Grand Hotel Vesuvio Napoli

The Grand Hotel Vesuvio is one of the most prestigious hotels in Naples, located on the city's elegant seafront boulevard overlooking the picturesque Santa Lucia Harbor and the Bay of Naples. The hotel was built in 1882 and was immediately considered to be one of Italy's finest luxury establishments, attracting an elite clientele from all over Europe and beyond. Towards the end of the second world war the Grand Hotel Vesuvio was severely damaged during the bombing of Naples; so much so that in the years immediately following the war, the hotel was almost completely rebuilt, to reopen, with the addition of two new floors, in 1950.

Grand Hotel Vesuvio has elegantly appointed guestrooms and suites, most of which with balconies or terraces affording stunning views of the sea, Mount Vesuvius, and the island of Capri. The "Caruso Roof Garden" Restaurant, is located high up on the 9th floor of the hotel. This elegant restaurant, where to enjoy the finest Mediterranean cuisine, has been named after the late great Enrico Caruso; the celebrated tenor who was, for many years, a regular guest at the hotel. In warm weather the dining room spills out on to the terrace from where to admire strikingly panoramic views encompassing the whole of the bay of Naples and beyond. The Bar is one of Naples' most fashionable venues, where to partake in an aperitif or cocktail, accompanied by the soft tones of the piano.

The Echia Club Fitness & Relaxation Center is the Grand Hotel Vesuvio's exclusive wellness facility, open to hotel guests and a small number of selected members. Interiors in marble, polychrome crystal, precious wood, provide inspirational spaces where to indulge in treatments from an extensive spa menu. Facilities include a pool, hydromassage, sauna, Turkish bath, tanning shower and a number of high tech cardiofitness machines. For those wishing to host an important meeting or social event in the city of Naples, the Grand Hotel Vesuvius offers a total of seven superb function rooms for up to 400 people.