Neapolitan tailoring dates back almost 700 years to the creation of the first known tailoring association 'the Brotherhood of the Jacket Makers and of the Tailors'.

Today, Naples still retains the highest concentration of bespoke tailoring and shirt making in Italy. Visitors can still explore the workshops and creative studios of the founding fathers of the Neapolitan suit and shirt, many of which have been passed down through several generations.  

Romeo Hotel can arrange personalised tours and visits of Attolini, Rubinacci, Kiton, Marinella and Isaia among others. Additionally, the guide can also include visits to local markets, tanneries and modern shopping outlets.

With views of the Bay of Naples, Romeo Hotel is the perfect setting from which to explore the boutiques and workshops. After a long day shopping, relax in the hotel's rooftop heated plunge pool or dine at the Michelin starred restaurant on the 10th floor.

Romeo Hotel is within an hour's drive of five UNESCO World Heritage Sites and just a 40-minute ferry ride to nearby islands or coastal towns such as Positano, Sorrento or Amalfi.

The hotel can organise tours for everyone including foodies, fashionistas and Elena Ferrante fans.

Notes to Editor

Romeo Hotel offers rooms from €320 (approx. £282) per night based on two adults sharing a room on a B&B basis. For bookings please visit romeohotel.it or call +39 081 6041 580.

For further press information please contact Rosanna Campbell-Gray at Ann Scott Associates: rosanna@annscott.co.uk or call 020 7823 9988

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