The Hotel has a very good location, everything is relatively close to walk with shopping, restaurants and sights near.
The staff were friendly and very helpful. Good breakfast included cakes, breads, fruit...
The hotel is clean, the beds and linen are great and the rooms are spacious, bright and fresh! Even though in downtown couldn't hear any noise from outside.
The best location ever, I would come back for sure!!

MC

When I first saw the street in front of this hotel it didn't look like the kind of place I would normally stay. Well, what a surprise . The hotel is bright and cheerful and wonderfully accommodating. Come to think of it that also describes Gisella who runs the place!
This is a person who is as beautiful on the inside as she is on the outside. Yes it is she that efficiently keeps the place humming, but that doesn't begin to describe the effort she puts forth to help guests who do not speak Italian survive in Naples. She is the translator, the restaurant consultant, and the travel advisor.
Two weeks after we moved out she was still working to untangle a mess involving the customs and the Italian post office so that I could get some important medications sent from America. She succeeded and had them forwarded to me. I will never forget her or the Hotel Correra 24. John Campbell

The hotel is quite quirky modern, but is not in a great part of town. It's close to the museum and the funicular/ Metro system. Breakfast has to be one of the worst I've ever had, with very little choice and poor quality, best skipped if you have the option. It makes the best of a poor location, but can feel a little bit like a remand centre style by IKEA. The staff however were very helpful.

When I first considered Napoli in my trip for Italia, I read a critic in TripAdvisor that said something like "why go to Napoli?". Well, I didn't give credit to this critic and I went to Napoli even though. Now I understand. I never have been in a city so dirty and unfriendly; unfriendly is also the word for the reception in the hotel. When one plans vacations with antecedence, and pays antecedently, the last thing expected is having to change rooms because a party in the lobby (the employee suggested one day in a room and two days in another - such a boring situation). The poor breakfast was minimalist, like the hotel: no fresh breads, no fruits... The hotel's street seems like a tenement and it appears dangerous. Napoli's streets are hard to walk: you can be hit by a moto, a car, a bycicle or whatever moves at any moment. You have to be carefull also for not step in -- and garbage. Residents seems to dislike tourists and to like living in a pigsty. So my family and I decided to do the rightest thing: leave the hotel before the party and leave Napoli. The best thing we have done was to go to Firenze!