I didn't stay ! After arriving and having the owner yelling at me and then yelling at Hotels.com rep. And feeling very unsafe, threatened, scared and locked in!! I left in absolute Tears. Even a man sitting on the bench out front says the owner is horriblen yelling all the time. Don't go here unless you're ready to battle.!!

Very impressed with the friendly owners and staff, there is secure off road parking for €7 a day and breakfast can be taken on the balcony with a view of the Amalfi coast and the Isle of Capri. There is very good and very cheap pizza just around the corner and the ruins of Herculaneum are a five minute walk, just turn right out of the hotel and keep walking until you see them. We found the stay very enjoyable

We chose this B&B because of it's close proximity to Herculaneum & Ercolano station. After a little trouble finding I Papiri (to be expected in Italy!) we were greeted by the owner and offered nibbles & a drink. She & her husband couldn't have been friendlier, despite the language barrier. The room was clean with a twin doors opening out onto the roof terrace. Nice continental breakfast with fresh pasties. I Papiri served our purposes perfectly & I can recommend it if you are traveling on a budget.

We chose this B&B because of its close proximity to Herculaneum & Ercolano station. After a little trouble finding I Papiri (to be expected in Italy!) we were greeted by the owner and offered nibbles & a drink. She & her husband couldnt have been friendlier, despite the language barrier. The room was clean with a twin doors opening out onto the roof terrace. Nice continental breakfast with fresh pasties. I Papiri served our purposes perfectly & I can recommend it if you are traveling on a budget.

Extremely friendly hosts who provided us with complimentary limoncello and snacks on the communal balcony overlooking Capri on arrival - very welcome after a crowded train journey from Naples. The room was a bit on the small side but had a view of Capri from its own balcony, a TV with extensive channels, a comfortable bed, and what looked like a new bathroom suite. It is very well located for the train station and the ruins in Ercolano (Herculaneum), and they were happy to keep our bags for the day while we looked round. The pillows were unfortunately rather hard and prevented a good nights sleep, and the breakfast was limited. But, overall, we enjoyed our one night (the small town doesn't require a more extensive stay). The 'spaghetteria' near the ruins (on the main road from the station) did a nice lasagne.

We came here because of proximity to the archaeological digs at Herculaneum. It's perfect for that -- only a couple of minutes walk, and a safe place to leave your car, behind locked gates and completely out of sight of the street. The street the hotel is on is fine, but some other nearby areas are heavily graffiti-ed. We (being American/UK) would be nervous there at night. To be fair, much of Italy seems to be this way, and we had no problems. There are very few tripadvisor rated restaurants in the area, and so our advice is to have some food with you just in case. However, we didn't try any restaurants and were there only one night -- other reviews do rate local restaurants, and Leo was happy to recommend some which we didn't try. We met Graziella (Leo's wife) once when she delivered coffees to the room -- reasonably priced and with some complementary cake. The top comments -- Leo was very friendly and accommodating, we arrived a bit early and it was no problem for him. The views out to Capri were lovely and there is a large terrace. The room was very clean. The bed was comfortable. At night there was a local dog barking, but he did finally stop. Would we stay here again? Yes, we would. It's not the Ritz, but is very clean, the owners are nice, accommodating, friendly, and come across as if they want to please. Be warned -- they don't speak English, but with my limited Italian it went fine.

We came here because of proximity to the archaeological digs at Herculaneum. Its perfect for that -- only a couple of minutes walk, and a safe place to leave your car, behind locked gates and completely out of sight of the street. The street the hotel is on is fine, but some other nearby areas are heavily graffiti-ed. We (being American/UK) would be nervous there at night. To be fair, much of Italy seems to be this way, and we had no problems. There are very few tripadvisor rated restaurants in the area, and so our advice is to have some food with you just in case. However, we didnt try any restaurants and were there only one night -- other reviews do rate local restaurants, and Leo was happy to recommend some which we didnt try. We met Graziella (Leos wife) once when she delivered coffees to the room -- reasonably priced and with some complementary cake. The top comments -- Leo was very friendly and accommodating, we arrived a bit early and it was no problem for him. The views out to Capri were lovely and there is a large terrace. The room was very clean. The bed was comfortable. At night there was a local dog barking, but he did finally stop. Would we stay here again? Yes, we would. Its not the Ritz, but is very clean, the owners are nice, accommodating, friendly, and come across as if they want to please. Be warned -- they dont speak English, but with my limited Italian it went fine.

The hotel was nice and included secure parking which was important. The neighborhood appears economically deprived but seemed safe enough to walk around.