Splendid hotel situated overlooking the town and a volcano. Staff were excellent throughout and the facilities were of a high standard. Highly recommended.

Nice hotel close to the city

Very friendly staff, stunning view

Hotel is situated next to a dormant volcano, I would recommend hiring a car if staying here, it's a fair walk and steep to get anywhere. The hotel is pleasant, staff are very professional however it is very quiet and I dont recommend eating at the hotel, the quality and price of meals in the local area is a lot better. The pool is nice and the rooms are clean with good air conditioning and the views from the balcony are probably the best in the area. The train station is a 20 minute walk away with good connections. 30 min walk to the sea front.

Accommodating staff, very nice. Hotel could use some renovations

The gentleman at reception was so kind and helpful. The balcony was huge. Beautiful views both front and back of property. Lovely setting for a romantic dinner.Time for new beds.

The gentleman at reception was so kind and helpful. The balcony was huge. Beautiful views both front and back of property. Lovely setting for a romantic dinner. Time for new beds.

Great location. Friendly staff. Great sunset at this hotel.

The hotel ignores completely individual tourists with even closing the swimming pool in favor of weddings.We stayed 2 night during weekdays and were treated with 2 weddings and accompagnied noise.

Hotel staff were helpful.

Very nice experience with excellent staff. The location is not downtown and you will need a car or taxi service to get to any restaurants besides the hotel facilities.

The view, just the view it's worth it!!

But be aware that the pool is frequently closed due to wedding receptions and other functions. Internet access is spotty

The hotel is situated overlooking Pozzuoli and the bay. It is a beautiful view from the front of the hotel, and the garden area is lovely. There is a nice looking pool, but it was blocked off, and does not open until around the middle of July. The access up to the hotel is very, very steep. It is not something that you would want to walk up, or down for that matter. The hotel had little blue van that would drop us down into Pozzuoli, (not sure if that was really what is was meant for, as it was a little scruffy) and then it was a case of trying to find a taxi to get back to the hotel. That was no easy task a lot of the time. The hotel is clean and the staff are helpful. BUT - this hotel really is not geared to tourists to my mind. It is obviously more geared up for business conferences, wedding receptions and parties in general. We stayed for 3 nights, and there was something going on the whole time. The last night we were there, there was a wedding reception, who took over the dining room, so you couldn't get in to have dinner even if you wanted to. We felt quite uncomfortable at times. All in all, it was very disappointing.

We had a suite for 5 people. Plenty of space and large bathroom although the beds were very hard. Staff very helpful and friendly. Breakfast continental style and lots of choice. Very high up and so had amazing views of the area and mount vesuvius from room balcony and other large terraces around the hotel. Next to Solfatara volcano so sulphur smell at times. Free parking and you really need a car to get around. Wifi a little intermittent in the room. Would recommend.

Large and comfortable family room, with beautiful views and a stunning swimming pool. Very helpful staff and lovely breakfast.

Fantastic location in a somewhat grotty area of Naples. The dining room and pool areas are 5 star but the rooms do not reflect this, they are very basic. However, we enjoyed our stay here as luckily the pool was available. Apparently if there is a wedding this is not the case. We stayed in August and were surprised to find there was hardly anyone else there; the dining room and bar were empty. A car is recommended as this hotel is up a large hill, too far from anywhere to walk. We would recommend this hotel.

This is a hotel that clearly had its day in the 70s. It doesnt seem to have been modernized since then. Its difficult to find (go left (NOT through the arch) when you get to the arch after turning off the main road). Its up a long steep hill. The view is okay if you get a sea-side view, but not even that spectacular, and the town smelled of sewage so though we had a balcony, we didnt use it. Food was fine, breakfast a typical European one. There was Wi-Fi in the room and it had AC. We stayed there because we wanted to see Pompei, but it was on the other side of Naples. Also there was a ton of construction to get to it, so even with a GPS, we got lost a few times within a couple miles of the hotel.

This is a hotel that clearly had it's day in the 70's. It doesn't seem to have been modernized since then. It's difficult to find (go left (NOT through the arch) when you get to the arch after turning off the main road). It's up a long steep hill. The view is okay if you get a sea-side view, but not even that spectacular, and the town smelled of sewage so though we had a balcony, we didn't use it. Food was fine, breakfast a typical European one. There was Wi-Fi in the room and it had AC. We stayed there because we wanted to see Pompei, but it was on the other side of Naples. Also there was a ton of construction to get to it, so even with a GPS, we got lost a few times within a couple miles of the hotel.

This is a great venue with attention to service. Although difficult to find (directions are confusing), it really is quite convenient to airport and is away from the city with a spectacular view of the sea. Pool is wonderful. To ensure we found our way to the airport in our rental car, the overnight desk clerk told us to follow him. He took us to the Tangengial then went home. A find for airport departures or for stays in Napoli.

The hotel has a great view as it sits on top of a hill. It has a lovely pool, however...beware. It is almost always closed for private parties. It is pretty far away from town and you would need to have a rental car or take a semi-expensive taxi ride to the port area where all the restaurants are located. The breakfast was good but not my favorite since there were no eggs available, however, very adequate. The air conditioning worked well in our room, however, the one in our friends room quit in the middle of the night and they moved to another room. The front desk staff were very helpful with this, but it was not a very restful evening for our friends :)

Although a good grade hotel it location is too far from the town, the taxi fares to the town are very expensive between 15 and 20 euros. The hotel nominated taxi was a rip off. The fare was different each time. Considering the hotel has a preferred taxi it does not make any difference to the cost. the taxi driver seemed to just charge as much as possible. The hotel was focused on weddings and not service to the guests. the hotel swimming pool as not in use due to need to look good for the wedding partys. The resturant was setup for the weeding and not the paying guests. The breakfast selection was very poor as the only thing which seemed to be important was the wedding party. On the whole the hotel should not take booking at the same time as providing weddings. I would not recommend this hotel. I was very dissapointed with the whole experience.

A stunning hotel with fantastic views, both back and front, with Naples bay to the front and mountains and volcanoes to the rear. Though be aware that these views are available purely because of the hotels location, situated at the top of the Volcano, Solfatara. The road to the hotel is via a VERY steep incline which can take 10-15 mins to walk. For those averse to walking or hiring a car while in Italy your only option are taxis, otherwise this hotel is not for you, which is sad because it is stunning. The staff are very polite, pleasant and welcoming and the food first class. A major attraction of this hotel for us was that even in August it is not teaming with tourists (Pozzouli, while steeped in history is not yet a tourist destination by the Brits) which meant that the fabulous outdoor swimming pool was there for us to enjoy whenever we wished. So if your idea of a great holiday is a quiet break away in a quiet, clean 4* hotel while soaking up the hot summer sunshine, then this is the place. Try not to be put of by the major walk required getting to and from the hotel otherwise you'll be missing out on a fantastic holiday experience.

The Hotel Gli Dei is situated on the top of a very steep hill, as previous reviews had mentioned, so that wasn't a surprise! The views are indeed amazing - Vesuvius from the back, Ischia and Pozzuoli at the front. Some reviewers had mentioned 'unhelpful' staff, but we found them really friendly, helpful and polite. Yes, the pool is sometimes closed for functions, BUT this tends to be at around 1pm on certain days, and the hotel have obviously paid attention to previous criticism because they told us up front which days this would apply to - and it was 4 days out of our 10 day stay. On those four days we lounged happily at the pool in the morning, then did trips out in the afternoon, so it was really no big deal. Incidently the pool was bigger than the photos suggest, and there were very few people there apart from us; in fact, on one day, we had the whole area to ourselves! For the amazing pool and the superb views there was only one disadvantage; the hotel is quite a way from the centre of Pozzuoli (a bustling, busy Italian resort with loads of shops, bars and restaurants). As we didn't hire a car, we did spend a lot on taxis. However, we wouldn't have wanted to drive, as the traffic in town was extremely busy at weekends - so that's up to you. If I went again I would probably hire a car for longer journeys - Naples, Vesuvius etc. We did our trips by train, which was easy and cheap, but return taxis from station were difficult to find, hotel will order them for you though.

Great hotel,fantastic views, and pungent aromas coming from the active volcano at the bottom of the hill make it an unforgettable stay. The hotel is up a very steep hill so beware! hotel have a minibus so get them to pick you up from the nearby pozzuoli train station,when you arrive, after that the minibus isnt always available it usually depends if the driver is around? Very basic bland breakfast but the fresh expresso was excellent. Great base for naples and other excursions! Fantastic pizza place nearby, best Pizza in naples!! opposite solfatari crater entrance on the left hand side of the road heading downhill into pozzuoli town(begins with V)

I took my girlfriend to this hotel for 4days! The taxi journey to the hotel was a rip off! but i didnt care i was on holiday! the hotel has a wonderful view and if u get a front room with sea view its just unbelievable!! Watch out, the pool can be closed because the hotel holds weddings most days! The food is expensive in the hotel and it is about a 1 hour walk to the town of Pozzuoli, where the good food is. So i would take a taxi....be ready to get ripped off! Pozzuoli is fantastic at night, its a really livily town! Overall it was a fantastic place to stay, abit out of town but the view makes up for it! And it does dent your pocket! If you dont like walking do not go to this hotel! if u just want to laze around do!!