The Perfect Place for Couples in Napoli: Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo

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Outdoor views from the rooftop at Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo
Outdoor Solarium rooftop pool wall at Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo. Photo credit: Emily Caldwell

This trip was hosted. All opinions expressed are entirely my own.

Located centrally in the heart of Napoli, Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo offers a simple, yet sophisticated place to stay for visiting couples. This hotel offers great amenities, including a rooftop bar and solarium, setting the tone for a romantic getaway. The hotel’s laid-back atmosphere and top-tier dining options made for an exceptional stay.

Overall Impressions

Spiral staircase in the lobby of Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo
Spiral staircase and lounge area in the lobby at Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo. Photo credit: Emily Caldwell

Pros:

  • Convenient location near the cruise port and local attractions
  • Rooftop breakfast buffet
  • Clean, spacious and well-maintained rooms
  • Friendly and attentive staff

Cons:

  • Limited budget-friendly on-site dining options
  • No indoor pool

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Accommodations

King size bed in hotel room at  Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo
Modern room and king-size bed in a hotel room at Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo. Photo credit: Emily Caldwell

Unlike many hotels in Italy that often feel crammed, Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo offers spacious rooms. I found the room to have everything I needed for a comfortable stay, including a full-length mirror.

The room did not have a balcony but did offer great city views of Naples. The room felt well-maintained and very clean. The bathroom area felt small, though on par with other European hotels I’ve stayed in.

SheBuysTravel Tip: The elevator does not go to the top floor of this hotel. Take the elevator to the 10th floor, then take the stairs to the 11th floor.

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Dining

Dinner plate with lobster and pasta at Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo
Dinner plate with lobster and spaghetti at Roof Garden Terrazza Angiò. Photo credit: Emily Caldwell

The city of Naples has some of the best food in all of Italy. After a long day exploring the Amalfi Coast, I loved dining at Roof Garden Terrazza Angió. This restaurant offered an elegant dining atmosphere and exceptional service.

Most importantly, the food and cocktails here set the tone for an elegant, romantic evening. My favorite part of the meal was the Aperitivo, though I thoroughly enjoyed every course. The breakfast buffet, which takes place in the same location, also felt upscale compared to a typical hotel breakfast.

Amenities

Square hot tub on the rooftop of Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo
Square hot tub on the rooftop of Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo. Photo credit: Emily Caldwell

For couples looking to relax and take in the views, the Solarium at Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo sets it apart. The rooftop pool and hot tub were enjoyable and well-maintained. From this area, guests can enjoy a 360-degree view of the bay and Mount Vesuvius.

I also appreciate the updated McFit fitness centre, one of the largest hotel gyms I’ve seen. The staff at the front desk also set the tone for a great trip, providing assistance with exchange rates and calling for airport transportation.

What’s Nearby

Pina colada cocktail at Roof Garden Angio and menu on table
Pina Colada cocktail and menu at the rooftop bar, Roof Garden Angiò. Photo credit: Emily Caldwell

I loved the centralized location of Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo, making it easy to get to local attractions. Plenty of local cafes and restaurants line the same street, perfect for an aperitivo. Several metro stations and the main train station in Naples, Napoli Centrale, are also located within walking distance (ideal if you plan to take a day trip to Rome)

 From this hotel, you can walk to:

  • Galleria Umberto
  • The popular Quartieri Spagnoli area  
  • Dozens of bars and restaurants

Safety Features

Rooftop view of city of Naples with hotel flag in background
View of the city of Naples from the rooftop bar and hotel flag. Photo credit: Emily Caldwell

My stay at Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo felt quite safe, with hotel staff available in the lobby to navigate. Hotel staff spoke English, making it easier to call transportation (as many Taxi drivers only speak Italian). The hotel room also included a safe to store valuables when leaving the hotel room for the day. Luggage assistance also made transporting my checked bag much easier.

Getting There/Parking

City street at night in Naples, Italy from hotel room view
View of the city of Naples from the hotel room window at Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo. Photo credit: Emily Caldwell

From Naples International Airport (NAP), it’s easiest to take a taxi to arrive at Renaissance Naples Hotel Mediterraneo (about 20 minutes). Those with a car can take advantage of complimentary valet parking on-site. Parking costs €5.00 per hour and €35.00 per day. However, I recommend taking a taxi, as driving in Naples seemed quite chaotic.

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Emily is a freelance writer and journalist who has a focus on food, beverage, health, and travel content. When she’s not busy writing her next story, Emily is passionate about exploring new destinations with her husband, Matt. Whether it’s a Caribbean destination like St. Lucia or Barbados, a new luxury city like Dubai, or a trip to Disney World as an annual passholder, Emily finds enjoyment in traveling to both new and familiar places. She provides a realistic and authentic tone in her writing, encouraging others to explore the world around them.
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