A very friendly hotel, with staff who did everything they could to help us, despite the language barrier. It is comfortable, if old fashioned in decor, which we liked. We had expected to be able to get breakfast and a beer or a glass of wine at night, neither of which was available, though you can get non-alcoholic hot and cold drinks and snacks from vending machines in the foyer. The area is basically industrial but is convenient for the Pompeii ruins, which are just a 20 minute walk away.

Good location if you want to visit Pompeii ruins, hard to find

Nicely located. 10-15 walk to the station and the Pompeii ruins.

The hotel was good although not for their fault the place wasn't easy to find and is very far from basic services. In the other hand I have to say that it seems that unless you are in the city and far away from the ruins, this is always the case.

I believe that all issues were included in the price which was great, so satisfied all in all. Just don't expect too much. The interior is worn-out, mold on the ceiling, but toilet worked OK. The staff is helpful. The district may look daunting to somebody. No cafes or shops nearby. The road to the train station/entrance to the ruins takes about 10-15 minutes. It may be dangerous in the dark because of no sidewalks and precarious driving habits. The breakfast costs just 3.5 euro, but there is nothing to eat really, better eat around the train station or buy something in a supermarket. A rooster yelled every morning from 5 to 8am at the very least, at that there were no eggs for breakfast. WiFi was very poor, don't rely on it.

Unfortunately we found the bed uncomfortable and the air conditioner did not work well. Our check in agent was very helpful and pleasant.

Best place to street for visiting the ruins.

The service was good, the staff was really nice and helpful. There was no cereals in the Breakfast which should be a standard these days. Breakfast is pretty ordinary.