Dimora Neapolis Deluxe

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New and affordable. Staff on premises

Nice room property needs an up date

Wonderful stay, clean and modern. Elevator looks scary but works as it should. A bit noisy to the hallway but no sound from traffic outside! Great aircondition. Remember to bring soap for shower.

No hair dryer in the room. Room with no window and the corridor lights sip through into the room. No WiFi and soundproofing between rooms

The easiest way to find the hotel is look for Hotel Zara on the map. The top intercom is for this hotel. After getting buzzed in there is an elevator or stairs to the second floor to check in. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The rooms are clean and modern. A/C makes for a quiet night’s sleep. Don’t let the surrounding area or front entrance dissuade you from staying here. Zero issues and a good value.

Very central location only 5 minutes from the main train station. Room was exceptionally clean and very modern. Good value for money would definitely return if in the area again

For an overnight stay, it is good. It was close to a 8 minute drive with little traffic to airport. Staff was helpful in reserving a taxi for us. Only issue is the entry door to our room didn’t seal tight. Could see light from hall shining thru on all sides. Small room but as said, good enough for a one night stay to prepare for a flight out next day.

Good stay in a good location.

Great location. Room was really nice. Can’t complain.

Wow, where to start. The good parts: The hotel room itself was great - seemingly newly renovated with a balcony. And it was quiet. The challenging parts: Other than the renovated guest rooms, the building is in bad condition with extensive paint peeling in the hallways, and with dirt and dust that hadn’t been cleaned for decades - it was totally gross, to say the least. One has to climb 5 steps to use a rickety elevator with doors, so accessibility could be an issue for many, especially when trying to move luggage. But between using the dirty and paint peeling hallways and using the rickety, elevator, I preferred using the elevator. The safety in the community around the hotel is very questionable. I didn’t like being outside during the day, and did not go out at night unless a taxi was there waiting for me.