Location/ContactHere at the Dimora you can still find the tradition and hospitality of the medieval lodges through a discreet and professional hospitality and human care, our clients can be accommodated in 12 comfortable rooms and a beautiful roof garden overlooking the characteristic domes and bell towers such as S.Giovanni a Mare, the Torre dell’Arco of Sant’Eligio and the dome of the Church of Carmine.
The design Studio Mazzella has projected the Hotel in such a way to fit in harmony with the preexisting historical contest. The rooms are furnished with care and the sculptor Luigi Mazzella has given them a warm artistic touch with his sculptures names after the most characteristic and famous Neapolitan squares, they all feature bathtub and shower, minibar, direct dial telephone, TV , air conditioning, and many other comforts. Breakfast is included. There is also a pizza service and internet point.
The Dimora Sant’Eligio is located close by the Naples central train station, and from this location it's easy to reach any point of the city and the suburbs: the downtown, the main museums, the port (to reach Capri, Ischia, Procida, etc.) and the Circumvesuviana (to reach Ercolano, Pompei, Sorrento and the Amalfi coast); it's also close to the Capodichino Airport, to the tangenziale and the highways.
The quality service, the personalized greeting and the concierge service make your stay at the Dimora Sant’ Eligio a pleasant one right in the heart of the Neapolitan culture.
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Sightseeing and historical monuments to visit nearby the Dimora Sant'Eligio:
Starting from the famous Porta dell’Orologio, one of the entrance to piazza Mercato (in the heart of the historical center of Naples) which since the 13th century has been a sight full of happenings that have made the history for centuries, exchanges and meetings among merchants and travellers from all over Europe.
The Church of S. Giovanni a Mare, founded in the 12th century, it's the only example of religious building in Naples belonging to the Norman era, with the splendid Campanile built after the 1456 earthquake made out of tufa with a piperno facade.
The small two floors tower built in the 15th century is inserted in the S. Eligio Arch (connected to the the S. Eligio Church through a walkway) where you can admire the two faced clock in gothic style.
The dome of the Church of Carmine erected during the Angevin reign around 1280, with the contribution of Elizabeth of Baviera, to provide her son Conradin a deserving grave. You can just walk around this area and feel the Neapolitan life in all its passion and joy, hearing the sounds and the smells of the streets as if you were in a painting, as if it was a gouache.
Features
- Free Breakfast
- Bar
- Food/Restaurant
- TV
- Elevator/Lift
- 24 Hour Free Hot Showers
- Phones (public or in room)
- Air Conditioning
