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Chocolates Apartments Napoli
Good 8.4 / 10
(15 reviews)
(15 reviews)
Piazza Dante, 89 -
Napoli (NA)
- Area:
city center
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National identification codeCIN: IT063049C29NTBMSKW
Category
Bed & Breakfast
Rooms
2
Breakfast
optional
Bathroom
Ensuite
Description
Welcome to this exclusive accommodation offering in the vibrant heart of Naples, just a short walk from the Piazza Dante metro station and the wonders of Spaccanapoli, Via Toledo, and the National Archaeological Museum. Managed with the same care and attention to detail, our two apartments—Chocolate's Home and Casa Alighieri—serve as the perfect base for exploring the city on foot and enjoying an authentic experience steeped in art, culture, and tradition.
Both properties feature bright, spacious interiors equipped with all modern comforts to ensure a relaxing stay, including air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom, and a kitchen complete with a stovetop, refrigerator, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Designed to meet all your travel needs, the apartments also provide high-quality linens, independent heating and air conditioning, a hairdryer, and an iron.
Whether you are traveling for pleasure or business, you will find the ideal blend of style, hospitality, and an unbeatable location—with the added convenience of paid parking available on-site.
Both properties feature bright, spacious interiors equipped with all modern comforts to ensure a relaxing stay, including air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom, and a kitchen complete with a stovetop, refrigerator, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Designed to meet all your travel needs, the apartments also provide high-quality linens, independent heating and air conditioning, a hairdryer, and an iron.
Whether you are traveling for pleasure or business, you will find the ideal blend of style, hospitality, and an unbeatable location—with the added convenience of paid parking available on-site.
Rooms and Rates
To accommodate the needs of all our guests, we regret that we cannot accept pets.
Features
- Kitchenette
- Air Conditioning
- Romantic Atmosphere
- TV
- Free Wifi
- Family
- Business
- Hair dryer
- Heating
*Declared by the Innkeeper
Various information
- Rooms with air conditioning
- English speaker
House features
- Recently restored house
Air conditioning and heating systems of the house
- Certified systems
- Air conditioning
Services of the house
- Kitchenette
Number of rooms
- Total number of rooms: 2
Size of rooms
- Between 14 and 20 sqm
Bathroom facilities
- Bathrooms restored in the last 5 years
- Hair dryer
Room facilities
- TV
- Fridge
- Internet connection or telephone
Holiday themes - area features
- Near monuments
- Cultural events and arts exhibitions
- Wine and food attractions area
- Metropolitan area
- Historic centre
- Shopping area
- Near sports facilities
Holiday themes - house features
- Family
- Business
- Romantic atmosphere
Breakfast
Breakfast is available for an additional charge at a partner café just a short walk away.
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Response rate: High
Response time: within a few minutes
Conditions
Check-in from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Check-out before 11:00 AM
Area city center
Within a short distance (less than 5–10 minutes on foot)
Piazza Dante and Via Port'Alba: Stepping outside, you will find yourself immediately in the historic Piazza Dante, dominated by the statue of Dante Alighieri and bordered by the gate of the same name. From here begins Via Port'Alba, famous for its historic antiquarian bookshops and for connecting the square to Piazza Bellini.
Via Toledo and the Quartieri Spagnoli: One of the city’s most important commercial and pedestrian thoroughfares, lined with shops, historic buildings, and cafés. Walking along this street, you will reach the renowned Toledo metro station—celebrated as one of the most beautiful in Europe—as well as the direct entrance to the vibrant heart of the Quartieri Spagnoli.
Spaccanapoli (Via Benedetto Croce / San Biagio dei Librai) : The "lower decumanus" (ancient Roman street) that cuts through the historic center of Naples. It is an open-air museum, teeming with artisan workshops, monumental churches, historic bars, and noble palaces.
Piazza Bellini and the San Pietro a Majella Conservatory: A landmark for the city’s cultural and university-centered nightlife, filled with literary cafés and graced by the remains of Naples’ ancient Greek-Roman walls.
Within a 10–15 minute walk
MANN – National Archaeological Museum of Naples: Located at the very beginning of Via Foria (just minutes from Piazza Dante), this is one of the world’s most significant archaeological museums, housing extraordinary treasures from Pompeii and Herculaneum, as well as the famous Farnese collection.
Sansevero Chapel (The Veiled Christ) : A short walk into the heart of the historic center brings you to this site, which houses one of the world’s most astonishing sculptural masterpieces: the *Veiled Christ* by Giuseppe Sanmartino. San Gregorio Armeno (The Street of Nativity Scenes) : A narrow street, world-renowned for its artisan workshops dedicated to the craft of nativity scenes—open 365 days a year.
The Santa Chiara Complex and the Majolica Cloister: An oasis of peace and beauty in the chaotic heart of the historic center, famous for its stunning, decorated majolica tiles.
Quick Connections (via Metro Line 1 – Piazza Dante Station)
Staying in Piazza Dante means having the metro (Line 1) literally at your doorstep, allowing you to reach the following in just a few minutes:
Piazza del Plebiscito, the Royal Palace, and the San Carlo Theatre: Accessible in just a few stops (by getting off at the Municipio or Toledo stations).
The Naples Waterfront (Lungomare) and Castel dell'Ovo: Easily reached by continuing from Piazza del Plebiscito toward the sea, where you can enjoy a stroll with views of the Gulf and Mount Vesuvius.
The Vomero District and Castel Sant'Elmo: By taking Metro Line 1 uphill (in the direction of Piscinola) to the Vanvitelli station, you can explore the hilltop district of Vomero, take in the breathtaking panorama from Castel Sant'Elmo, and visit the Certosa di San Martino.
Piazza Dante and Via Port'Alba: Stepping outside, you will find yourself immediately in the historic Piazza Dante, dominated by the statue of Dante Alighieri and bordered by the gate of the same name. From here begins Via Port'Alba, famous for its historic antiquarian bookshops and for connecting the square to Piazza Bellini.
Via Toledo and the Quartieri Spagnoli: One of the city’s most important commercial and pedestrian thoroughfares, lined with shops, historic buildings, and cafés. Walking along this street, you will reach the renowned Toledo metro station—celebrated as one of the most beautiful in Europe—as well as the direct entrance to the vibrant heart of the Quartieri Spagnoli.
Spaccanapoli (Via Benedetto Croce / San Biagio dei Librai) : The "lower decumanus" (ancient Roman street) that cuts through the historic center of Naples. It is an open-air museum, teeming with artisan workshops, monumental churches, historic bars, and noble palaces.
Piazza Bellini and the San Pietro a Majella Conservatory: A landmark for the city’s cultural and university-centered nightlife, filled with literary cafés and graced by the remains of Naples’ ancient Greek-Roman walls.
Within a 10–15 minute walk
MANN – National Archaeological Museum of Naples: Located at the very beginning of Via Foria (just minutes from Piazza Dante), this is one of the world’s most significant archaeological museums, housing extraordinary treasures from Pompeii and Herculaneum, as well as the famous Farnese collection.
Sansevero Chapel (The Veiled Christ) : A short walk into the heart of the historic center brings you to this site, which houses one of the world’s most astonishing sculptural masterpieces: the *Veiled Christ* by Giuseppe Sanmartino. San Gregorio Armeno (The Street of Nativity Scenes) : A narrow street, world-renowned for its artisan workshops dedicated to the craft of nativity scenes—open 365 days a year.
The Santa Chiara Complex and the Majolica Cloister: An oasis of peace and beauty in the chaotic heart of the historic center, famous for its stunning, decorated majolica tiles.
Quick Connections (via Metro Line 1 – Piazza Dante Station)
Staying in Piazza Dante means having the metro (Line 1) literally at your doorstep, allowing you to reach the following in just a few minutes:
Piazza del Plebiscito, the Royal Palace, and the San Carlo Theatre: Accessible in just a few stops (by getting off at the Municipio or Toledo stations).
The Naples Waterfront (Lungomare) and Castel dell'Ovo: Easily reached by continuing from Piazza del Plebiscito toward the sea, where you can enjoy a stroll with views of the Gulf and Mount Vesuvius.
The Vomero District and Castel Sant'Elmo: By taking Metro Line 1 uphill (in the direction of Piscinola) to the Vanvitelli station, you can explore the hilltop district of Vomero, take in the breathtaking panorama from Castel Sant'Elmo, and visit the Certosa di San Martino.
In The Surroundings
- Piazza Dante 146 m
- General Hospital Naples 329 m
- Church Gesù Nuovo 357 m
- National Archaeological Museum 391 m
- Cappella dei Sansevero 449 m
- Basilica of Santa Chiara 495 m
- Chiostro maiolicato di Santa Chiara 547 m
- Church and Cloister of San Gregorio Armeno 638 m
- San Gregorio Armeno 661 m
- San Lorenzo Maggiore 680 m
- Church of Santa Maria la Nova 729 m
- Marigliano Palace 747 m
- Chiostro di San Marcellino 791 m
- Cathedral 848 m
- Federico II University 858 m
*Distances As The Crow Flies
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