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Deluxe sea-view room at the Grand Hotel Parker's© Grand Hotel Parker's

Hotel · Naples

Grand Hotel Parker's

The oldest hotel in Naples, opened in 1870 on Corso Vittorio Emanuele, with 67 rooms, views of the gulf and Vesuvius and a Michelin-starred restaurant.

Information

Five-star luxury · 67 rooms and suites · Views of the gulf · George Restaurant

The website does not publish check-in and check-out times or rates: ask when you book. From 5 October to 1 December 2026 it offers the transfer with a minimum of two nights.

A hotel of 1870 above the gulf

The Parker's is the oldest hotel in Naples: it opened in 1870 and Robert Louis Stevenson, Virginia Woolf and Oscar Wilde passed through it, according to the hotel itself. It is on Corso Vittorio Emanuele, the road that runs along the mid-slope of the Chiaia hill, and from there you see the whole gulf, from Posillipo to Vesuvius. It is a luxury five-star with 67 rooms and suites, and the atmosphere of a classic grand hotel: Italian marble, crystal chandeliers, heavy curtains and period furniture.

It suits those who want a special night in Naples or who prefer to sleep away from the noise of the historic centre and go down to it when they like. It is not a hotel for walking to everything: the old town is below and to the east, and the normal thing is to get around by taxi or public transport.

The rooms

There are five room categories: Standard, Classic, Deluxe with a view of the inner courtyard, Deluxe with a sea view and Deluxe with two queen beds and a view of the gulf. Above them are the suites, with names such as Parker's Suite, Honeymoon Suite or the two duplexes Prestige and Privilege, all with the sea in front, and the Signature Suites, larger, which the hotel suggests for travelling as a family. The difference that matters is the view: if you pay for the sea, you see the gulf and Vesuvius; the inner ones look onto the courtyard and are quieter.

The website does not publish floor areas, check-in and check-out times or prices. Book on the official website or ask by phone, WhatsApp or email.

Eating and drinking without leaving

The hotel has the George Restaurant, which the house presents with two Michelin stars, and the Bidder Terrace, a terrace with cocktails and all-day cooking. Breakfast is served on the terrace with a view of the gulf. In autumn 2026 the hotel also sells the terrace to non-guests: an aperitif with a sea view for €37, breakfast on the terrace for €57 and a tasting menu for €137 per person, until 15 December.

Getting there

It is at number 135 Corso Vittorio Emanuele, in the Chiaia district. From the airport or the central station the most convenient is a taxi. From 5 October to 1 December 2026 the hotel offers the transfer if you stay at least two nights. For the historic centre and Via Toledo, go down by taxi or combine the funiculars and the metro.

Practical details

Rating
5 stars
Rooms
67

Details checked on 12 November 2026.

Facilities

  • Wi-Fi
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Breakfast
  • Terrace

Tips

  • Ask for a room with a sea view It is what makes this hotel different. The inner ones win in quiet, but lose the gulf.
  • Go up to the terrace even if you are not staying here The Bidder Terrace aperitif is the cheapest way to see the gulf from the hotel.
  • Book the George in advance A starred restaurant in a hotel of 67 rooms fills up before the hotel itself.

Frequently asked questions

What time is check-in?

The website does not publish it. Ask when you book or write to [email protected].

Can you go with children?

Yes. The hotel suggests its Signature Suites, larger, for family travel, and publishes a family travel offer.

Is it close to the historic centre?

Not on foot: it is on the Chiaia hill. For Spaccanapoli and Via dei Tribunali, allow a taxi or public transport.

How many stars does it have?

Five-star luxury, according to the hotel itself.

LuxuryAs a family

Opening hours and prices can change: check them before you go.

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