Charming oasis of calm within the madness of the Spanish quarter. The former convent was very well converted into a comfortable hotel with appropriate decor. Staff were attentive and friendly. Rooms were very clean. Good to have a roof-top terrace to sit outside. Extensive choices for continental breakfast. Good coffee from machine available during the day. You only need a short walk in any direction to find a reasonably priced pizzeria or restaurant. Many attractions within easy reach by foot or public transport.

Breakfast seating limited (but you could have breakfast in your room). Only one lift which was small and slow.

Only problem with the location was the narrow streets gave some taxi drivers an excuse to drop you a few hundred yards away from the hotel, other drivers had no trouble. Breakfast was very comprehensive, frequently refreshed. The breakfast room open for tea/coffee though the day was a bonus. Our room with the outside sitting area was also a bonus when needing a break from the chaos of the city. The communication from the hotel before our arrival was first class as was the service and friendliness of all the staff., during our stay.

Nothing comes to mind.

Very nice, welcoming staff. Convenient location. Very clean. Attractive, comfortable room with just about everything I needed. Amazing breakfast.

I had trouble with the shower apparatus. Sometimes there was hot water and other times just cold. I'm not sure what I did wrong, if anything. It's my fault that I didn't say anything about it earlier in my stay. It can be very noisy in the street outside. This is not the hotel's fault. The walls between rooms are thin. It's fine if the person in the next room is quiet, but one night the man next door had a very long, loud conversation on his phone until around 2 in the morning. I heard every word.

Where to start, this hotel is fantastic. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, Marco made really good dinner reccomendations and helped book a table at some fantastic places. The room was comfortable, cosy traditional style with a little balcony and doors which were really effective at keeping out noise from the street. Good shower and radio, tv and ac facilities. The breakfast was so good, a mix of savory and sweet options all freshly made and teas and coffees all day. The left over cakes and pastries from breakfast were also left out as well as fruit to snack on during the day. Over all a lovely traditional very well run hotel in a fantastic location, easy to find on the edge of the Spanish Quarter near metro station and short walks to fantastic places to eat. Also short walk to the coast.

it was all nice, maybe I'd prefer an extra pillow.

This hotel is about a 5min walk from the metro station (Toledo) and right in the Spanish Quarter. When we arrived, we thought there must be an event or festival happening but we were assured that it was just a normal Sunday. The neighbourhood is bustling with traffic, shops, restaurants, and general life happening everywhere. Our room was fantastic with lots of space to put our luggage in a sort of "hallway" with wooden built-ins. We had a queen bed + 2 single beds in a loft which meant our teens had their own space. The room was cozy and clean. The complimentary breakfast was really nice with plenty of options. The staff working the front desk in the hotel were lovely - friendly and helpful.

We had 2 small issues - one was that the wifi was broken in the whole hotel for about 24hrs and given the stone building, we had a difficult time getting online. This made some of our travel planning difficult. Not a deal breaker just an inconvenience. The 2nd issue was that we found the room quite stuffy - there was an AC unit, but we didn't want AC on since it was March. We just couldn't quite sort out a good temperature.

The staff were very welcoming and helpful. Location is excellent, it is walking distance (with cases on wheels) from the port. Next to a friendly bar for early evening drinks and watching the world go by. The room was very clean, it looked out onto a thoroughfare in the Spanish Quarter but we didn’t find it noisy. It was nice that coffee was available free of charge between 6am and midnight. Also nice to have hair straighteners as well as a decent hairdryer in the bathroom.

Storage is limited but it wasn’t a problem as we only stayed 2 nights.

Where do I start? We loved everything about our stay at this beautiful little hotel. The staff were exceptional and they all went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and comfortable. Maria, Flavia and Nello were absolutely wonderful. When we arrived the taxi driver wanted only cash and we didn’t have any as her. Maria paid for the taxi until we got cash to pay her back. On the day before we left, we needed to buy bus tickets and we were having trouble with our email so Nello booked the bus tickets and paid with his own visa card! We then gave him the cash. The breakfast was excellent with fresh and delicious food. The guests were encouraged and welcome to go to the dining area at any time if they were hungry to make a coffee or have a snack. The area that the hotel is in has a great and busy vibe with an array of excellent restaurants to choose from. It is also very close to areas of interest and the metro.

We loved everything.

We loved everything about Hotel Convento II The room was very clean and well ordered. Thoughtful touches added to the beauty which was in keeping with the area buildings. Very very near to everything and in the heart of all the action. The staff really made this hotel special. Friendly and welcoming and great for a chat. The breakfast was superb and again they have thought of everything. Though in the middle of many streets the room was quiet. We will come back and we will stay here again. Thank you all for your hard work.

There really was nothing to not like.

This hotel is in a fantastic location. We were a little unsure having read the guidebooks, which warn tourists off the Spanish Quarter, but it was fine. Bustling and vibrant with lots of places to eat, drink and shop just off the popular Via Toledo. The metro is just a 5 minute walk away and is really easy to navigate around the city. Breakfast was superb with lots of choice, delicious pastries and the singing waiter looked after me with my gluten free meal requirements. You can get tea and coffee at all times, the room was comfy, shower hot and when you close the windows it shuts out the noise of the streets outside completely. The staff all sing, Marco gave us a friendly welcome and could often be heard singing to himself on reception and we were treated to another of our hosts beautiful voice on our last night. Highly recommended little hotel!

If you like your bedroom to be completely dark at night then I’d advise packing a sleeping mask as there’s a bright green light on the air conditioning unit. Otherwise no problems at all.

Me and my wife recently had the pleasure of staying at the Hotel Il Convento in the heart of Naples, and I cannot recommend it highly enough. The building hosting the hotel is a historical one, later converted to a hotel; hence it has a traditional atmosphere. Our room was spacious, simple but elegantly furnished, and immaculately clean, offering all the modern amenities one could wish for (even hair straighteners are included). The beds are comfortable, ensuring a restful night's sleep. Some may find the mattress to be soft. What truly sets the hotel apart is Marco and the staff. Every member of the team is friendly and professional. Marco kindly guided us and offered insightful recommendations for local attractions, while the housekeeping staff maintained the room to the highest standard - every interaction was a pleasure. The hotel provided a truly memorable stay. We wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking comfort, great location, and outstanding service in Naples.