A stone's throw
A rooftop pool
AN EXCLUSIVE AREA
WITH A SUNROOF AND
AN OPEN-AIR BAR
The seawater pool was designed by Gio Ponti and,
in 1954, Domus magazine dedicated its cover to
the famous architect’s project.
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OPEN IN SUMMERTIME /
ENTRANCE FEE /
TO BE BOOKED AT CHECK-IN
Garage
The hotel has an underground
24hrs guarded garage.
Free Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi is available in rooms and communal areas of the hotel.
Pulcinella,
a breathtaking panorama
Irradiated by sunlight from all sides, our dining room sparkles with thousands of colors and invites to start the day with a Illy coffee... immersed in the boundless blue background, that starts from the sea and binds to the sky!
Lobby bar,
beautiful encounters
Open from morning until late evening, welcomes also not in-house guests. A good place to feel pleasant and comfortable, all day long, enjoying a good sandwich or a Gin Tonic.
Fitness room
Open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day
- Treadmills
- Exercise bikes
- Elliptical machines
- Equipment for arms and legs, shoulders,
abdominals,legs and torso - Weights and barbells
Massages
We offer our guests a
massage service on request
- Relaxing / 50 mins.
- Sport massage / 50 mins.
- Antistress / 50 mins.
- Cranial massage / 30 mins.
- Fit for You / 50 mins.
- Foot reflexology / 30 mins.
Pet friendly
Small pets are allowed
(max. 10 kg - one per room) with an
extra charge of 20€ per stay.
Luggage storage
For guests who, after leaving
the room, want to spend some
more time in Naples.
Yesterday, a hundred balconies over the sea of the mermaids
In 1949, engineer Roberto Fernandes bought the Grand Hotel Royal des Etrangers.
The nineteenth-century building was considered to be one of the symbols of Naples’ waterfront and hosted celebrities such as Oscar Wilde up until the end of World War II when German troops set fire to the building.
In 1955, where the historic hotel once stood, the Hotel Royal designed by Ferdinand Chiaromonte and the same engineer Fernandes was inaugurated. Gio Ponti later participated in the project by designing the furniture, the swimming pool and creating the logo.
Today, the vintage charm of the Royal Continental
The task of designing and furnishing the hotel’s interiors was entrusted to Italian architect and designer Gio Ponti.
The principle he applied to the structure was that: “every piece of furniture, while still remaining functional, must evoke the imagination of both the designer and the beholder”.
This is how materials such as frisé maple wood, lined mahogany and briar-root became chests of drawers, dressing tables with round mirrors, and tip-up surfaces to be used as desks.
Today, you can stay in one of the 24 museum rooms of the Gio Ponti Floor immersed in his signature designs.
Every piece of furniture, while still remaining functional, must evoke the imagination of both the designer and the beholder Gio Ponti
