NeapolitanTrips Hotel

If I wanted to stay at a youth party hostel, then I would have booked one. In reality, we paid for what was advertised as a “3-star family-friendly hotel” called Neapolitan Trips Hotel. What we got was an old, run down building where the original hotel entrance has been boarded up and closed, so I have to assume that the hostel called Ostello Bello have taken the rooms over. What would have once been a nice hotel with a rooftop bar and restaurant now looks like an empty shell of what it was, likely closing during COVID. The rooftop terrace is empty and closes by 8pm, so the partying occurs directly above the hotel windows. No, there was no “pillow menu” or “restaurant” “rooftop bar” or “room service” on site as advertised. The mattress is hard. The pillows are lumpy and uncomfortable. You book a hotel to sleep and relax after a day seeing the sights of a city. This was not what we got. What we got, after a full day of travelling by train, where we were looking forward to enjoying our quiet hotel room after a long day, was blaring music from the 3rd floor until late into the night for 2 nights in a row. What’s disgusting is that this “hotel” still calls itself one and misrepresents itself on Expedia and I’m sure on other booking sites, too lazy to update their own listings to reflect what it really is. The hostel needs to update its listing to accurately reflect what they are providing. We were not the only travellers unhappy with what we ended up with.