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Not very central, but the district and the position are attractive in their own right. The facilities have been upgraded recently, rooms are well maintained and the staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Private double rooms are available and the evening meal is a real bargain for the area. Be aware, though, that it has a curfew.

This former convent is certainly convenient for anyone visiting Pompeii. The building is in the low-rise style of ancient Rome, and, like a typical Pompeian house, it is built around a quiet inner courtyard.

The island’s youth hostel is generally packed in high season, but if you can get in, it’s worth it. Perhaps its best feature is that it’s located right above a lovely stretch of sand.

This self-proclaimed “VIP Backpacker” establishment is the best deal in town. Although short on views, it’s convenient enough to everything of importance, and is located behind the train station.

In this family-run operation there are dormitory rooms, with private bath, and even apartments scattered all over town, up and down the staircases that serve as streets here.

Services here include a bar, a swimming pool, and even a restaurant. For doing the city of Naples, this is definitely the best camp site in the area, located conveniently near both a metro stop and the port of Pozzuoli for island trips in the area, as well. Independent bungalows are available, too.

Among the facilities on offer here are a tennis court, a pool, a Jacuzzi, a sauna, a bar, a restaurant, a gym and a disco.

This verdant camp site is just steps away from the archaeological site. There are also bungalows for rent. Within the grounds you’ll find a bar, a restaurant and shops.

This camp site enjoys views of Vesuvius. Facilities include pools and a restaurant.

A great choice along the sandy beach known as Spiaggia dei Maronti.