Hotels in Pompei - Click for Closest to Centre

Hotel Name Town Star Price
Hotel Apollo -
Napoli Pompei Via Carlo Alberto N 18, Pompei, 		Pompei 1 Star €30.00
Hotel Palma -
Piave, Pompei, Napoli 		Pompei 4 Star €85.00
Hotel Maiuri -
Via Acqua Salsa, 20, Pompei, 		Pompei 4 Star €98.00
Pompei Resort -
Via Acquasalsa 16/A, Pompei, 		Pompei 4 Star €120.00
Hotel Diana Pompei -
Via Sacra trav. S.Abbondio 12, Pompei, Napoli 		Pompei 3 Star €90.00
Hotel Amleto -
Via Bartolo Longo, 10, Pompei, Napoli 		Pompei 4 Star €75.00
Villa dei Misteri -
Via Villa dei Misteri 11, Pompei, Napoli 		Pompei 2 Star €59.00
Hotel Calypso -
G. Mazzini. 115, Pompei, Napoli 		Pompei 3 Star €65.00
Hotel Degli Amici -
Via Plinio, 93, Pompei, Napoli 		Pompei 3 Star €67.00
Hotel Forum -
Via Roma 99, Pompei, Napoli 		Pompei 4 Star €90.00
Hotel Piccolo Sogno -
Via Carlo Alberto (1° Traversa) 2, Pompei, Napoli 		Pompei 2 Star €50.00
M.E.C. -
Via Plinio 52, Pompei, Napoli 		Pompei 3 Star €70.00
Hotel Iside -
Minutella 27, Pompei, Napoli 		Pompei 3 Star €85.00
Hotel Ristorante Vittoria -
Piazza Porta Marina, 1, Pompei, Napoli 		Pompei 3 Star €60.00

Hotels Closest to The Centre of Pompei

Hotel Name Town Star Price
Hotel Palma -
Located on Piave (0.08 Miles from Pompei) 		Pompei 4 Star €85.00
Hotel Amleto -
Located on Via Bartolo Longo, (0.1 Miles from Pompei) 		Pompei 4 Star €75.00
Hotel Apollo -
Located on Napoli Pompei Via Carlo Alberto N (0.11 Miles from Pompei) 		Pompei 1 Star €30.00
Hotel Piccolo Sogno -
Located on Via Carlo Alberto (° Traversa) (0.13 Miles from Pompei) 		Pompei 2 Star €50.00
Hotel Forum -
Located on Via Roma (0.17 Miles from Pompei) 		Pompei 4 Star €90.00

About Pompei

Pompeii is a ruined Roman city near modern Naples in the Italian region of Campania, in the territory of the comune of Pompei. It, along with Herculaneum, was destroyed, and completely buried, during a catastrophic eruption of the volcano Mount Vesuvius spanning 2 days on 24 August 79 AD. The volcano collapsed higher roof-lines and buried Pompeii under many meters of ash, and it was lost for nearly 1600 years before its accidental rediscovery in 1748. Since then, its excavation has provided an extraordinarily detailed insight into the life of a city at the height of the Roman Empire. Today, it is one of the most popular tourist attractions of Italy and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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