitelli, was later completed by his son, Carlo Vanvitelli. This palazzo is steeped in significance—on September 7, 1860, Giuseppe Garibaldi famously announced the annexation of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies to Italy from its balcony. Walking through its halls, you can feel the weight of history surrounding you. The interior seamlessly blends classic elegance with modern comfort. My room was beautifully designed, with a cozy yet sophisticated ambiance. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and every amenity was thoughtfully provided. I especially loved the stylish decor and the peaceful atmosphere, making it the perfect retreat after a day of exploring. A special mention to the staff, who made my stay truly memorable. Their kindness and professionalism were unmatched, always ensuring I had everything I needed. If you’re looking for a place that offers luxury, history, and top-tier hospitality, Dimora Doria D’Angri is the perfect choice. I can’t wait to return!

The property was spotless and the little extras in reception was a great addition. The location was brilliant everything you needed was on your doorstep. As we were arriving late the manager had sent us a video of how to gain access to this incredible building and onto our large room which was very helpful. Breakfast was a 30 second walk from the hotel to a little coffee shop. We saw a member of staff the day we were leaving but to be honest we didn’t need anyone during our stay as we had no issues. Naples is an incredible city and we will definitely return and our first choice will be this property. Thank you

No issues

It was very affordable for the room type and location. It’s right in the heart of Naples. The shower was like a steam room and very large. One of the best showers I’ve ever had.

The hotel has stairs to get to it that isn’t mentioned anywhere. You take the elevator up then walk down stairs then walk up stairs in the hotel itself. It wasn’t as clean as I’d like. You can tell the top lamp was wiped but the base was full of dust. This was the case for many other things. When I opened the toilet it has a wad of hair in it although there was a label over the seat to prove it was cleaned. That was weird.

The B&B was very well located in the old town of Naples walking distance to attractions like the Doumo and the National museum, some good dining options and bars. The breakfast was off site at a small espresso bar it was a bit basic - coffee and a croissant - but the young staff were very pleasant and the coffee was good. The B&B also had coffee, tea, water, snacks and fruit available 24/7.

More staff presence we felt a bit isolated sometimes as the reception was only staffed intermittently.

In a strategic location, inside the historic Palazzo Doria D'Angri, very close to Spacca Napoli and Via Toledo, very convenient for walking everywhere in the center of Naples. The facility staff contacted us via Whatsapp before our trip. We were greeted very warmly upon our arrival. Necessary procedures were carried out and suggestions were made about places to visit. The view of the castle from the balcony of our room was very beautiful. Naples is a bit noisy, but there wasn't much noise in our room. Our room had everything we needed and was cleaned every day. There were some snacks, coffee, water and fruit at the reception. We were given a voucher to have our breakfasts at Espresso Napoletano Spaccanapoli. Italian breakfast was very nice. Cappuccino and assorted croissants were great. The breakfast place was very close to our accommodation. 3 days were very insufficient for Naples. We would have liked to stay longer. We know where we will stay in Naples on our next trip.

There is nothing negative.

Breakfast needs improvent. It was at a Cafe across the street. Both mornings we choose eggs , toast n juice. The eggs seemed like quite a mission to have to make eventho it was one of the options for the breakfast and also eventho they made them in the microwave.... Microwaved dried eggs n burned toast with no butter. All other options were a pizza slice or a croissant with chocolate That's not really what we like to eat for breakfast. But perhaps its what's normal for an Italian breakfast? But would be really nice with some variety. Maybe just boiled eggs even instead of trying to microwave them.

Everything else about the accommodation was great! Really cool place in the heart of Napoli!

It's in a great location to see Naples, the building is beautiful as it looks like it's in part of an old palazzo. It's secure too and the room was comfortable and a good size.

Just be prepared with earplugs, it's a noisy city! The breakfast was nice but the staff in the place we had to go to weren't so great, they didn't seem very happy about having to give us breakfast there for some reason and we had to wait a long time compared to other customers. There is a lift but you then still need to go up and down a flight of stairs too so it's not completely accessible.

The location was perfect: it was practically at the centre of everything, any location we wanted to visit was reachable within max 30 min walk. We particularly appreciated the cleaning (every part of the room and bathroom was perfectly clean), the comfortable bed and the super helpful service of baggage storage prior to our departure (the day of the checkout we had more than half a day to spend visiting other locations before leaving Naples and the staff offered to leave the baggages in the entrance as much as we wanted). Very nice to see the shampoo and shower gel were in glass bottles instead of plastic :) I'd encourage even more the approach towards an as much sustainable as possible usage of refillable or reusable bags (e.g: washable bags for slippers?) The building itself is a museum: a true masterpiece of architecture. Really good soundproof windows: despite Naples is really chaotic (especially this area on a Sat night), the windows really set a fence between our sleep and the possible noise coming from the street. Very friendly staff and useful infos when arriving: the staff shared tips on places to eat and to visit. Bonus tip: just around the corner, there is a small gastronomy called "Cicol' e ricotta' (via Maddaloni 4A), a very good place where you can buy food to take away or to eat on-site on simple tables outside. Their dishes/specialties were really tasty and typical. They make panini with anything you want (literally: you can choose among the available preparations they have and ask them to fill your panino with anything you prefer), pasta, pizza, fried sneaks, typical pizza filled with escarole or ham/tomato/cheese, main dishes and side dishes as well.

Just out of consideration for the environment, I wouldn't change the duvet for 2 nights-stay. Everything was perfect so the only sidetone is that I wish we could've stayed more time in Naples We didn't really mind about breakfast, but if for some reason you expect to find a fully-equipped bar in the structure, it's not available: they anyway provide you vouchers to cover your breakfast in a super-close bar (literally 2 mins from the door) and there is a small self service area in the hall of the b&b where you can make yourself coffee, tea, grab a fruit and some biscuits. It wasn't really an issue to us, we actually enjoy going to the bar when visiting other cities :)

Great location, nice specious room, very clean and have all the facilities. The staff was very friendly and informative - they took good care of us - thank you!

The historical building is a nice bonus but access might be challenging for people with mobility limitations (it didn't bother us). The shower is somewhat open behind a blurred glass with no ability to fully close it.

The location was super central, everything within walking distance and if necessary metro 1 at the door. Amalia as a hostess was cordially: lots of tips, transport from airport. Comfortable bed, quiet and clean room, in a beautiful old palace and in a safe, vibrent neighborhood.

The shower didn't flow well. But that’s it, definitely book if you want to stay in Naples ;)