Villetta Capodimonte, B&B with garden and parking in Naples
Villetta Capodimonte is a B&B in Naples, in the Capodimonte hills, with a garden, private parking and air-conditioned rooms with a terrace. I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to see the city and then relax among the greenery, arriving by car, but not to those who want to be right in the centre.
Written by Valeria Romano
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Where Villetta Capodimonte is in Naples
Villetta Capodimonte is in Naples, on Via Macedonia, in the green hillside area of Capodimonte, a short distance from the Museo and Real Bosco di Capodimonte. It is not in the historic centre, and guests say so clearly. It is still a quiet spot from which the city is easy enough to reach.
According to reviews, a bus gets you to Piazza Dante in a short time, and from there you are close to Spaccanapoli and the metro. Some guests walk it, which is quite a stroll. I think it is a good choice for anyone who prefers to come back in the evening to a calm place, rather than sleep in the middle of the noise.
What the rooms and the garden are like
The rooms at Villetta Capodimonte have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV, and the old description mentions a terrace overlooking the garden. Many units also have a kitchen with an oven and hob. Guests talk about new, well-kept and very clean spaces, with wooden ceilings that add warmth.
The garden is the real surprise. Several guests describe it as an orchard with hammocks, sofas, little seating areas and tables, so much so that it does not feel like being in the city. There is also a barbecue, according to the old listing, and a hot tub.
Breakfast, parking and facilities
Breakfast is one of the most mentioned points. It is prepared and served by the staff with a sweet and savoury menu, and some dishes are made to order. In some seasons you can eat in the garden.
- Parking. It is private and free, which in Naples is a huge advantage. Several guests put it at the top of their list of pros.
- Wi-Fi. Free throughout the property, according to the old description.
- Staff. Friendly, helpful and attentive, according to many.
What guests say
The Google rating is 4.5 from 121 reviews. The tone is mostly enthusiastic, with a few specific criticisms that I report below.
| What guests like | What to know |
|---|---|
| Warm welcome, guests who feel at home | It is not in the centre |
| Garden with hammocks and tables | One review found the garden poorly kept |
| Cleanliness and attention to detail | One person found dark residue in the hot tub |
| Free private parking | Planes fly low nearby, because of the airport |
The point is that almost everyone talks about a pleasant stay and caring hosts. The negative voices are few, but specific.
What to know before you book Villetta Capodimonte
One very critical review describes a broken hammock, others that were dirty, and a hot tub that gave off dark residue despite the water being changed. There is also a misunderstanding about music volume. It is one account against many positive ones, but the details are concrete.
- Plane noise. One guest found it a lovely sight from the garden, but if you sleep lightly, ask about the area.
- Location. It is convenient for Capodimonte, less so if you want to walk into the centre.
- Cancellations. One review mentions a dispute over a cancellation, so read the conditions carefully.
Who it is for and what to see nearby
I would choose it for couples, families and groups of friends travelling by car, who want to see Naples and then rest among greenery. A family with a young child and two small dogs found everything perfect. I would not recommend it to anyone looking for nightlife right outside the door.
Nearby, the old listing mentions the Real Bosco and the Museo di Capodimonte, the Catacombs of San Gennaro and the Museo Cappella Sansevero. If you want to compare another base in the city, there is the B&B Aminei Metrò in Naples. For a trip out of the city, look at the Abalon Pompei Resort in Pompei or the B&B L'angolo di campagna in Piano di Sorrento. I only give the name and town for these, because I do not have their details.
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