Lovely old building, rooms done to a high standard. Parking is in their own courtyard. Host on site and very helpful. Convenient location for Pompeii if you are driving and want to get away from the busy city.

It is centrally located in the town, but the town itself is friendly but run down, so there are very few places you would want to eat (found the local’s favourite pizza restaurant which was great). Choose this place as a great base and enjoy the private location of the property.

Everything was great. The staff were very nice and helpful. The hotel was super clean. The rooms were very comfortable and well-decorated. We were allowed to get free cold water whenever we wanted. Great experience.

The location wasn’t great though. There wasn’t much to see around. The fridge in the room didn’t work and there was no variety in breakfast. It was a bit disappointing as there were only 3-5 products to choose from every morning.

Beautiful modern penthouse with a giant terrace and perfect view at the Volcano. Whatever you want to do - hiking on Vesuvius, visit Pompeii, Ercolano, Napoli, the Amalfi Coast or Salerno - can be reached perfectly from Terzigno. I could also cook dinner in the kitchen and wash our clothes. We enjoyed our trip in a perfect environment. Thank you very much.

There was nothing that we did not like about it 😬 Would recommend

Nice bedroom

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The room and building were amazing, very nicely decorated, brand new room/equipment, a very nice balcony, we could park the car inside. Breakfast always available so no time constraint.

The neighborhood isn't that nice at night, we were recommended to go to a pizzeria for dinner, it was a 25-min walk so not that bad but in the dark, we didn't feel that safe and mainly: the pizzeria was closed when we arrived (it was a Monday). So ideally, please recommend places that are not closed for guests :)

Terzigno is a nice place to stay if you want to visit Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius (we also went to Napoli by train). The Palazzo is situated in the city center right across the church. We went there in the winter time and found the Palazzo as a a hotel garni kind of place (maybe it's different in the summer time). We were welcomed by a very friendly member of the staff (who only knew Italian. So have your Google translate ready or learn a few words in advance 😉). As it gets really cold here in the winter and the hotel doesn't have a proper heating, we were quite cold (eventually we figured out that the AC works as a heating system too). The breakfast was the usual Italian self serve kind of thing. For us it was absolutely sufficient. The room itself was very big and recently renovated. Very cosy bed.

The entrance is on a very busy street without a real side walk. You have to be very careful not to get run over. The church bells start the day at 7:00 with a very long and annoying melody.

Breakfast was just right, nice to be able to help ourselves Supermarkets nearby and self catering of penthouse is well stocked with everything you need. Also availability of a washing machine was a massive bonus. Panoramic views... Vesuvius too.

Nothing we didn't like about the host or property.

Superbly renovated building with very modern and comfortable rooms (we stayed in Positano room). Luigi (the host) is very kind and helpful The tranquil area is right beneath the Vesuvius, in a small typically Italian town. Private parking Tasty (although exclusively sweet) breakfast.

Access to the location is a little bit difficult and challenging if you don't get there by car. The street nearby is somehow noisy.

The rooms are lovely, the bed linen is luxurious and there is unlimited free tea, coffee and bottled water. It is reasonably close to the train station but it takes a really long time to get to Herculaneum by train.

It’s location is not great. Terzigno is a very messy town and has very few facilities.

The hotel is wonderful, right in the old town with its own closed courtyard, inside is like a palace, everything is beautiful and luxurious, very big room, croissants, condiments, water, milk, juice, coffee, tea in the kitchen.