Charm and a great deal of history at this former 18th century Archbishop’s residence in the heart of the historic centre of Naples.

An historic hideaway tucked away on a quiet side street, slap-bang in the heart of Naples.

Very knowledgeable and friendly staff, who can point you towards the best places to eat, shop and sightseeing.

The hotel used to be the residence of Sisto Riario Sforza, the last Archbishop of Naples during the Bourbon Kingdom, and original ornate golden stucco features and 17th century mirrors still adorn the walls.

The décor is still reminiscent of the past but the heavy brocade drapes and elegant wooden furniture blend perfectly with modern amenities such as free Wi-Fi internet access, LCD TV, electronic lock safes and Jacuzzi baths.

Staff at the hotel take pleasure in showing off their city and will happily recommend restaurants, book tickets to museums and map out walking routes that incorporate the city highlights.

Hotel De Charme Decumani offers 47 well appointed rooms with parquet floors and en suite bathroom complete with shower, hairdryer, and free toiletries. Some rooms feature a seating area and a bathroom with whirlpool.

Continental breakfast with hot drinks made to order. There is no bar or restaurant but many of Naples' finest are just moments away.

Plenty of choices, from street food to more formal dining, just steps away from the hotel.

First-timers to Naples will fall in love with the hotel's fabulous location, the Decumani centre of Naples, an area which has become home to an assortment of people since the arrival of the Greeks in the 5th century BC and now hosts some of the world's most impressive churches, museums, monuments and palazzi.

We think this is the perfect location to experience the sounds and colours that make Naples so special.