Homestays in Campania, Italy

This suite (or rather a room) is centrally located on Via Toledo. It is safe as there are multiple guards in the building. It’s a mix of local residents and Airbnb-type of accommodation. The place is quite funky as it features a huge bath tub in the living room, with the view over Via Toledo! (We never used it.) There’s a reception person during the day but you can arrange the key outside regular hours. It’s easy to communicate with the suite and they are helpful in giving tips re: parking or restaurants. A very good option if you need a place to stay in Napoli.

My stay was absolutely fantastic! With the beautiful balcony overview the city area. The location was perfect, just a 10-minute walk to the Central train station and everything I needed was nearby. Check-in was a breeze, and the staff was incredibly helpful, guiding me over the phone on how to open the front gate and access my room. Although the key took a little effort to turn in the lock, it was no trouble at all. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and I can't wait to come back!

This is the best thing you can imagine in Naples to be in its centre, a step away from the Royal Palace and the opera of San Carlo. A small hotel redesigned from a huge apartment is on the 4th floor of the Humberto 1 Gallery built in the late 19th century. You need to enter through the arch from the side of Toledo Street. The door to the entrance to the left. The ancient staircase is equipped with an elevator. The host was kind, very sweet, waiting for us, but we understood that it was better to inform in advance about the time of his arrival, because he is not there constantly, but only placed and gave us the keys and the placard for food in the cafe under our room, We haven't seen it anymore. The 4 m high rooms have kept authentic doors and windows, the floor meth tiles, the ceiling plasters. The French balcony of our room with huge arch windows went straight into the space of a cross-shaped gallery covered with a high glass roof. The room is very clean, new. We are happy that we have settled so successfully and close to the opera in which we have come

Salvatore gave a lot of useful information about staying and about the villa itself. The villa has an interesting history over 300 years. Let you not be frightened by the scratched walls and stairs. Inside these rooms is very clean, pleasant and modern. The room was spacious for 3 people and had a balcony. From unpleasant moments: at night noise is due to cars passing under the windows. And very cool in the room. We took extra blankets. The heater was 19 degrees, but it worked exactly 30 seconds and it was off. The temperature in the room was strong but below 19 degrees. It was not like the unwet poop under the sheets More resembled the glue and churned under us. In any case, the location is very convenient and the Salvatore is very responsive. Recommend!