Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Castel Morrone from AU$104

"Staff are friendly."

"Friendly staff, clean spacious rooms and good restaurant."

"Excellent hotel and easy access to the train station. The hotel has an amazing breakfast. The area around hotel has decent food but when in central Napoli there is better."

"Palazzo Caracciolo has been our go-to hotel for over a decade whenever we visit Naples, we go there once a year since my family leaves there. The staff is consistently fantastic, always helpful and courteous. Gennaro DS is the best!"

"Left too early for breakfast. Didn’t feel like a good or clean neighborhood "

"The surrounding area seemed to be an old district. But it is near a train/subway station"

"Good clean room. Staff did a workaround we requested to make the double bed more like twin single beds. They also lent us the small scissors we asked for. The room had good acoustic isolation with the streets outside, as it managed to silence the noisy streets outside. Good air conditioning. Had a medium-sized safe that could hold a laptop but didn't have a frigobar. Spacious bathroom and shower box. Bidet with appropriate aiming. Very diverse and good quality breakfast. The internal areas of the hotel are well kept, cozy and decorated. Checkout at noon is great, as there are other places that say 11 or even 10 in the morning. There are also things you can buy in the reception, like various drinks, snacks, and electric gadgets. Location is great in the sense it is as close as it gets from the main train station from the city. Unfortunately, not the hotel's fault obviously, most of that central city region is a slum. "

"Bed was very uncomfortable"

"Just weird. If someone said to the designer:every function, make it smaller and more awkward, then this would win. From finding your room to just shuffling around in it because it's so small to the lifts which are tiny to breakfast which is pathetic. Hot food, don't help yourself, the staff will serve you to limit your consumption. And the choices are tiny and poor so who cares? And no coffee in room, no kettle etc. I could go on. At length. Dreadful place. "