Grand Hotel Vesuvio Naples

General Information

Care to detail is the Grand Hotel Vesuvio's mantra while graciously combining old-world spell with contemporary comfort and the most modern in technology. Dining at the far-famed Caruso Roof Garden Restaurant, on the ninth floor, is a peculiar experience for the unmissable food and the thrilling panorama of the Bay from Posillipo to Capri and Vesuvio volcano. Built in 1882, the Vesuvio features constantly been the Neapolitan home for royals, celebrities and politicians whilst visiting Naples. Amongst new customers: Juan Carlos I�� King of Spain, Rania of Jordan, Luciano Pavarotti, Bill Murray, Woody Allen, Claudia Schiffer, Spike Lee, Sofia Loren and Giorgio Armani. Situated on the sea facade, right in the middle of Naples, with a graceful view of the Bay, the Grand Hotel Vesuvio is only several steps from the Royal Palace, Piazza del Plebiscito and the San Carlo Theatre. Within a short distance from the plurality dainty shopping region, it is only five mins from Mergellina or Beverello port which leads to the islands of Capri and Ischia. Furthermore it is just thirty minutes from Capri and Amalfi Coast by way of the Hotel's privately-owned cabin cruiser. Situated on the sea facade, right in the middle of Naples, with a exciting vista of the Bay, the Grand Hotel Vesuvio is only several steps from the Royal Palace, Piazza del Plebiscito and the San Carlo Theatre. Within a short distance from the plurality deluxe shopping region, it is only five mins from Mergellina and Beverello port which leads to the islands of Capri and Ischia. Furthermore it is just thirty minutes from Capri and Amalfi Coast by way of the Hotel's privately-owned cabin cruiser.

Location Information

Situated on the sea facade, right in the middle of Naples, with a thrilling panorama of the Bay, the Grand Hotel Vesuvio is only several steps from the Royal Palace, Piazza del Plebiscito and the San Carlo Theatre. Within a short distance from the majority luxurious shopping area, it is only five mins from Mergellina and Beverello port which leads to the islands of Capri and Ischia.