One of the nicest hotels in Benevento. Their event space is to die for and would be the perfect…read morelocation to host your wedding or special event - it's gorgeous! There's a rooftop terrace that overlooks all of Benevento and surrounding areas, and the hotel itself is a wonderful place to stay. The staff goes above and beyond to make sure your needs are met and I left there feeling like I had been really well taken care of. I highly recommend this hotel - AND it's walking distance to many of the town's historical sites, as well as shops & plenty of restaurants. The town is a beautiful small town and I can't wait to return!

From the owner: L'Hotel Villa Traiano è un prestigioso albergo nel centro storico di Benevento, nato dalla…read moreristrutturazione e ampliamento di una villa monumentale d'inizio Novecento, a pochi passi dall'Arco di Traiano. La villa è circondata da un'immensa vetrata che cela l'imprevedibile giardino coperto e climatizzato: ampi spazi dove ognuno dei nostri ospiti può trovare un angolo riservato e un'accoglienza discreta ed efficace. Abbandonatevi nel tepore dell'Hotel e lasciatevi coccolare dalla nostra ospitalità durante i soggiorni di lavoro o di relax, scoprite i vantaggi del nostro centro congressi e festeggiate con noi i momenti più belli tra le bollicine di un pregiato champagne.

Absolutely wonderful! The hotel is beautiful. Room 304 is…read moreperfect. Lots of space and a great view. The service is amazing. So many extra amenities included. Our luggage was transported from/to the ferry, great restaurant recommendations, the concierge, Francesco was helpful from the time we booked the hotel until we left, drinks at the bar were fun and dinner in the restaurant was delicious. The location is great. We walked to many restaurants and enjoyed the small alley ways. If you're coming to Capri, this hotel will make your stay stress free.

5/5, no notes. Perfect hotel, stunning views, attention to every detail. In Capri town yet quiet…read moreand a just few steps from the frenzy.

Great location, excellent staff, wonderful breakfast, clean, well appointed rooms. Modern, tidy and…read morecomfortable spaces in the midst of the urban Naples scene.

This is a wonderful place to stay in the heart of Naples. You get so much space, you can even get…read morean apartment and prices are very reasonable. Air conditioning, breakfast, and great staff. Love the courtyard, it's a nice place to have a drink in the evenings. The place is clean and modern but still has that Italian charm. A hidden gem.

Solid hotel to stay. We only stayed 1 night, so didn't get to experience it for very long, but…read moreenjoyed our time here. Our room was very spacious. Our previous hotel in Naples, as well as the one we stayed at in Sorrento, didn't have much floor space and we barely had space to open both our suitcases. We had to put at least one on the ground and step over it every time. So I really appreciated that I could walk around normally with both suitcases open. Hotel was clean overall, and location was nice. It was by the water so had a nice view. And there were a bunch of taxis parked next to it so when we had to take an early morning taxi to the airport, it arrived within a minute or so of the hotel "calling for a taxi" (which actually meant someone leaned out the door and waved one of them down). I'd stay here again.

Stayed here on our most recent trip to Naples. I liked how this was on a pedestrian street & was…read moreoutside the Old Town / majorly crowded areas some had a nice peaceful getaway This is also a major convention hotel as the time e were thee we saw no fewer than 2 major conventions all setup with tables, huge buses and hoards of people Their breakfast is a miss. Basic continental breakfast offerings at 20€ / person and 6€ cappuccino when the coffee shop right around the corner was much better and something like 7€ for 2 coffees AND pastries The temp in the rom only had a 4 degree range and it unfortunately was not the range we were seeking so could not get comfortable. And for a 4 star hotel. We would have expected to be able to adjust our own temperature The bathrooms were super cramped when there were both toilet and bidet. The door would not open all the way as it bumped against the toilet and we had to sandwich ourselves in between both to brush our teeth - with the added joy of the backs of our legs constantly bumping against either or both. Zero counter space. Nowhere to place towels for fear of it falling into either commode But given the location and the quiet room, we still have to rank this as A-OK

Thank you to Lorenzo, Sarah, Paola and the whole concierge and reservations for taking care of me…read moreand my wife prior to our arrival. We are very grateful for your quick help and service! I'm so glad we went with ISP over le sirenuse. We have stayed at many Amex FHRs and Hotel Collections around the world and ISP's service is even above them (even more than four seasons otemachi)

Il Dan Pietro is one of the world's best hotels. It is expensive but worth every Euro. Go, relax…read moreand enjoy. La Bella Vita!

Hotel is stunning!…read more Restaurant Mama: First meal of our trip was extremely exquisite! The flavors were so rich and delicious. It was the best beginning meal! My husband chose the beef ravioli, and I selected the truffle gnocchi with walnuts. My husband's ravioli were housemade and extremely tasteful. However, I would order this gnocchi Every single time, it was that good! The shaved truffle on top was the perfect edition! This will hands-down be one of my favorite meals ever! The view is absolutely breathtaking, we had the restaurant to ourselves because we chose to eat early that night and I'm so glad we did. It was the perfect beginning to an amazing trip.

We stayed at Hotel Margherita for two nights during our wedding trip and we felt so pampered!…read more From the moment we walked in, we were taken care of. Our bags were taken in from the car, we were offered cappuccinos, and we were even able to check in early. The room was fresh, clean, and really pretty. The bathroom is narrow but very nice and the shower has so many options for water flow and pressure. The bed was really comfy and they gave us complimentary sleep kits with ear plugs and masks, which we happily used. The staff were extremely friendly and accommodating, they answered every question we had, and gave us plenty of tips and recommendations. Like this one: if you need your laundry done, there's a place around the corner called Arcoíris/Rainbow. It's cash only, and the closest ATM is down the road a few minutes called Gym Tonic. It's €25 and they will deliver it to your hotel! We only ate breakfast once, but it has lots of options and variety and you can order custom omelets and coffee. We did eat at the hotel restaurant M'ama and really enjoyed it. The food was great, the view was spectacular, the wine was delicious, and it was so nice to walk back to the room right after dinner!

If you travel a lot, and if you back-pack off the beaten path, you'll understand there comes a…read morepoint where the restaurants become un-Yelpable. It's like that scene in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" when the entire village serves Harrison Ford's 'Indy' a plate of, what was it? Four seeds and a dead horse-fly? You just can't give the village zero stars. That's how I felt when I checked in at Pub Number 17, a renovated bed and breakfast with 1,400 year old slate walls three feet thick. You couldn't even tell it was a restaurant; it had no name anywhere on the front, no menu, no specials, no one to even greet you. I immediately expected the worst: that swarthy, unventilated, refridgeration-less, mud-on-concrete floor eatery where the vegetables are colder than the beer, rancid meat is served with finality by grieving staff, and cubes of cigarette smoke can be carved out of the air with a butter knife. Think Hungary, 1992. But I was amazed. The owner was bartending, so his wife seated us: 20 tables past a labyrinth of halls in the back. It was awkward for a moment: no menus. Someone said in Italian: "Spaghetti?", she said "alle olio?", we said "ok". That's code for "we have no sauce prepared". The spaghetti was homemade, and a revelation of "al dente", the best alle olio I could imagine. I forgot about coodies and finished everyone else's plate. Each bowl after the meal was 5/8 inch deep in oil and we hit it with the appetizer bread. After the spaghetti, she appeared again and said "Carne?". We said "Yes." We received a foot long sopressata sausage cut into inch long bits and a cheese plate of two provolones and a caciocavalla. The wine sealed the deal. We asked for a "rosso" and got "Montepulciano d' Abruzzi" which I have added as a new wine on my Vivino app. My favorite montepulcianos are La Berne's 2004 which I buy for $200 a bottle. This was better. And it came as the house red. They tacked on $14 to the bill. Simple meal. Magical moment. Five stars. Put iPhone back in pocket. Have a nice day.

Classy, luxury hotel in which to spend relaxing time while visiting Caserta Vanvitelli is a very…read morehuge palace in a classic italian style of this area. Old fashioned and well managed it aim to host high end visitors when they're enjoing the amazing Caserta city and the Reggia.