Tu alojamiento en Ercolano

There is a few things to like about this hotel but a lot more to dislike!! Room with balcony with views over the bay of Naples is lovely Breakfast nice but staying for 7 nights it got really repeatative with nothing changing Em that's it I think on likes Location leaves a lot to be desired as nothing nearby it's a good 20 minute walk to any kind of shop, more for a proper supermarket as there is nothing at the hotel Staff unfriendly and I think a it's a chew for them to help in any way Evicted from a sunbed in the pool area on Saturday as a member of public had pre-booked it so absolutely no courtesy for hotel guests Service in restaurant very poor and as a restaurant manager just wanted to give some basic training 😕 Pista resistance left my passports in the room after check-out and after ringing them to go look where I had left them they continued to say they couldn't find them as the room had been cleaned and no sign of them so after asking 3 times to double check they where found so obviously no cleaning was done (they got the passports to me in the end) If I hadn't pressed them hard i would still be in Naples Location is not good and as for previous reviews being 10/12 euros to train station it's not it's 20 euros and getting it there and back to go site seeing soon adds up Overall I would not stay here again and would not recommend

In my opinion, Palazzo Adele is the best place we ever stayed in. If we go to Ercolano again, it would be our only choice. The building is very elegant. The terrace on the 2nd floor (or 1st floor in Europe) is spacious. The parking is gated, only opened with a key fob. The room is spotless; I even feel comfortable walking on the floor barefooted---the only other hotel that gave me such confidence was The Ritz-Carlton in Toronto. The owner is such a nice guy! When we arrived, he gave us a warm greeting. He also provided us with some great advice on how to go to visit Vesuvius and Pompeii, as well as where to eat. In fact, he printed out some useful information, which became our guidebook in the following few days. We went to the Herculaneum Site as he suggested, spent nearly 2 hours there, only covered 60% of the whole place. We followed his instruction to purchase the tickets to Vesuvius, and had a great trip there. We asked about restaurant, he suggested a few of them. We tried the best one on the list, Bistrot Italia, fantastic food, affordable price, nice wine, and impressive service. It was so good that on the day we left, we went there again. The location of Palazzo Adele is great! Walking distance to almost everywhere (the train station, the Herculaneum Park, restaurants, The Royal Palace of Portici, oh and an amazing gelato place). The neighborhood is nice. I remembered we walked through a short tunnel and there was not even a slight trace of urine smell in the air, which was very, very impressive. All in all, Palazzo Adele is a great place to stay. Highly recommended to anyone visiting the Naples and Pompeii area.

El hotel Herculaneum está situado justo frente a la entrada de las cavernas de Ercolano, cerca de la estación de la circunvesuiana, muy cómodo para los huéspedes que quieren visitar el antiguo Ercolano. Nosotros habíamos reservado una habitación doble, pero nos han honrado un upgrade, haciendo que nos hospedamos en una triple muy amplia. La habitación está limpia y equipada con todo lo que necesita y así el baño, con tantas toallas y una ducha grande. El desayuno, satisfactorio, dulce y salada, se sirve en una hermosa sala de vista del mar y excavaciones. La noche primero debemos comunicar el horario elegido y los alimentos que se gustan, cumplimentando una ficha, pienso debido a las restricciones Covid. En la proximidad del hotel hay muchos bares, pizzerias, restaurantes y tiendas de diferentes clases para cada necesidad. En conclusión, una excelente estancia en una ubicación agradable y no caro. El personal es muy amable y preparado. Seguramente una buena estancia para aconsejar.

Excelente, por encima de las expectativas. Muy recomendable si quieres visitar la Costa Amalfitana, las ruinas de Pompeia y Napoles, pero a la vez descansar con total tranquilidad, alejado del bullicio de esos sitios. Una pena haber viajado en enero, sin poder probar la magnífica piscina, pero a cambio, ha merecido ver el Vesubio nevado !