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Want to see Naples at its most beautiful? Here are the best hotels in Naples at a glance, with location, suitespot score and price per night. Our tip: if you want to see the gulf from your room, stay at the Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples in Chiaia; if you want to combine city and island, start at ROMEO Naples on the harbor and continue to Botania Relais on Ischia.
| Hotel | Location | suitespot score | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples | Chiaia | ★ 4.7/5 | 307 € |
| Botania Relais | – | ★ 4.6/5 | 490 € |
| De Bonart Naples | Chiaia | ★ 4.3/5 | 386 € |
| ROMEO Naples | Port | – | 555 € |
Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples · ChiaiaThe luxury hotels in Naples are few and very different, so the best hotel for you comes down to whether you want a view, an island or the harbor. For food lovers with an eye for views, we recommend the Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples on Corso Vittorio Emanuele, looking out to Vesuvius and Capri, with the two-Michelin-star restaurant George. If you would rather stay on the island, book Botania Relais on Ischia, with five pools in a three-hectare park.De Bonart Naples, formerly The Britannique, welcomes you under a new name: today it belongs to the Curio Collection by Hilton, and its design devotes each floor to a layer of the city – lava in the spa, courtyards in the lobby, gardens, domes and sky on the guest floors. The six Myths Suites display works by contemporary Neapolitan artists.
De Bonart Naples · ChiaiaAt ROMEO Naples, Il Ristorante Alain Ducasse Napoli earned its first Michelin star in the 2026 guide. On the ninth floor, executive chef Alessandro Lucassino follows Ducasse’s idea of “cuisine de la naturalité”: short cooking times, clear flavors and plenty of vegetables from Campania and the Mediterranean.
The newest addition at Botania Relais on Ischia is La Cucina di Nonna Marì: light lunches on a terrace among holm oaks with sea views, private dinners in the traditional kitchen and cooking classes.
In the densely built city a pool is something special; on the island it is part of the day. Two of the four hotels have one.
ROMEO Naples · PortAt ROMEO Naples, the infinity pool sits on the tenth floor, looking out across the Gulf of Naples; it is open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and one floor below there is a panoramic plunge pool with whirlpool. LA SPA by Sisley Paris is set in the former Salt Customs house on the harbor, with hot tubs, saunas and sensory showers, open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and reserved for hotel guests.
At Botania Relais, five pools are spread across the park: a semi-Olympic outdoor pool at around 28 °C, two small thermal and spring-water pools with a waterfall on wooded terraces with sea views, and two indoor pools in the Garden Spa at 34 and 26 °C. The spa’s steam bath sits in a natural grotto, and massages use essential oils from medicinal plants.
No pool, but a spa of its own: at De Bonart Naples, the spa design takes its cue from the region’s lava stone.
On the rooftop of ROMEO Naples, the hotel runs La Terrazza pool club with Krug: service at your lounger, Champagne and small dishes, plus dinner on Sundays and Mondays. It is open to hotel guests only – one more reason to stay two nights.
At the Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples, Domenico Candela cooks refined Campanian cuisine at restaurant George, which holds two Michelin stars, on a roof terrace overlooking the gulf, Tuesday to Saturday. All day long, the Bidder Terrace on the sixth floor serves dishes from the recipes of former owner “Mamma Matilde”; in the evening the Bidder Bar mixes drinks there, and in summer the Rooftop bar one floor up opens, to outside guests as well.
Botania RelaisAt ROMEO Naples, you dine at Il Ristorante Alain Ducasse Napoli high above the gulf, Tuesday to Saturday, with an elegant dress code. On the ground floor, the hotel bar serves Champagne and cocktails, and the wine cellar holds more than 1,000 labels.
At Botania Relais, Tommaso Luongo cooks vegetarian fine dining at restaurant Il Mirto, with two tasting menus and vegetables from the organic garden, recognized with a Michelin Green Star. The main restaurant, Il Corbezzolo, sits on a terrace by the pool garden, and in the evening guests meet at La Grotta, a bar set in a tuff cave.
At no extra cost: you pay the same rate as booking direct with the hotel – the suitespot benefits come on top, free of charge.
At De Bonart Naples, the day begins with a Neapolitan breakfast on the roof, with buffalo mozzarella, homemade cakes and jams. In the evening, the rooftop with The NIQ Bar becomes a lookout from the gulf to Vesuvius.
Plan one evening up top: the seventh-floor Rooftop bar at the Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples opens in summer with a Campari list, and The NIQ Bar at De Bonart Naples is your front-row seat over the gulf and Vesuvius. If you are staying at a 5-star hotel in Naples and want dinner at George, book it together with your room.
The Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples has been a hotel since 1870. At the end of the 19th century, the English marine biologist George Parker Bidder III took over what was then the Hotel Tramontano Beau Rivage; after World War II, the lawyer Francesco Paolo Avallone rescued the house, and his family still owns it. After the 1980 earthquake it was restored under the supervision of the heritage authority, and Empire antiques and bronzes from the Fonderia Chiurazzi still define it today.
Next door, the Scotswoman Emilia Macpherson opened “Macpherson’s Pension Britannique” in 1870 – today’s De Bonart Naples. Its guests included Arthur Conan Doyle, Virginia Woolf, George Bernard Shaw and Prince Umberto of Savoy; in 1943 the building served first the German, then the American command as headquarters.
ROMEO Naples occupies Palazzo Lauro on the harbor, once the headquarters of shipowner Achille Lauro’s fleet and of the newspaper “Roma”. Kenzo Tange Associates turned it into the glass-fronted flagship of the ROMEO Collection.
On Ischia, the Polito family started out in the late 1960s with the Casa Maria guesthouse; in 2011 they added Botania Relais, ten white houses in a terraced park. Around 70 percent of the kitchen’s produce comes from its own organic farming, and the hotel is Green Globe certified.
Awards: The Forbes Travel Guide lists the Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples as Recommended. Botania Relais belongs to The Leading Hotels of the World, ROMEO Naples to Small Luxury Hotels of the World and De Bonart Naples to the Curio Collection by Hilton.
Naples lines up along the water: to the west, elegant Chiaia with the Riviera di Chiaia; in the middle, the Lungomare on Via Partenope; to the east, the harbor, with the Centro Storico behind it. The luxury hotels in Naples are spread across the hillside above Chiaia, the harbor and the island of Ischia.
Chiaia, on Corso Vittorio Emanuele: Raised above the gulf, two hotels stand side by side here. The Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples looks out to Vesuvius and Capri, De Bonart Naples to the sea and Vesuvius. Our recommendation for couples and anyone who wants to see the gulf from their room.
At the harbor: ROMEO Naples sits on the waterfront between the Centro Storico and the port, opposite the piers for the ferries to Capri and Ischia; Castel Nuovo and Teatro San Carlo are within walking distance. Our recommendation for culture lovers and island hoppers.
At no extra cost: you pay the same rate as booking direct with the hotel – the suitespot benefits come on top, free of charge.
On Ischia: Botania Relais lies on the northwest coast between Lacco Ameno and Forio, less than ten minutes on foot from the bay of San Montano. From Molo Beverello the boat takes about 50 minutes, then 15 to 20 minutes by road from the island’s port. Our recommendation for a beach stay with thermal waters.
Getting your bearings: Pompeii and Vesuvius make an easy day trip, and the fast ferry from the harbor takes you to Capri.
Combine city and island. At ROMEO Naples, the suitespot benefits apply from two nights – just right for the Centro Storico and Pompeii. Then cross from the harbor opposite to Ischia and Botania Relais, where the benefits apply from the first night. That way you enjoy a 5-star hotel in Naples and the island in one trip.
Rates begin at 307 € at the Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples and go up to 555 € at ROMEO Naples. In between are De Bonart Naples at 385 € and Botania Relais at 490 € per night. You will find the current price for your dates in the hotel list below.
| Luxury hotel | From | suitespot benefits from | suitespot score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chiaia | |||
| De Bonart Naples | 385 € | 1st night | ★ 4.3/5 |
| Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples | 307 € | 1st night | ★ 4.7/5 |
| Harbor | |||
| ROMEO Naples | 555 € | 2 nights | – |
| Ischia | |||
| Botania Relais | 490 € | 1st night | ★ 4.6/5 |
What’s included: All four hotels include daily breakfast for two and an upgrade on arrival, subject to availability. Early check-in and late check-out, subject to availability, are added at Botania Relais, De Bonart Naples and ROMEO Naples, and a welcome gift at the Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples and De Bonart.
Hotel credit: De Bonart Naples adds 100 US dollars for food and beverages, ROMEO Naples 100 US dollars to spend as you like.
Points and status are earned at two hotels: with the Leaders Club at Botania Relais, as long as you quote your membership number at booking, and with Hilton Honors at De Bonart Naples.
When it is most beautiful: Spring and fall are ideal for Pompeii, Vesuvius and long walks on the Lungomare; summer brings pools, the sea and the islands. In December, the workshops of Via San Gregorio Armeno sell their nativity figures. Book early for Easter and the summer months.
How long to stay: Plan three nights at your 5-star hotel in Naples – for the Centro Storico and museums, for Pompeii and Vesuvius, and for a day on Capri. Add Ischia and it easily becomes five or more.
What sets the hotels in Naples apart – from their opening year to the spa:
| Hotel | Opened | Pool | Spa |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples | 1870 | ||
| Botania Relais | 2011 | ✓ | ✓ |
| ROMEO Naples | ✓ | ✓ |
In Naples, Hilton Honors applies at De Bonart Naples, part of the Curio Collection, and the Leaders Club at Botania Relais on Ischia, as long as you quote your membership number at booking. Because suitespot books direct rates, points and status nights count as they would for a direct booking. At the Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples and ROMEO Naples, you enjoy the suitespot benefits instead of points.
| Program | Hotels | Examples in Naples |
|---|---|---|
| Hilton Honors | 1 hotel | De Bonart Naples |
| Leaders Club | 1 hotel | Botania Relais |
Prices start at 307 € at the Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples and go up to 555 € at ROMEO Naples; in between are De Bonart Naples at 385 € and Botania Relais on Ischia at 490 € per night. Breakfast for two is included everywhere.
At the top end is ROMEO Naples on the harbor, with rates from 555 € per night; there the suitespot benefits apply from two nights. It is followed by Botania Relais on Ischia at 490 € and De Bonart Naples at 385 €.
ROMEO Naples has an infinity pool on the tenth floor and a plunge pool with whirlpool on the ninth. Botania Relais on Ischia has five pools, including two thermal and spring-water pools with sea views.
The Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples: restaurant George, led by Domenico Candela, holds two Michelin stars. At ROMEO Naples, Il Ristorante Alain Ducasse Napoli has held one star since the 2026 guide, and restaurant Il Mirto at Botania Relais carries the Green Star for sustainable cuisine.
The Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples, a 5-star hotel raised above Chiaia, looks out to Vesuvius and Capri. Right next door, De Bonart Naples also looks across the sea to Vesuvius, especially from the rooftop with The NIQ Bar.
At ROMEO Naples, the Zen Garden Suite measures 155 m² and the Suite Penthouse 165 m², both with harbor views. The Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples has nine two-story suites, and at De Bonart Naples the six Myths Suites display works by contemporary Neapolitan artists.
Yes, at two hotels: with the Leaders Club at Botania Relais, as long as you quote your membership number at booking, and with Hilton Honors at De Bonart Naples. Because suitespot books direct rates, points and status nights count as usual.
In Chiaia for views across the gulf (our pick: Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples), at the harbor for the Centro Storico and the ferries (our pick: ROMEO Naples) and on Ischia for a beach stay with thermal waters (our pick: Botania Relais).
ROMEO Naples on Via Cristoforo Colombo, opposite the piers for the ferries to Capri and Ischia. Castel Nuovo and Teatro San Carlo are within walking distance.
No, Botania Relais is on the island of Ischia, between Lacco Ameno and Forio. From Molo Beverello in Naples the boat takes about 50 minutes, then 15 to 20 minutes from the island’s port; for a fee, the hotel arranges transfers from the airport, by boat or even by helicopter.
The Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples, with the Bidder Bar on the sixth floor and the Rooftop bar on the seventh, open in summer. The NIQ Bar on the roof of De Bonart Naples looks from the gulf to Vesuvius, and at ROMEO Naples La Terrazza pool club on the tenth floor belongs to hotel guests.
That depends on your trip. For food lovers with an eye for views, we recommend the Grand Hotel Parker’s Naples in Chiaia; for a beach stay with thermal waters, Botania Relais on Ischia. If you are after history and a rooftop, book De Bonart Naples; if you love design and harbor views, ROMEO Naples.

