DELUXE ROOMS
UNIQUENESS, STYLE AND COMFORT AT PALAZZO DORIA

It is located in a corner of the building and has two balconies overlooking Via S. Anna de Lombardi and Via Maddaloni respectively. From here you can enjoy a spectacular view of the famous Spaccanapoli. The room is called Neoclassica because of the decorations on the doors, which represent themes inspired by the Roman villas of Pompeii and Herculaneum. It was in fact in the 18th century that, thanks to the impetus of Charles of Bourbon, excavations of these cities began.

The Murano blown glass chandelier is remarkable.

The bathroom is complete with all accessories and finished with white Carrara marble and antique Neapolitan riggiole tiles.

A comfortable and elegant sitting room will welcome you after your long walks through the city's alleys and avenues. The bathroom, complete with all mod cons, is embellished with a delightful stained glass window. Along the left wall there is a balcony overlooking Via Toledo. The king-size bed is made of precious ochre-coloured fabric with a headboard upholstered in gold damask silk.

Il bagno en-suite di 6 sq.m. con pavimento e lavello in marmo bianco di Carrara, doccia con porta in vetro, Wc e bidet, ha le pareti ricoperte con maioliche antiche dipinte a mano, inoltre, è fornito con teli, accappatoio e pantofole, asciugacapelli, termo-arredo, oltre alla linea cortesia che comprende bagnoschiuma, shampoo, balsamo capelli, saponetta e crema corpo.

On the ceiling two large crystal chandeliers add a touch of elegance to the room. On the back wall there is a rectangular mirror with a golden frame. The walls are a light colour with subtle decorations that complete the classic and refined atmosphere of the environment and the furnishings are completed by a splendid console with mirror and an elegant wardrobe. The velvet curtains in the dressing room complete the picture. The room is equipped with all comforts: bathroom, TV, WiFi and minibar. Classic and modern for an unforgettable stay.

The wooden frame, beautifully finished, shows the quality of 18th century craftsmanship, with elegant lines and attention to detail.

As soon as you go through the door, you enter a bright and welcoming corridor with terracotta tiles that give the room a warm atmosphere. The walls, decorated in light and delicate colours, reflect the natural light that filters through the large windows. On the left, a blown glass chandelier hangs from the high ceiling, illuminating the way with a warm, soft light. An elegant Persian rug winds its way down the corridor, adding a touch of colour and comfort. At the end of the corridor, you can see a door that leads to the bedroom.

The bedroom is a true 18th century jewel, with a frescoed ceiling that tells stories of past eras. A large upholstered bed, covered in a soft, neutral fabric, is positioned in the centre, while two green velvet armchairs are placed in front of an elegant coffee table. A dark wood wardrobe, carved with ornamental details, adds a touch of class and functionality. Natural light enters through a large window, overlooking the historic centre of Naples, creating a serene and relaxing atmosphere. A blown glass chandelier hangs from the ceiling, reflecting the light and adding a touch of luxury to the room.

The paintings depict scenes from biblical stories and were probably painted in the Venetian school using oil on canvas techniques and can be dated to the early 18th century.
This suite, with its historical charm and attention to detail, is a perfect retreat in the heart of Naples.