Built in 1859 during the final year of Bourbon rule, this four-star hotel retains its original architectural splendor. Entering through the antique main gate, you'll step into a grand hall seemingly untouched by time. Just beyond lies the breathtaking old courtyard, illuminated by a magnificent skylight and surrounded by spacious rooms once occupied by nuns. The Grand Hotel Capodimonte, inheriting the unique architecture of the 'delle morette' convent, offers a variety of rooms to suit every guest, from business travelers seeking relaxation to couples yearning for romance. Its 35 rooms, elegantly furnished in the Bourbon style, are spread across four floors.