Hotel berhampiran Biblioteca Provinciale Federico Scialla, Caserta

Menna who served us breakfast each morning was the star as far as the staff are concerned. She remembered our coffee order each morning. Breakfast room overlooked the pool which was a very relaxing place. The October warmth allowed us to sit by the pool each late afternoon. Air conditioning required asking the front desk to turn it in. Not acceptable. The curtains were coming off the rails. Not acceptable. The wifi was very slow. Not acceptable. Hot water was not very hot. Not acceptable. Noisy neighbours with screaming kids in neighbouring rooms. Not acceptable. Location of Caserta allows easy day trips to Naples, Pompeii and Salerno. Would we stay there again? Probably not.

In pieno centro a Caserta, comodissimo per la reggia, parcheggio coperto a pagamento esterno alla struttura distante pochi minuti, numerosi locali per mangiare a poca distanza. Le camere confortevoli e pulite, colazione ricca e con brioche di pasticceria. Il proprietario Onorato è davvero cortese e super disponibile.

Our balcony was a nice amenity and worth the increased room rate to walk out onto the balcony. We saw the Royal Palace just outside our room and a lively piazza. The balcony door did insulate the room from street noise. Traffic below the balcony was heavy from 5pm to 9pm, but quiet afterwards. The bathroom had big fluffy towels and a nice free standing drying rack. The shower was spacious shower. The bed comfort was satisfactory. There are adequate electrical outlets for charging telephones. An espresso maker in the common are was a very nice amenity. Breakfast was provided by using a coupon at a nearby cafe. The coupon included cappuccino, fresh squeezed orange juice, water and a pastry. The walnut pastry was amazing. Automobile parking was off-site. It is not included in the room rate and it is not free. Metered parking goes from 8am to 9pm. Overnight it is free. The parking pay kiosks did not accept credit cards, so you must have plenty of coins. Visitors can park only in a limited number of blue outlined spaces, located about 250 m away.

We gave this hotel one star, and that was for housekeeping because they were great! We had a south facing room which faced the square. Because of the transition in seasons, the air conditioning was not yet operational. When we asked about possibly getting a fan for our room the woman at the front desk laughed at us. Saying it wasn’t hot for them. (the hotels we’ve stayed at subsequent to this had no problem with offering and supplying us with a fan) This left us no choice, but to leave the windows open at night and being on the square it was very noisy at night. Breakfast is served until 10 AM, we generally arrived at about 9:15 AM, when we asked about items that were empty such as bread, rolls, or ham and cheese we were told there was no more. We made the mistake of having dinner at the hotel restaurant, my husband ordered a steak medium rare, and it was served well done and charred.. All in all a bad experience. We spent five nights at this hotel, it was five nights too many!!

Welcome to Bizarro World! The general description of the place on this page was accurate when Plaza Caserta opened. We stayed here overnight on our way to Sorrento in June '24. I have NO idea what happened to this city, and the Google is not giving up her secrets. Everything online is as though the place is preserved as it must have appeared 20 or so years ago. All around, as we drove in, there was economic ruin and utter urban decay. Many condemned and derelict buildings. It felt as though we were on a movie set, and I wasn't sure if it was a comedy or a horror flick. The staff were good enough, but everyone acted as though they didn't notice the opulent hotel they work in was crumbling around them. The pictures posted here seem to be computer renderings before it even opened. That glorious pool? Empty, crumbling, and full of pigeons. That luscious landscaping? Full of weeds and bone dry. This place was amazing when it opened, but we were actually a little scared, at first. HOWEVER, all that said, the room was clean (despite some questionable stains on the couch), HUGE and COOL! Our spacious room had 2 bathrooms! Breakfast was outstanding, and a short walk away (touring through the dilapidated surroundings), we found a very memorable, fresh meal. But, again, everyone was acting as though they were awaiting a bustling crowd, and we were the only ones there. I was in a quandary over how many stars to offer--we had an amazing night's sleep after a very taxing travel day to Rome from US, with a train strike forcing us to hire a taxi to take us there for over 300 pounds. My son was very disappointed in the state of the pool, and, truly, all we wanted to do was go chill out there. Nothing I search reveals why there were so many skeletal remains of what was clearly a bustling city. As I write this, I don't actually expect it will be published because I assume censorship is why there is nothing online about the decay or Caserta.

Personale qualificato disponibile e sempre attento ! Le nuove camere superior sono ben fatte ! Non è più presente la moquette ma uno splendido parquet, totalmente rimodernata ! Nota negativa dimenticatevi gli armadi , sono stati rimossi e sostituiti con dei ripiani metallici che danno un SEnso di disordine e nella doccia non vi è più un ripiano per doccia sciampoo! Peccato perché rende la stanza scomoda !

I was here on business in May for two weeks and was pleasantly surprised by the elegance of this hotel. Upon arrival at this regal hotel the manager greeted me in English once he knew I wasn't Italian. He went out of his way to accommodate me in getting into my room. The room were very clean and decorated elegantly. Just perfect for my 2 wk stay. Each night I would sit in the Lobby/ great room/ Bar and admire the beautiful surroundings along with the people watching. The Bartender Lucianno was very pleasant to talk too. The Hotel Manger was always friendly and treated me with respect, kindness and consideration. The Hotel is surrounded by concrete walls, shrubs and metal fencing. They also had a security system set in place at the gate. I felt very safe there. The hotel came with NaBoo Spa and I took full advantage of their services with several massages, steam rooms and pools. The Manger at the NaBoo spa that spoke English, beautiful lady with Long Black Hair (wish I could remember her name) was very kind and considerate to my needs. She always explained everything in detail and gave me a tour of the Spa. I definitely took advantage of the services there with a hot stone massage by Rosanne, a destress massage, steam rooms, saunas and pool area. The pricing was very reasonable. I consider this a world class spa with professional staff. My company will be doing business in the area for the next 4 months and I let them know that this would be the place to book my colleagues. Can't say enough about this hotel and can't wait to come back in September.

Abbiamo soggiornato tre notti sentendoci accolti e coccolati, la camera accogliente ed estremamente pulita, il giardino interno dove potersi rilassare, il posto auto, la possibilità di accedere a qualsiasi ora del giorno e della notte alla zona dedicata alla colazione per poterci preparare un the o una tisana o semplicemente bere un sorso di acqua fresca, la colazione ottima ed abbondante con l'eccellente ”ciambellone” preparato ogni mattina dalla moglie di Lorenzo il titolare, ma soprattutto la sua cortesia: ci ha accompagnati personalmente a visitare Caserta Vecchia e successivamente ci ha ogni sera consigliato ed accompagnato a mangiare in locali tipici della zona veramente ottimi per qualità e prezzo; inoltre grazie ai suoi consigli, oltre alle visite già programmate di Pompei e della Reggia di Caserta, siamo andati a vedere anche la Villa di Poppea a Torre Annunziata ed il complesso monumentale del Belvedere di San Leucio; veramente una persona cordiale e preparata sulla storia della propria terra ci ha raccontato tantissime cose ed alla fine ci ha anche consigliato dove poter comprare ottimi prodotti tipici del territorio da portare con noi. Torneremo di sicuro!

Upon arrival in Limatola we followed our satnav to the hotel, when the satnav eventually stopped there was no clear signage as to where to go next but with Google maps on air view we managed to work this out and continued up the hill through a small arch way - we had an Audi A4 but anything bigger wouldn’t have made it to the car park. Upon getting out the car we headed to what we thought must be the hotel but we ended up wandering around for ages as there is no clear signage to the reception area. Eventually we found reception and managed to check in, the chap didn’t really speak any English at all and we had a fair hike with no lift to our room. The room was really dark with hardly any windows, the bathroom was tiny and again had barely any light at all, the room felt cold and even more basic than the pictures had shown prior to booking. There was certainly no fancy lighting in the bathroom and we had booked a Junior Suite - which this room certainly was not. Our room was located around what was probably the old dining hall and the hotel had covered the open air section in a plastic tarpaulin, it was very windy and this was making a really loud slapping noise which could be constantly heard in the room. The restaurant appeared closed and the minibar only had water or Prosecco so we decided to walk into town - there was no staff anywhere to be seen in the hotel and as other people have commented there appeared to probably be a wedding on that weekend. Limatola was like a ghost town, what there was was closed & there was nobody anywhere, we visited on a Saturday so we’re a little surprised by this. When we eventually got back to the hotel we decided to checkout straightaway and stay elsewhere, upon checking out the staff couldn’t have cared less and didn’t ask why we were leaving when we had only arrived a short while ago. It was such a shame as the castle from the outside is stunning but unfortunately the rooms feel unloved and uninspired, the hotel has potential to be beautiful but it appears they care more for the money from weddings than the accommodation they provide. We ended up staying in the close by town of Caiazzo, as this is where we had dinner booked & it was incredible, a gorgeous typically Italian town with a beautiful Airbnb, shops, cafes and a bank.