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We stayed for 3 nights and arrived by car. The room was spacious with a really comfortable bed. The owners Mario and Sabina have really made a cozy hotel and were so welcoming when we arrived! If you plan visiting Pompeii with a car, the hotel has a large inside parkin lot and a garden, Mario even offered to leave our car in the after we checked out. Breakfast was great, and the cappuccino was amazing, one of the best I had while in Italy. Would definitely stay in Dream House again if I get the chance 😀 The hotel is also in the city centre, one street away from the main street and the Pompeii entrance is not even 5 mins away.

Super close to the Pompeii ruins and church. Many restaurants and shops available. Room was huge!!! Staff is so sweet and helpful. Air conditioning was nice and cold. Tv and wifi worked awesome. Tucked away on a side street but easy to find. We would stay here again!

Very beautiful hotel! There is an orchard where you can have breakfast and enjoy it when the weather is good. The meal is delicious and lunch and dinner are provided. The service is very good! Very enthusiastic. If you are lucky, you can see the hotel cat Joseph

if you enjoy rude customer service and horrible wifi, the Hotel Palma in Pompeii is the hotel for you. After a peasant visit five years ago, we returned this week with a group of 32 for an overnight stay. To start, they didn't honor the rooming list we sent when we booked with them. At the last minute the put some of our party in undersized rooms forcing unrelated members of our group to share a bed. The front desk also failed to have our rooms assigned when we arrived, which is normal for large groups. I didn't see a single smile from a staff member the entire time we were there. And each member was greeting by the morning desk clerk when dropping off keys with an abrupt ”did you take anything from the mini bar during your stay?” Forget a simple good morning or thank you. One member had a water and bag of chips and was charged 8 Euros. What a rip off. Others complained that there was no shower curtain which caused the bathroom floor to flood with water. They had to use their towels to mop up the floor. Breakfast was a shadow of what it was during our last visit. The juice tasted rancid and the only choice of yogurt when I arrived was banana. The main problem was their weak and spotty wifi. It's 2024. You can't call yourself a high-end hotel without offering reliable wifi. I was in room 211. There was no wifi reception. I tried several times on my phone and laptop. The other hotels in Milan and Rome we visited had great wifi - not at Palma. When I went downstairs to let the overnight front desk clerk know, he refused to believe me and sent me back to try again, which I did. No reception in 211, but it picked up as you walked down the hallway to the elevator. Again he refused to believe me and aggressively debated me and refused to come upstairs to check. When I asked if I could use the desk in the front lobby to do the three hours of work I needed to take care of, he said no; that he had to clean the lobby - same reason he gave when he kicked four of us out of the lobby at 12:30am. No cleaning was done by morning. I sat at a small table by the bar to complete my work. Even there the wifi went out a couple of times. Other members in the group complained that their rooms were deadspots also. We will not return to the Palma. Rude staff, bad wifi, and a weak breakfast make it unattractive for the price.

This is one of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed in! The owner Andrea went above and beyond to help us. He recommended trips, he gave us maps, train timetables and he even gave us a lift to the station. All the staff in fact are amazing. They are all so friendly and helpful. Well done everyone, it was a pleasure to meet you all. One last thing, the towels are fantastic and changed daily

The pictures on the website are very accurate but having said that there are lot of pictures that have not been taken. As you go through to the upstairs landing where the bedrooms are you are greeted by a building site. The walls are not plastered and there is rubbish and debris strewn about. The stairs are concrete and there is no lift. If we had been told that the hotel was still a work in progress then we would have been prepared! Its more about the question to detail. There is only one small rubbish bin, this is in the bathroom. There are no shelves in the shower for shampoo etc so we had to put everything on the floor. There is no double glazing, so very noisy at night. The breakfast consisted of one cup of coffee and a croissant. We ate in the fish restaurant once. We all had the same except for one person who had the octopus balls in cheese sauce as a starter. They were quite unwell the following morning. Two sachets of green tea per room. No staff on hand to speak of. A very disappointing experience on the whole. No safe for valuables or passports so we carried everything with us.

I've just had a 3 night stay here as a solo female traveller, and it was amazing. I had made most of my plans before I arrived so I didnt have to much interaction with Gina. Basically just hello and goodbye. But I knew he was available if I needed him Its quite a strange set up but it works really well. When you arrive you are given 2 keys, one to the outer door, and one for your room. No one is at the b&b except for a couple of hours a day. But I never felt unsafe at all. I had booked the green room with a balcony which over looked the main street. That was a mistake, unless you want to be woken up by street cleaners and deliveries at 5 o'clock. Apart from that it was perfect. The room is spotless. In fact the whole building is. Its on quite a lively street, but everyone usually disperses quite early on. It took me 15-20 minutes to walk from pompeii scavi station, passing the ruins on the left. Just keep heading straight until you come to the church square, face right and via sacra is right in front. I had a lovely stay and would highly recommend B&B Eco to everyone