Hotels San Giorgio A Cremano, Guesthouses San Giorgio A Cremano and Residences San Giorgio A Cremano

San Giorgio a Cremano, a small municipality of the province of Naples, is situated a short distance from the important resorts of San Giovanni a Teduccio, Portici and Ercolano. Famous all over the world for the artists it hosted,  San Giorgio a Cremano was the native town of acclaimed actors, such as Alighiero Noschese, Lello Arena and Massimo Troisi, the latter being the most illustrious citizen of the city. San Giorgio a Cremano is the ideal holiday destination for those interested in visiting Naples, since it develops halfway between Mount Vesuvius and the Campi Flegrei.

Hotels in San Giorgio a Cremano welcome guests with the utmost warmth and hospitality, and give them the possibility to take advantage of modern comforts and excellent services and facilities. The local guest houses, which nestle on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius and overlook the enchanting Gulf of Naples, give guests the possibility to enjoy the utmost courtesy and kindness, clean spaces and good cooking. San Giorgio a Cremano is also scattered with modern residences and charming farm houses, which give guests the possibility to taste genuine traditional specialities from the province of Naples.

Massimo Troisi is the most illustrious citizen of San Giorgio a Cremano: he is celebrated by the city's major streets and squares and by plenty of art prizes concerning cinema and theatre. San Giorgio is one of the most important artistic sites of the Gulf of Naples.
The city is also peppered with plenty of splendid eighteenth-century villas which were realized according to the canons of the so-called Miglio D’Oro architectural style, as well as with beautiful sacred buildings, such as the church dedicated to the city's Patron Saint, St, Giorgio, which every year hosts a famous procession whose origins date back to the X century.
Gourmets flocking to San Giorgio a Cremano won't miss the opportunity to taste the genuine local staples of the surrounding area, such as the delicious apricots from Mount Vesuvius and the fine red and white wine from Pompei.