We were told we were the last guests, as the hotel was shutting its doors the day we checked out Sept. 2. I hope Mercure will revamp and reopen the property because it has a lot going for it with very large rooms, the lovely pool, and close location to Vesuvius and Pompeii. I can't fault the hotel terribly much... More

This is one of those old fashioned, poorly taken care of hotels in Italy. The rooms seem not to have been changed in over twenty years, old -not vintage, old- furniture and installations. We had to open the air conditioning box to get it working, the extra bed for the kid was old and shoddy. The service was not too... More

The hotel is quite nice but the staff don't speak much English. The dining room was only open for breakfast and dinner.nthe breakfast for 8 euros was not worth the price. The hotel is not easy to get to unless you have a car. The town does not have taxis and I never did figure out which bus stops close... More

We stayed here just the one night as we were visiting Pompei, the location is great, the rooms tired and in desperate need of refurbishment, the staff are helpful, the restaurant overpriced with very average food, if you are planning a quick visit to the area and don't eat in the hotel it's fine providing you get a deal on... More

This is a very good hotel, clean, good location for my purpose, very friendly staff, the only negative comment was the qulity of breakfast which was not good and I could not see even one waiter while I was having my breakfast. Dinner was excellent. Also very good price

the hotel is not too bad, just don´t use the phone in international calls, I pay 11 eur for just 3 minutes, and don´t goo in summer because the climatizator don´t work....I staid always in Ibis in my italian trip and is better