Savoy Riviera

Check in is complicated and not clarified that you need to contact the hotel in advance for instructions to get inside. Check in is too early at 10 am. Otherwise it’s an ok hotel

The outside doesn’t look great but once your inside it’s very clean and charming. Host is lovely. I enjoyed my stay and rooms were spacious. Just remind the host when your arriving as we forgot to do this and waited for message to get into property. I would recommend the stay as reasonable priced with breakfast.

We really liked this place. It was clean, comfortable, and they gave us the large, beautiful room next to the reception desk. When we booked on *******, we thought it was a hotel. But it is actually more like a guesthouse or B&B. We never saw anyone at the front desk, and we learned when our flight was cancelled and we had to rebook and land in Naples after 10 pm, that there was a fee for late check-in. We were super grateful for Fabio who picked us up from the airport (for less than the cost of a taxi) and checked us in. We were able to communicate our needs through WhatsApp. The rooms live behind a fortress, gates and doors, with a small rickety-feeling elevator, otherwise one has to climb about 4 flights of stairs to get up there. They gave us a set of several keys with which to get in and out of the building. We were brought a typical Italian petit dejeuner daily, good coffee and a pastry. It is close to the metro, has some nice restaurants and bars nearby. Savoy Riviera was super Neopolitan! It is a good place for the price. For those who can manage the flexibility of a guesthouse with no front desk vs a hotel, I highly recommend it.