As advertised, this is a very busy square. Walking by earlier in the day is a little less crowded but later on a Saturday night (especially after the local futbol team just won the league for the first time in 33 years!) is an entirely different story. There are some old ruins just sitting there to be viewed from behind the fenced in area but the real treat is the dozen or so bars and restaurants that line the place. A great stop while wandering about the city to get some bites and drinks.

Brilliantly set in a refurbished "palace" right on the edge of the Old Town. We had a VERY small room, so be sure to ask for a room with windows at eye level! Windows were almost 2 metres from the floor! Very clean. Excellent staff at Reception and cleaning. Very helpful. Trip recommendations by Reception were brilliant. Breakfast was the highlight of the day and the courtyard great for relaxing with a drink after sightseeing. Recommended... but ask for a more traditional room.

After two flights (started in California) and a taxi ride walking into the welcoming and quiet courtyard was a gift. The staff, the room, breakfast and the building itself were all top rate. Make sure the hotel arranges your taxi rides, if needed.

We were staying virtually across the road from Piazza Bellini. Its located in the busy historic centre of Naples. Its named after composer Vincenzo Bellini who studied at the Naples Conservatory. The square contains a statue of Alfonso Balzico, an Italian sculptor and painter, dating back to the 1886. beautiful monumental palaces of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries surround Its in a vibrant area with lots of cafes and restaurants.