B&B Donna Adelina

The location, near the train station, was ideal for us but it is still walking distance to the main sights. We were welcomed by the friendly Natasha, who despite not speaking English and us Italian, showed us to our room and let us know the arrangements for breakfast etc. The room we had was lovely, clean, of decent size and it was very quiet at night.

On check out we were asked for extra city tax as the rate had increased since we booked, which is totally fine. However, we ended up paying more than we should have. The rate is €2.50 per person per night and in total we paid €4 each. We had a train to catch so decided to pay the money. It didn’t mar the experience of staying here but it would have been useful to have been told of the increase on arrival.

Perfect for a quick stay in Naples, the room as very clean, close to the train station, super comfortable, a nice shower. The staff was incredibly nice, Natasha welcome us with lots of courtesy, she was just great. The breakfast was also very good. With fruits, chesse and italian salume, and one of the best croissant I ever eaten.

Nothing about the B&B, just don't let the entrance back you down, the inside is very new and with good facilities. Naples can be kind of dirty, feel like unsafe but we had no problem regarding that.

Donna Adelina is an amazing place. The bright and sunny rooms are very beautifully furnished and super spacious. The landlord welcomed us very friendly and gave us some great tips on cultural and culinary highlights of Naples. Natasha pampered us with a yummy breakfast including a delicious orange jam made by the landlady whose exceptional paintings can be seen at the venue.

Proximity to the station. Large and spacious and very well set out interior wise. We arrived earlier than stated and the owner was able to accommodate this. Natasha was superb - friendly, great host and gave good tips. Freshly squeezed orange juice for breakfast was a bonus.

The area outside the apartment isn't the most attractive and quite messy. There was an air of unease in the evening.