Find all hotels by Hilton Hotels in Naples, FL from AED 634

"I travel to Naples every year or two to visit family. This was my first time staying at the Hilton. As a Hilton property it was what you would expect. Everything was clean and the staff was friendly. It's located at the North end of the city, so it's a bit of drive to downtown/old Naples. However, it is a short walk to the Waterside Shops and a 5 minute drive to Clam Pass Beach parking. Clam Pass is a great beach with a facility that includes licensed food service and washrooms. You can take a tram ride along a 3/4 mile boardwalk to get from the parking lot to the beach or walk it."

"i was with a small group staying just one night to relax and enjoy the pool and boat ride. The rooms were excellent and reasonably priced. We loved the big salt water pool and the boat ride to a beach, and The Tigress was great for lunch. The resort fee was actually worth it! that's rare. Would 100% return! "

"Great staff"

"Perfect"

"good"

"Clean room. Lots of options at Continental breakfast. Beautifully landscaped pool and courtyard,plenty of private areas to sit and have a quiet conversation among the palms and foliage. Price was good. Would book again."

"The Inn on Fifth was amazing! The staff attended to every need. Perfectly situated in beautiful old Naples with driver service to and from the beach, a short distance away."

"Came to Naples to visit a daughter and family who live there. This hotel hit all my "4-C's": Clean, (room and common area's), Convenient, (close-by everything that Naples has to offer), Cordial, (staff was friendly and helpful), and Cost-effective...!! The complementary hot breakfast was a welcome bonus!"

"The only good is the beach is so beautiful. If you looking for a relaxing beach vacay this is not the place go to Mexico. The hotel takes full advantage of you knowing one has limited choices in Naples for a beach front hotel and that is very sad. Standing in a hot line listening to guest argue who was first and who left there bag as there place in line to pay almost $40 for an umbrella after paying dearly for a room with added resort fees is crazy. The hotel should care enough about its guests (knowing the majority are not use to the heat) to want to offer a little shade with their little umbrellas. The drinks are very small and very watered down for a $17 price tag. The server of the beach was so kind, but by herself and couldn’t keep up, while there many bartenders just standing around. There was an awful smell around the pool. Rooms were large, but a little dated. Food was good, but very pricey. This is not any means is not a resort."