Bed & Breakfast Medea - Naples

Perfect, perfect, perfect

The location was perfect, right in the center with easy access to attractions. I enjoyed excellent everyday cleaning. The room was equipped with a small kitchen area, a huge bonus for a couple like us!

would recommend 😊❤️

New-fashioned, neat room with particularly nice views over city. Comfy bed for sleeping. Excellent location in a very lively area near to train station, the funky and the metro and public transport. Nearby Ristorante Greenwich - great place to chill out...

Wi-Fi signal was very weak.

Nice location, comfortable room with a terrace looking on the St. Chiara, clean, spacious. Most staff is good and helpful. Make up th room and towel change every day.

The breakfast starts a bit too late - from 8am. But it is such (consists of a choice of industrial pastry of mediocre quality, some drink, butter/jam/nutella with a cracker bread - no fresh bread is served) that you can obviously skip and have much nicier morning just anywhere in the city. Good quality wi-fi is available only in the reception area. Doesn't work in the rooms and that was a shame.

We stayed in a great spot right on Spaccanapoli! The terrace garden was a lovely escape, and the super nice team with our airport taxi. Just be ready for some stairs and an odd plug socket. Enjoyed our time here!

The rooms are clean, comfortable and quiet. There is a wonderful balcony where you can enjoy the view and breakfast. Staff is helpful.

The reception is closed from 13:30 to 16:30 and that is very inconvenient. And it was not written on Booked.net website, which is a problem. Once you book this hotel you get a long e-mail from the hotel where reception opening and closing hours are mentioned but I forgot about it (and most of the guests did too) as I only had by Booked.net reservation slip, which had wrong reception hours. So we had to wait outside the B&B for an hour before somebody from reception showed up and let us in. It is quite hard to find the place as Medea is located on a tiny street (to be fair I have to say that that part of Naples only has tiny, narrow streets). There is only one rather small banner at an obscure place on the street where the hotel is that says B&B Medea but it's hard to find even that street.

Naples is a gritty but vibrant city, and Medea is a calm oasis. Once inside the iron gate and up the two flights of stairs, a gracious member of the staff meets you and takes you to your room. Open the French doors and explore your shaded terrace, rendered semi-private with artfully placed lattice, vines, and other plants, overlooking that inner space formed at the back of a square of buildings where peace reigns, birds sing, neighbors call to each other, trees sprout, and the city streets seem far away. In the morning your breakfast will be served here. That said, I do not know how the room would function in inclement weather (hot or cold) because weather was perfect during our visit. A nice mini- bar (reasonable prices) and refrigerator are very convenient. The whole place is also quite secure.

Breakfast could have been better - juice or coffee (only one beverage selection is allowed); yoghurt and fresh fruit are not offered; some pre- packaged pastries are rather bland. But the cappuccino is very good.

The location is right by the heart of the city. The terrace offers a nice spot to unwind after a day filled with exploration.

Finding the entrance can be a bit of a scavenger hunt due to the covered sign. The rooms have quirky details like a rusty shower and no plugs compatible with standard European sockets. Make sure to bring your own adapter. The room doors can be awkward to unlock, which might land you stuck outside for a while. The lack of on-site breakfast is a bummer, and the so-called bar is merely decorative, with coffee machines offering the only refreshment options. The cleanliness of the accommodations could use improvement, with reports of hair on the sheets and dirt on the floors being major turn-offs.

Great location in the old city centre. Near a lot of monuments, churches, places of tourist interest, including a dazzling array of shops of all kinds. The hotel is in an attractively renovated space on the third floor of an old building. It has a beautiful terrace area onto which all the bedrooms open, so you can enjoy your breakfast in pleasant sunny surroundings. The staff are very kind and pleasant, and do everything to make you feel at home.

It doesn't have an elevator up to the third floor, which may be an issue if you have heavy luggage. While we were there they seemed to be starting on installing an elevator, though. Also make sure the staff explain how to use the key for the downstairs door to the building. We had some problems getting it open on two occasions. But frankly these are minor problems if you weigh them against the beautiful comfortable experience you will have at the hotel.

it has accommodating employees. the hotel is set in a favourable location next to the old city centre as well as the duomo and public transports. naples historic center district deserves to be explored.

great central spot for walking the city and exploring parks

The staff were helpful.

Stayed here for 5 days, enjoyed the hotel, it was clean with marvellous and stunning location in a back alley of naples.

No issues, meets expectations. The terrace offers a lovely space to relax after exploring.

Location from Napoli cruise dock is fairly close. About a 15 minute walk to the train station.

Wireless internet worked only intermittently in the room.

We were amazed by the lovely balcony when we enterred the room. The balcony is big and with great sunlight. It was very nice if the weather is good. Breakfast can be served in the balcony. And the room is not small. All and all, for this price, we were very satisfied and had a great time.

This B&B is on the 3 floor, and there is no elevators. Can be difficult if you take big luggages. But the staff helped us to carry ours :-)

Nice quiet balcony garden