Decumani Hotel de Charme

Decumani Hotel de Charme occupies a converted 17th-century palace, the building where the last archbishop of the Bourbon Kingdom of Naples lived for some 30 years. The Baroque interiors, with painted ceilings, mirrored walls, and gilded detailing still intact, leave an impression, and its spot among the lanes of the Decumani district puts the old town's sights within walking distance.

What guests like

• Soundproof windows

  The windows are soundproofed, so your stay stays quiet.

• Free breakfast

  Breakfast is provided free of charge.

• Old city within walking distance

  You can tour Naples old town sights like Spaccanapoli and San Gregorio Armeno on foot.

• Spa facilities

  Spa facilities are available during your stay.

• Nearby parking

  The hotel has arrangements with nearby parking garages, so you can visit by car.

Recommended for

• Naples old town trip
• History & architecture lovers
• Stay for couples
• Preference for a quiet stay

Explore the property

Rooms are furnished with period pieces and wooden floors, and come with soundproofed windows, air conditioning, and a minibar. A hair dryer and a safe are provided too.

The 17th-century palace has been kept as it was, with painted ceilings, mirrored walls, and gilded stucco still in place, giving the space a Baroque-era feel.

Breakfast is served free of charge in a beautifully decorated breakfast room.

Key information

Location & nearby

In the heart of the Decumani district in the historic center of Naples, it puts Spaccanapoli, the Santa Chiara Cloister, and San Gregorio Armeno all within walking distance.

The lane is packed with restaurants, pizzerias, and cafes, so deciding where to eat takes little effort.

Facilities & services