Villa Signorini Events & Hotel

Lovely, if dated, old lodge. Beautiful grounds. Staff, breakfast, dinner were top notch. Nice room, but the tiny shower posed some problems. Hard to find, even with GPS. Not really walkable through a rather rough neighborhood

The picture for sure make this place look a lot nicer than it is. I saw that all of the reviews were from 2019 and they told us we were only their third American booking since before Covid. Perhaps the place got run down a bit during 1.5 years of a pandemic. The front desk service was awesome. We dropped our bags off before heading to Pompeii and they chilled a bottle of wine we had bought from a winery. They let us check in a little bit early. The hotel is in a bit of a sketchy looking area but once you are inside, it feels safe. There is a locked gate for parking and for the hotel entrance. The room only had a skylight so at night it appeared not to have windows. The small fridge did not work. The hair dryer also did not work. The beds were very hard. However, breakfast made up for it. The breakfast had eggs, bacon, cheese, meat, and amazing croissants! Also, the ambiance of sitting in the garden while sipping coffee was great!! I was planning to leave a bad review until the morning came. Then when I saw the hotel in the light and enjoyed the breakfast, I changed my mind. The place needs some upgrades and seems a bit creepy at night but overall, it's good value for the money you pay. It's also fairly close to Pompeii.

What a find. An amazing place. Don't just visit the Roman ruins, 18th Century Ercolano, including the bourbon summer palace is amazing. This villa is like stepping back in time. Take the suites, its like living in your own personal palace. A truly unique experience.

An interesting hotel within walking distance of the Herculaneum site, albeit through a poor area of the city. Lovely building but set in nice secure grounds with parking. Excellent views of Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples from the roof terraces. We had a comfortable modern room in the roof annex, the only criticism is that the walls between the rooms are thin and so the neighbours' activity could be clearly heard. The restaurant is very good, offering fresh local fish, pasta etc. Breakfast was a bit too cake and pastry focussed for our taste, but seemed to satisfy the large groups of students who we shared the restaurant with. The staff were unfailingly helpful and pleasant, especially in reception.

Rude receptionist no help with bags tried to overcharge me check out absolutely terrible

Villa Signorini was very handy for walking to the Herculaneum ruins in Ercolano and getting the bus up to Vesuvius from outside the railway station. The property was very nice and in lovely grounds. Very good breakfast too.

Definitely worth a stay. If i ever go back i will stay there.

Very old Villa from 1730; an old royal hunting lodge. Great staff. Pretty place.

The hotel is interesting, charming, and historical. Staff is helpful and informative, breakfast delicious and with attentive service. Wifi worked well. Location is great. With just a little work (shower could be nicer, windows were very drafty) this hotel could be a perfect mix of old charm and beauty and modern convenience.

Firstly, the property is absolutely spectacular. Ercolano is quite scary, the city seems to be really corrupt, impoverished and not safe, but the premises of Hotel Villa Signorini seem to be secure. The staff are lovely, we were upgraded to the 18th century villa for our honeymoon for no additional charge. The room was absolutely incredible and brimming with history. I do understand that with character comes some degradation, but I do think this hotel is overdue for some repairs. The communal spaces are well kept, but the plaster and paint on our ceiling was flaking off and the marble in the bathroom looked as though it had been stained with blood some years ago. I would recommend staying in the villa itself, the rooms outside it are what you would find at a roadside motel in the states. We ate at the hotel three times, the food was surprisingly good and all meals were very enjoyable. It was a little overpriced for what it was, but we paid for the convenience. If you want to stay near Pompeii or the ruins of the Herculaneum, I would recommend it. But, there is not much to see or do in Ercolano, and going out after dark is at your own discretion.