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de Bonart Naples

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The historic 1870 Britannique of Naples, restored over a €25m project and reopened under Hilton's Curio Collection in 2020, then renamed de Bonart Naples in 2025 after leaving the flag, a grand-hotel terrace property with sweeping bay views and 72 rooms plus six suites on one of the Bay of Naples' oldest purpose-built hotel sites.

About de Bonart Naples

History

The de Bonart Naples occupies an elegant building on Corso Vittorio Emanuele in Naples, originally built in 1870 and blessed with sweeping views over the Bay of Naples. That same year it first opened as Pension Britannique (Macpherson's Pension Britannique), named for its spirited Scottish proprietress Emilia Macpherson, and quickly became a haven for royalty, politicians and artists - among them Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Virginia Woolf and George Bernard Shaw.

After a comprehensive €25m restoration led by Studio Gnosis, the historic property reopened in 2020 as The Britannique Naples, Curio Collection by Hilton — the first Curio Collection hotel in Naples. The renovation preserved the original 19th-century facade while introducing contemporary interiors inspired by Neapolitan classical courtyards and the city's stratified colors, along with a restored garden and artisan works celebrating Parthenopean myths. The property left the Curio Collection in 2025 and was renamed de Bonart Naples, returning to independent operation.

The setting

Overlooks Gulf of Naples.

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