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List of Naples hotels. Also, see hotels listed as 5 star hotels in Naples, 4 star hotels in Naples, or 3 star hotels in Naples
Cavour Hotel Naples City Centre: Central Station On Request
San Giorgio Hotel Naples City Centre: Central Station On Request
Ideal Hotel Naples City Centre: Central Station EUR 82
Prati Hotel Naples City Centre: Central Station On Request
Hotel del Real Orto Botanico Naples City Centre: Central Station On Request
San Paolo Hotel Naples Gulf of Naples: Campi Flegrei On Request
Neapolis Hotel Naples City Centre: Central Station On Request
Best Western Plaza Hotel Naples City: Capodimonte On Request
Delle Nazioni Hotel Naples City Centre: Central Station On Request
Nuovo Rebecchino Hotel Naples City Centre: Central Station On Request
Grand Europa Hotel Naples City Centre: Central Station On Request
Splendid Hotel Naples City: Posillipo Hill Top EUR 83
Bovio Suite Hotel Naples City: Piazza del Plebiscito EUR 92
Mh Hotel Naples Gulf of Naples: Mergellina On Request
Holiday Inn Resort Naples-Castelvolturno Castelvolturno
Mediterraneo Hotel Naples Gulf of Naples On Request
Esedra Suite Hotel Naples City Centre: Central Station On Request
Grand Hotel Oriente Naples Gulf of Naples On Request
Best Western Hotel San Germano Naples City: Agnano On Request
San Francesco al Monte Hotel Naples Gulf of Naples: Mergellina EUR 192
Hotel Villa Ranieri Naples City: Capodimonte EUR 168
Excelsior Hotel Naples Gulf of Naples On Request
Charming International Hotel Naples Airport: Capodichino On Request
American Hotel Naples City: Agnano On Request
New Europe Hotel Naples City Centre: Central Station On Request
Montespina Park Hotel Naples City: Agnano On Request
Grand Hotel Meridiana Lettere Residential Area: Lettere On Request
Britannique Hotel Naples Airport: Capodichino On Request
Sant'Angelo Hotel Naples City Centre: Central Station On Request
Royal Continental Hotel Naples Gulf of Naples: Mergellina On Request
Villa Capodimonte Hotel Naples
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Grand Hotel Santa Lucia Naples Gulf of Naples On Request
Grand Hotel Vesuvio Naples
Naples) is the largest city in southern Italy and capital of the Campania region
and the Province of Naples. The city has a population of about 1 million. By
one count the metropolitan area of Naples is the second largest in Italy after
that of Milan, with more than 4,200,000 inhabitants. The inhabitants are known
as Neapolitans, napulitane in Neapolitan, napoletani or poetically partenopei
in Italian. It is located halfway between the volcano, Vesuvius and a separate
volcanic area, the Campi Flegrei, all part of the Campanian volcanic arc.
aples is by tradition the home of pizza. It is the birthplace of the Pizza Margherita, which traditionally is made with mozzarella cheese, pomodoro (tomato) and basil -representing, respectively, the red, white, and green of the Italian flag. The pizza was named when it was served to Queen Margherita during a visit to the city. La vera pizza ("true pizza") should be made in a wood-burning oven similar to a Tandoori oven. There is a certification body that issues recognition to pizza places around the world that have been deemed to make true Neapolitan pizza.
Melanzane alla parmigiana is a bake of layers of fried slices of aubergine (eggplant, very often coated in egg and flour, or in a light batter), alternated with mozzarella, tomato sauce and parmesan (parmigiano) cheese (a less common version does not include mozzarella).
Naples offers several kinds of unique pastry, the most famous of which is perhaps the babà, followed by choux (Neapolitans write it as sciù) and the Pastiera, a cake prepared for Easter. The babà (also known as savarin) is a mushroom-shaped piece of leavend sweet paste, soaked with an orange flavoured mixture of ruhm and water. Choux is a small "bubble" of leavened paste stuffed with light cream, usually coffee or chocolate flavored. The Pastiera is a cake with a complicated recipe, varying by the county in which it is prepared. The ingredients are typically annealed grain, eggs, and sometimes cream (it is sometimes made with boiled rice instead of grain in the area of Salerno), in a sort of short crust pastry with strips of pastry on the top making a sort of grid. Another typical Neapolitan pastry is the Sfogliatella (riccia or frolla).
Naples is also known for its ice cream (in Italian gelato).
Neapolitan food forms the basis for much Italian-American cuisine.