Wonderful hostel. Rooms are spacious (for a hostel) and very cute, and also quite clean with a…read morefriendly atmosphere. Great entertainment room downstairs with tv, computers, piano, and pool table. Only issue is that there was a creeper in the women's restroom... but it was dealt with quickly thanks to the AMAZING management. Overall a great stay in the heart of Portici, right next to fruit markets and in a fairly safe location.

I honestly do not recommend staying here. The rooms are stuffy and feel dirty and the staff will…read morewalk into your room unannounced and do not knock. I found bugs in the room and the day after my last night staying there I woke up with bug bites all over my arms. Don't stay here.

I'm pretty sure this is the only hostel in Naples. Overall, I enjoyed my stay here. The…read moremixed-gender rooms are very affordable, and there are big locker drawers under the beds. The bathrooms are private, and there were at least four, which was great. This hostel is very social with nice common spaces. Laundry service is 8€. You need 10¢ to ride the elevator at certain hours, and the hostel is on the 7th floor. They give you coins to ride it though. From their website, I thought they did hostel-specific walking, kayaking, and horseback tours, but the tours are actually not connected to the hostel at all. They just give you the name of the company and website. Breakfast was free, but so basic and honestly pretty bad. I think it was a piece of hard bread (even though they bake it fresh), gross plain cereal, and a slice of cheese. I can't quite remember, but pretty much all of it was unappetizing. I will say, some of the staff were very nice, and some were not so friendly. I asked if I could grab breakfast to take out with me before official breakfast hours started because I had a morning tour booked. The gentleman at the counter was very nice and said I could just ask the kitchen staff in the morning for some breakfast items to take with me. When I went to the kitchen in the morning, the woman at the front desk told me there was only fruit I could take with me. I was fine with that. She gave me one banana, and I asked if I could have another one. She said no. I thought, "Wow, this woman is very stingy with the bananas!"

My friends and I stayed here while we were studying abroad in Roma. We wanted to make a trip down…read moreto Pompeii and stay in Napoli and by chance we found this place (and thank god we did). The location is perfectly located next to a train stop for easy access from the terminal. When going out to explore the city though, all you have to do is take an easy downhill trek for 5-10 minutes and you are in the heart of the city. The hostel is also surrounded by delicious pizzerias (it is Napoli after all). On the hostel side, the rooms were extremely clean (we rented out four beds of an eight person room and made friends with our new roomies). The building is updated yet still with an old Italian charm. The community vibe is the best of any hotel i've been to. You come home from a day of exploring to live music, poetry readings, snacks and drinks laid out, travelers playing soccer in the courtyard, and the friendliest staff. The wifi is great and the morning breakfast is a great touch. All in all, we were sad to only have two nights here. For the price, this place is a steal. Miss you guys!

This hostel is really great! I stayed here for several days with a group of students from my…read morecollege while we were studying abroad in Italy and I don't think we could have picked a better place. Some parts of the main building look a little run down just because they're old, but the rooms are updated. Everything is very clean, the staff is friendly, the bar is nice (and cheap), and there's a great community atmosphere. There's an outdoor courtyard that's really nice if you're visiting when the weather is good. The location is pretty good, there are some restaurants, bars, and other stores nearby and the downtown area, with museums, restaurants, stores, and other attractions is just a short walk away!

I need stay here about 3 years ago when my vacation back to Italy has big problems. But you know…read morewhat, I come in expecting a bad situation, but I end up liking the place so much. There is atmosphere of youthful energy and exploration. The owners are so nice. I meet people from all over Europe and they were very welcome, even though I look like old man. Inside, I am just like them!

This the best hostel I have ever stayed at. The owner is amazing and really goes out of her way for…read morethe people staying along with the employees. When I was there a couple weeks ago Max, Dani, Gemma, and Fred were the ones working and they were all amazing. Organizing trips and going with people at the hostel, extremely friendly, the list goes on. I wish nothing but the best for all of them and 6 Rooms success.

Room is relatively suitable .. with alright air conditioning .. breakfast in the morning 8-10…read more not a bad spot .. older gent behind the desk with the big white beard is a rude dickhead type presence- type to complain at you till you're worried he'd have stroke at for you breathing wrong; good spot To stay if you don't deal with some of the staff If anyone knows how to say fuck yourself in Italian let me know - one star for bad experience with staff and cheaper and more local options available

I have been here this summer 2020 and the place was fantastic despite the obvious and fair rules to…read morefollow due to the pandemic. The owners and the staff were all delightful. Thanks for all the tips :)

THE RECEPTIONIST CHRISTIAN ATTEMPTED TO RECORD ME SEXUALLY WITHOUT MY KNOWLEDGE DURING MY STAY!!!!…read more I booked a 2-night stay here and had an extremely disturbing and traumatic experience. After checking in and exiting the hostel to get dinner, I was approached by a staff member, Christian, who initially engaged in friendly conversation but quickly made inappropriate and invasive remarks, such as asking if I use Grindr, if I "like Italian men," and if I'm gay. Despite feeling uncomfortable, I felt pressured to respond. Later, he invited me to a club in Sorrento, which I reluctantly agreed to. While at the club, he violated my privacy by entering the restroom uninvited and took me to his apartment while I was blacking out. It was at this point that he took advantage of me and attempted to record intimate moments without my consent. I demanded he delete the footage and ultimately had to involve the police. For my safety, I was forced to leave the hostel and book an emergency stay at a nearby hotel, incurring additional expenses. I was also appalled when I reported this incident to the management, including the general manager, they showed no empathy and refused to provide any assistance or even a refund and have the audacity to tell me to talk to him directly.. I'm appalled by their lack of accountability and unwillingness to address such a serious situation. This hostel is unsafe, and poorly run. Avoid it

My husband and I had a very pleasant stay at the Ulisse Deluxe Hostel during our honeymoon in…read moreItaly. The hotel staff were incredibly professional, helpful, and accommodating. Since we booked online in advance we weren't sure what to expect, but we were very happy with the location and quality of the hotel. We stayed in an upgraded room with two queen beds and a view of the cliffs. The hotel is at street level and the parking garage is on top, so there are no rooms with a view of the sea but the cliffside is quite nice. After staying in Rome where the hotel rooms are quite tiny, we were amazed with how spacious the bedroom and bathroom area were! The housekeeping staff were quite thorough: even our pillow cases were changed daily and replaced with a freshly ironed one. The breakfast spread was quite impressive and offered something for everyone: eggs, assorted fresh pastries, slices of meats and cheeses, bread rolls and croissants, yogurt and muesli, and fresh fruit. The fresh juice dispensers offered interesting flavors: blood orange, strawberry, and others. They also offered still or sparkling bottled water for travelers that are not accustomed to the water in Italy (usually tap water is to be avoided to prevent getting sick). The location is great - just a short 10-15 minute walk from the train station and you pass through the quaint downtown area on your way. There are plenty of great restaurants nearby. The front desk made some fantastic recommendations and helped make reservations for us. All in all, this is a great hotel for the price and much, much more than you would expect with "hostel" in the name. Sure, it's not a Kimpton Hotel or traditional 5-star hotel, but this is a great hotel for travelers looking for an affordable hotel in Sorrento.

MANAGER VALUES MORE MONEY THAN THE CUSTOMER !!! I had to pay…read moretwice for one night because of a failure in their booking system. When I arrived, the receptionnist told me they had 2 bookings with my name and that I would be refunded for 1 of them, which would be totally fair. Then 2 hours later Peter the manager arrived, refused to refund me and even asked me to APOLOGIZE for wanting my money back. I finally had to pay 140 euros for one night. I found out that it was not the first time the manager made someone pay twice the price. Extremely disappointed about the bad service and customer orientation.

Dont be fooled by what you read else where. This place is a hostel, a backpackersso if you are a…read morefamily, dont be surprized if you dont like it. Yes there maybe some cleanliness issues, but no more than any motel ive stayed in, and if the owner didnt like you, its probably cus you are an idiot. This is one of the best hostels i have ever stayed in my life. Hands down the best view ever. set on the slopes of the almalfi coast and with 3 levels of veranda's the brikettte is on the more local side of the area, surronded by great little cafes. I stayed in a private with my girl friend, which was very nice and quiet, with the top massive balcony..it was alittle more money, but totally worth it

Modern, sleek, hip and spacious suites that are reasonably priced and centrally located in…read moreSorrento. We were housed in the room number 1 and it was exceptional. For two, it is almost too much space as you'll even have a couch to lounge on and a queen size bed. The sheets and bedding themselves were spotless and comfortable. You'll have a clear, modern-ish desk to do all your travel planning. It is complete with a directory and mini-bar underneath should you needed to imbibe while jotting down travel notes. One thing I really liked was the ability to open the window that has a small balcony facing the hustle and bustle of the street of Corso Italia. A great people-watching opportunity. Best thing is once the window is closed, you barely hear the noise and commotion. That said, I slept very well. Another neat feature of the hotel room is the Samsung TV in both the bedroom and the bathroom. Both feature their "Sky" TV system and that means a whole lot of channels. Being from the States, it was nice that I was able to watch NFL football too! Speaking of the bathroom, it was very contemporary. The shower/bath has its own retractable showerhead system and that meant getting very clean. It is also a spacious bathroom too. It being located on one of the busier streets of the area is actually a plus as you'll find a Supermercati Deco and other small shops only a few steps away. Perfect if you need to stock up on necessities like water bottles. If you exit and head right from Palazzo Abagnale you'll end up in the town square which is the gateway to a lot of incredible small shops and stores. I bought most of the souvenirs from these narrow streets and you'll find great deals on everything. Don't forget to stop for gelato, there is one of the best gelato places I've ever been to called Raki. If you exit and head right and then down the steep steps towards the ocean shore, you'll be able to experience the Sorrento coast. There you'll find boats waiting to take you to explore the rest of the South of Italy. A perfect docking point which is another reason staying at Palazzo Abagnale is worth it. Another reason to stay at Palazzo Abagnale is for their included breakfast. For weary or time-sensitive travelers, being able to get up and grab a quick bite right outside your room door was a huge benefit. At breakfast you'll find various packaged cookies but also warm pastries, fruits, hard boiled eggs, and sliced meats. You'll even have blood orange juice and you can have the waitress fix you up an espresso. I really liked the breakfast and as far as hotel breakfasts go, it was pretty spot on. What I also noticed at breakfast is the amount of tourists that come to Palazzo Abagnale. Whether it is from the States or other countries, I think it speaks to the hotel's welcoming nature and comfortable amenities that keeps travelers coming back. Plus the location really is fantastic. If you're looking for something more sleek, hip, and colorful than the run-of-the-mill cramped hotels or hostels, I think Palazzo Abagnale and their suites and reasonable rates is your cup of tea.

BED BUGS - do NOT stay here. Owner is very unfriendly and refused to do anything about the bed bug…read moreissue.

This place has bed bugs. Simply put we didn't stay longer. I have no other experience from this…read moreplace other than the empty soap dispensers in the bathroom before I found the bed bugs.