We stayed just the one night to visit the ruins but now wish we had stayed longer. We stayed in room 206 on the first floor. A huge, oval room about 8x5m, tastefully furnished in black, white and grey and with the bed set 1.5m from the end of the oval, with a massive bed head that was also a... More

If you decide to stay in Ercolano to visit Herculaneum (or for any other reason) I doubt you could find a better place to stay in this city. For starters, it is located about a 5 - 10 minute walk from the site entrance - albeit a walk through a pretty dodgy area of town. It is also about a... More

The only reason to stay in Ercolano is to visit the ruins at Herculaneum. Even then, you can stay in Naples and come out here on public transportation or taxi for a day trip to the ruins. Ercolano itself is an unattractive, run down neighborhood on the outskirts of Naples. The hotel itself used to be a palazzo and it... More

The hotel is definitely nice but it's in a bit of an interesting neighborhood and it's also quite a hike from the train station (much further than they make it seem on the website.) I would definitely not recommend staying here if you are taking the train unless you don't mind walking - it just wasn't that fun with a... More

What a wonderful surprise. The approach to the hotel was a bit daunting, narrow, not very clean, noisy and crowded streets. But on entering the hotel the relief was immediate. Here was a tastefully and delightfully converted old villa with the most picturesque and well groomed huge garden and grounds. The room was huge with very comfortable beds and a... More

Set in it's own wonderfully kept extensive grounds this beutifully restored hotel has a modern interior. We had a large room which overlooked the garden, the bathroom was well equipped with both a shower over the bath and a shower cubicle, The housekeeping staff were very thorough servicing the room. The staff were attentive and very helpful. The restaurent food... More

It's a five minute walk from the ruins of Herculaneum, and an absolute jewel in a very questionable area. Felt very secure once in the hotel, the grounds are amazing, and the food exceptionally good quality for a very good price. The only issues we had- the air conditioning wasn't working when we arrived and wouldn't be for another week-... More

An historic villa built around 1730. Great location to reach Naples, Pompeii, and the Amalfi coast. Reasonable access to public transit. Great parking, although a little hard to find. Surprised by an excellent breakfast. Excellent, courteous staff.

We wanted to be close to the ruins on our trip in July of 2012 and found the property on TA. Several comments stated the area was a problem and the street noise was an issue, but we though the property looked interesting, requested a room overlooking their park and made the reservation. We were so happy with the staff,... More