SALGAR PALACE

Rediscover the pleasure of feeling at home on a business trip or for tourism, let yourself be seduced by modern, functional and fully accessible environments, have the opportunity to be a few steps away from the fulcrum areas of the City Partenopea and from the intricate urban fabric of the Center Historic with quick access to public transport and highways .. A comfortable experience of staying in a unique Hotel in Naples. Palace Salgar is a new Four Star category structure, strategically located in Naples: near the Maritime Station, which allows easy access to the islands of the Gulf such as Ischia and Capri, a short distance from motorway access and from the Central Station of Naples and just a few steps from the main points of commercial and historical-cultural interest of the city. The peculiarity of the location allows you to fully enjoy the particular travel experience, both for leisure and business trips, which only a city as unique in the world as Naples can give. The building, built in 1930 and completely renovated, stands out for its white marble facades and stands out with its majesty in the surrounding area as an example of rationalist-functionalist architecture.

Modernly furnished and completely soundproofed, the rooms all have: air conditioning, telephone, television, wi-fi internet connection, minibar, hairdryer, safe.

Reception 24h, porterage service, restaurant, TV room, bar, internet point, terrace, conference room, garage (with a supplement of € 23 per day payable locally), devices for handicapped and wheelchair users, fitness center.

Not allowed

Check in: from 2.00 pm 

 

Check out: by 12.05 pm

Naples is one of the cities with the highest density of cultural resources and monuments in the world, which testify to the historical-artistic evolution. The historical center, in 1995, was included by UNESCO among the heritage of humanity with the following motivation: «It is one of the oldest cities in Europe, whose contemporary urban fabric preserves the elements of its history rich in events. The traces of its streets, the richness of its historic buildings characterizing different eras give the site a universal value without equal, which has had a profound influence on much of Europe and beyond its borders ». It is the result of overlapping architectural styles enclosed in about 2800 years of history, thus witnessing the various civilizations that have stayed there. All these factors have given him a universal value without equal. On a relatively small area there are, among others, a large number of castles, royal residences, monumental palaces, historic churches and remains from the classical age. The legacy of this millenary history can still be admired throughout the city and its surroundings, which make the city of Naples an open-air museum in all respects. The area affected by the protection includes 14 neighborhoods. Avvocata, Montecalvario, San Giuseppe, Porto, Pendino, Mercato, Chiaia, San Ferdinando, Stella, San Carlo all'Arena, San Lorenzo and Vicaria and part of the Vomero and Posillipo hills. The quarters of San Giuseppe, Porto, Pendino, Mercato, San Lorenzo and Vicarìa, specifically, constitute the ancient nucleus, corresponding largely to the area of the decumans. However, the scarce valorization and the lack of funds for possible restorations, means that part of this patrimony, in particular that corresponding to the ancient center, or to the area of the decumani, ruins or in a state of degradation the churches that only in historical center have serious structural problems, as many buildings; but also fountains, obelisks, ancient architecture, etc.). To overcome this problem, an agreement signed between the Campania region, the municipality and the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, meant that the European Union allocated 100 million euros in June 2012 to carry out restoration work on the monuments of the historic center most at risk. .