Hotel Nuovo Rebecchino, Naples, Italy

With his history and her comforts, the Hotel Nuovo Rebecchino is among the hotels most beautiful and important in Naples.

A three star Hotel situated in the heart of historical and commercial centre of city, connected with the principal lines of transport.

Facilities

• 24 hour reception
• Air Conditioning
• Bar
• Breakfast Included
• Free City Maps
• Free Internet Access
• Free WiFi
• Hairdryers
• Internet Access
• Luggage Storage
• Meeting Room
• Minibar
• Parking
• Safe Deposit Box (Front Desk)
• Tours/Travel Desk
• Wheelchair accessible

General

• Elevator

In Room Facilities

• Cots Available

About Hotel Nuovo Rebecchino

With his history and her comforts, the Hotel Nuovo Rebecchino is among the hotels most beautiful and important in Naples.

A three star Hotel situated in the heart of historical and commercial centre of city, connected with the principal lines of transport.

Its 58 rooms, endowed with all comforts, are furnished with a classical design style '800. There is also a restaurant for breakfast, 3 meeting rooms and internet point, bar, and billiard room where our guests can spent their free time.

Hotel among the most ancient in Naples, end of the eighteenth century, as it testifies the famous painter German Christian Wilhelm Allers who was usual to sojourn you in 1892 remembering in his book that a good traveller 'it won't repent of a lodging in a hotel next to the Station and a lunch in one of the good restaurants of the place'......for this, every time that I come to Naples, I always stay in a hotel near Station, and precisely the hotel Rebecchino, already Romano Building, that leans out on the Course Garibaldi, always full of life.

This hotel is connected with an elegant restaurant, illuminated in the evening with electric light, where I spent a good time being sit with a jug of wine of the fiery Vesuvius for observing through the opened door the life of the Course and Plaza of the Station' (from You Bella Napoli - Von Allers - Union Deutsche Derlagsgesellschaft).

Raffaele Viviani, famous writer of the eight hundred Neapolitan, quotes him/it in his 'Assunta Spina' calling it The Tavern of Rebecchino.

Curiosity': the name Rebecchino is inspired to the Rebecca, a musical instrument, with Arabic origin, that young minstrels of '300 used for entertaining the Tavern guests.

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