Hotel Eden, gay-friendly hotel in Naples
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Hotel Eden

Google (522) 3.2
Tripadvisor (1243) 4.0
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Visitors frequently praise Hotel Eden's fantastic, central location and friendly, helpful staff, with many highlighting the delicious and varied breakfasts. However, some guests report issues with rude staff, uncomfortable beds, and cold, repetitive breakfast options.

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Address
Corso Novara, 9, 80142 Napoli NA, Italy
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Phone
081 554 6666
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Website
www.hoteledennapoli.it

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About this place Hotel Eden

Hotel Eden is a simple, informal budget hotel on Corso Novara, a couple of minutes' walk from Napoli Centrale station and Piazza Garibaldi. The rooms are basic. There is a bar and a rooftop garden, which is the nicest part of the building. It is a mainstream hotel listed as gay-friendly, not a gay venue. Reviews are mixed, averaging 3.2 on Google from about 520, so go in with modest expectations. The station area is handy for trains to Pompeii, the Amalfi Coast and Rome, but it is busy and rough around the edges at night. The historic centre is a 15-minute walk or one metro stop away.

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Gay-friendly (straight venue) Air conditioning Card payments accepted Reservation required WiFi Year-round

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3.2
★★★☆☆
522 reviews

Based on 522 Google reviews.

chen添桁 Jun 2026
★☆☆☆☆

Rude stuff + Bad Air conditioning + Noise + Everything is old and broken If u wanna have a good time in Italy STAY AWAY from this hotel!

Peter1997 Jun 2026
★★★☆☆

The hotel has a great location, but the rooms are in dire need of renovation. However, it's okay for a short stay.

Marcel Łaźniowski Jun 2026
★☆☆☆☆

A complete disaster. Every day there were problems with water access, especially hot water, and water pressure. The air conditioning in the room didn't work. The room was poorly cleaned, the refrigerator was dirty, the bathroom had water stains on the walls and ceiling, and the hairdryer didn't work. The hotel started ignoring me when I asked for a partial refund, which is legally due in such a case. I give this hotel a very poor rating.

Kerstin May 2026
★☆☆☆☆

We wouldn't book this hotel again. The location (train station) seemed convenient at first, but we ended up exploring a lot on foot, and when we tried to take the bus, it either didn't come at all or was at least 20 minutes late, so we decided to walk again. There's trash everywhere, and even right in front of the hotel entrance (very regrettable and unfortunately a common sight in this area) there are homeless people trying to sell things. The hotel room was very noisy; with the windows closed, it felt like they were open. Based on some previous reviews, we brought earplugs, which largely reduced the noise. The bathroom and room are in a run-down state. There are black marks (mold?) and cracks on the walls, and the mattresses are about as firm as a wooden board; the pillows are practically useless. The hallways are dark and it doesn't feel like a hotel at all… The only positive thing was that the room was clean, which is why we decided to stay for the three nights; otherwise, or for a longer stay, we would have looked for another hotel. Anyone wanting to see Naples at its best should stay away from this area, unless they absolutely need to be close to a train station.

ちゃんさくらんぼ May 2026
★★★☆☆
Eric Lindqvist May 2026
★★★★☆
Lucas Carreno May 2026
★★★★☆

Very good value for money. Clean, with daily cleaning and sheets changes. Close to the central station

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Last updated on 14 November 2026

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