Hotel Ferdinando II Naples

General Information

The Hotel Ferdinando II is situated in the central Carlo III Square of Naples. For its strategic postion at several steps from the major memorials of the town and shopping streets, it's a delicious tranquil location for who stays in Naples for business or delights. Heritage, class and modernity are combined in its building: business of well-known architect Fuga, it was a headquarters of the old rail Alifana which linked Naples to foothills of the Matese Mountain. The facade, which features maintained its original and magnificent aspect, embraces clean and present-day spaces: furniture wenge, soft lighting, pastel colours, white porcelain, minimalist fashion create a matchless and unmistakable ambiance. The refinement of the Hotel is there in its 20 rooms.

Transportation

The nearest exits are: 'Corso Malta', 'Doganella' on the highway in to Naples, and 'center of Naples - Piazza Garibaldi'. Arrive by planeNapoli-Capodichino International Airport. The inn is directly three. four kilometers away and is joined to the region with numerous bus services. We suggest the C58 line ANM with a stop at the corner of Via Don Bosco Via Mazzocchi. Get to us by trainAll trains arrive at Naples Central Station in Piazza Garibaldi. On foot take Corso Novara for two hundred meters, go direct on for another one hundred meters away Arenaccia. Then take a left on Via St. Alphonsus Maria De Liguori: you come in Piazza Carlo III, and the inn is on the left. Arrive by busAll buses pass through Piazza Garibaldi. On foot take Corso Novara for two hundred meters, go direct on for another one hundred meters away Arenaccia. Then take a left on Via St. Alphonsus Maria De Liguori: you come in Piazza Carlo III, and the guesthouse is on the left. Arrive by shipThe port of Naples is situated in the town centre, only several steps from the central Piazza Municipio. To get to the guesthouse there are plenty of options, including the 201 bus from Via Medina that ANM (via Town Hall Square) stops at Piazza Carlo III.