63 Hostels in Naples, Campania, Italy

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We have 63 hostels in Naples with an average rating of 8.4 based on 34,756 reviews

About Naples

Come and see Italy’s southern gem, where you can find sea, fun, food, and music! Naples is one of the most colourful cities in Europe and is full of amazing art and architecture.

Finding cheap hostels in Naples is easy. A lot of them are central, close to the station and to Spaccanapoli, the street that splits the city in two. The best hostels in Naples offer shared dorms and private rooms, game rooms, gardens and rooftop bars. Whatever you are interested in, whether that is playing music, watching theatre plays or sleeping in an ex-textile factory from the 1800s, you will definitely find a hostel in Naples for that. Often hostels in Naples also offer day trips to Pompeii, Herculaneum and to the coast, to enjoy everything the region has to offer.

The historic centre is the beating heart of the city and it’s a UNESCO World Heritage site. There you will find all the best attractions, like Piazza del Plebiscito, the beautiful Cathedral, and the Royal Palace. This neighbourhood is also the best place to go to have fun, being where a lot of University students live. When you think about Naples you think about the sea and the Castel dell’Ovo looking over it. If you want to hear the waves and eat some good fish then take a stroll down the Posillipo neighbourhood, where you’ll also find the beautiful Marechiaro and parks to relax. For a breath-taking view of the city, you can go to the Vomero neighbourhood, up on a hill and full of gardens, liberty style architecture and interesting boutiques.

In Naples, you can cycle or walk, or if you want to go the lazy way, use buses, funiculars and metro lines. Some of the subway stations were turned into beautiful art pieces that you can’t miss. You can buy public transport tickets from vending machines or bars and tobacconists. Naples has an international airport from where you can take the bus to the city centre. It’s also the perfect city to end a road trip around Italy.