호텔 아트 리조트 갤러리아 움베르토(Hotel Art Resort Galleria Umberto)

The hotel was very well located a few steps from Palazzo Reale and Castel Nuovo and only a few blocks from the port. The customer service was very positive, from the moment we did the check in until we literally left the hotel. They were extremely helpful, professional and kind to us. The elevator is something to experience, although only a few floors it worth to try it and the receptionist will give you the coins to use it. I will highly recommend this hotel, the rooms are very spacious, our even have a balcony and the decor is unique and beautiful. Breakfast has a huge selection of pastries, coffes etc...

酒店地理位置優越。去哪都方便。在長廊裏。四樓，前台接待熱情，入住快。房間裏有非常優美的裝飾畫。衞生很好。但是空調還是什麼噪音很響。早上七點就被杯子碟子碰撞和説話聲吵醒。原來我們房隔壁就是早餐廳。

空有其表的酒店，出了房間大，其他都太一般，星級標準完全不達標

A delightfully quirky hotel. Inside of the Galeria Umberto , right beside coffee shops and even a McD's. The room was well appointed and individually styled. Very comfortable with a view over the mall. The quirky old elevator require ¢10 to operate , and whilst the front desk supplies these,we brought our own. Our ONLY complaint was the dearth of an ironing board...iron they had...board...not so much.

The hotel was beautiful. More importantly the staff was obliging, compassionate and friendly. My roommate had to go to the hospital and they helped arrange for an ambulance. Once she returned, they checked in her periodically and really made sure she had all she needed. They were the TOP of their class. Thank you team!

Staff was accomodating a request for a room with external view which was very nice. Spacious and comfortable room with a view.

Where to start? The rooms are shown with lovely high ceilings and curtained windows. Our was on the third floor and the curtains covered brick walls. No opening windows. No windows. We we off season, luckily, as the air con didn't work. The room was like an oven. The fridge was noisy all night with only three cans of soft drink provided. The toilet seat was broken, which will amusing describing to the front desk, had nothing done about it in the four days we were there. Breakfast at €11 is a rip off, and frankly dangerous. One platter of sliced hard-boiled egga had small fruit flies all over it. The bed was ridiculously hard. Only two pillows provided, and both were paper thin. The iron they provided fused and blew the trip out taking out all the power sockets in the room. There is no bar, even though they advertise one. The worst hotel experience I can remember in a very long time. Staff were ok - I guess it's the owner!

First, let me say that the people working at the hotel were fabulous. With the exception of the young lady working in the breakfast room one morning, every employee I met was friendly and more than willing to help. If the elevator and gate in the galleria had been working, this would have been a five-star hotel. But unfortunately when I was there the elevator was out of service and you had to use the elevator in an adjacent building. To do that, you had to walk through an alleyway littered with the bodies of homeless men and their dogs who had relieved themselves on the walkway and the walls. It just felt unsafe to me, a woman traveling alone. Also, Galleria Umberto has alas seen its better days from quite a distance. It is not being maintained well, which is unfortunate since it used to be quite upscale and wonderful. Cleanliness alone would help a great deal. But, again, as for the people working at the hotel, I simply cannot say enough good things. The breakfast, too, by the way, was exceptional - way more than I could ever eat and way above what I've found in other hotels during my travels.

The location was good, close to shops, restaurants and the metro so easy to access museums, historic sites etc. The hotel is located within the Galleria, on the third and fourth floors of the building. Not easy to find, but perfectly comfortable and providing good service once you get there.