Palazzo Esedra
Information shared by the accommodation:
Palazzo Esedra is a 4 star hotel located within the city of Naples and was established in 1938. It is close to the Naples Fair n Congress Centre and the nearest station is Campi Flegrei. The Hotel has a restaurant and a bar. All 106 rooms are equipped with minibar, hairdryer, safe and air conditioning.
Facilities & amenities
- 24-hour frontdesk
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Garden
- Non-smoking throughout
- On-site parking (outdoor)Additional charges may apply
- Public parking
Welcome
- Front-desk: open 24 hours
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage room
Parking & mobility
- On-site parking (outdoor)Additional charges may apply
- Public parking
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible throughout
- Elevator
Entertainment
- Paid Wi-Fi
- Garden
- Terrace
Food & beverage facilities
- Restaurant
- Bar
Food & beverage services
- Lunch à la carte
- Dinner à la carte
- Room service
Dietary options
- Special dietary options
Cleaning facilities
- Laundry service
Business facilities
- Conference room
- Meeting room
Policies
- Non-smoking throughout
Choose your room
Double Standard
Triple Superior
Double or Twin Standard
Junior Suite Standard
Double Single Use Standard
Junior Suite Standard
- 20 m²
Double or Twin Superior
Junior Suite Standard
No exact matches
Some rooms are not available or do not match your preferences.
Good to know
Check-in time
Between 15:00 - 00:00
Check-out time
Before 10:00
Opening hours frontdesk
Open 24 hours
Taxes
VAT is always included. However, some other fees and local taxes may not be included. You will be asked to pay these fees and taxes upon arrival at your accommodation.
Location
Address
Piazzale Vincenzo Tecchio, 50
80125 NAPLES
Italy
Parking
On-site parking (indoor): Additional charges may apply
Electric car charging
Not available on site
Bicycle storage
Not available on site
About the neighbourhood
Palazzo Esedra is located in the neighbourhood Campi Flegrei. An area featuring fishing villages, volcanoes, crater lakes, beaches and natural hot springs. It’s steeped in history; the Romans were already fond of coming here.
