The entry to this hotel is a strange. As other reviewers have noted, you stand at a large gate trying to figure out if this is really the hotel (hint--the bell for the hotel is on the left side of the gate). The hotel is small, quiet, and nicely appointed. The staff was very accomodating. We went to Naples mainly... more

I chose this hotel based upon TripAdvisor recommendations. Although very hard to find, it is well located for travelers wishing to be within walking distance of the National Archaeological Museum. The neighborhood is also interesting with lots of bookstores, antique dealers and cafes. We had a room on the ground floor adjacent to the garden. As others have mentioned, the... more

Napoli is my very favorite Italian city because of its art, its friendly people and its vibrant street life but. It can be exhausting and overwhelming at times. This hotel has the solution for the exhaustion. A beautiful garden with swimming pool with comfortable rooms in a restored late 19th century villa , an attentive staff and a fantastic breakfast... more

Great "boutique" hotel in chaotic Naples. Clean, friendly, spacious and nicely furbished. Interesting location of the rooms ("on the roof"), with a great view. Very quiet. Internet access did not work (neither cable nor wireless), which was a bit inconvenient for work. Breakfast was very nice, staff friendly and efficient. more

We spent one night here while we were travelling around Italy on our honeymoon. We wanted it to be special so we booked the junior suite for our stay. The room itself was a duplex rom with the sitting area downstairs and the bedroom and the bathroom upstairs. It also had a little balcony overlooking the street. It was wonderful... more

In this chaotic smelly rough and tumble town, here is an oasis of calm, much appreciated by the fashion-concscious crowd in the movie and advertising business. It's nice enough -- very nice, in fact -- and the staff at the reception are helpfull and friendly but I felt I could be anywhere and that spoilt my whole stay. Besides, when... more

So we arrived in Naples after dark. Cab from airport took us through mazes of streets, covered with graffiti, and turned up a narrow street which turned out to be Costantinopoli. (The hotel is named after its address, 104 Costantinopoli.) After several blocks the cab stopped in front of a dark wall in a dark block with a tall gate.... more

We stayed at the Costantinopoli 104 for the last four nights of our honeymoon. I must admit, that when our train pulled into Naples station, my heart sank. In fact as we were driven though Naples (in a car that the hotel had very nicely arranged) my heart kept sinking even lower. However, as soon as we entered the courtyard... more

Myself, my husband and our eight year old son stayed at the Costantinopoli 104 for two nights in the second week of July of 2008. It is a great hotel. We had a junior suite that was stylishly appointed, and very comfortable. We loved the pool, an absolute necessity in such hot weather. The buffet breakfast was excellent. My son... more