Davide’s place was the best Airbnb, or even hotel for that matter, that I’ve ever stayed in. I have quite high standards when it comes to cleanliness and amenities and there is nothing I could say to fault this apartment. It was truly spotless and clean and everything was in impeccable working condition. The shower and bathroom were nicer than I have back home. Plenty of space to put my clothes and things in the bedroom. Even a minibar and snacks fully stocked! The host made everything a breeze. He provided so much information it was impossible to make any mistakes. From restaurants to things not to miss, he was our own personal guide of Napoli and we’re so happy we visited. He even went so far as to send us a Video walk-through of check-in! . Ive never seen anything like that from any other host - truly amazing. He checked in on us multiple times throughout our stay and made sure we had everything we needed. He was so easy to reach sometimes I wondered when he had time to sleep lol Thank you Davide for everything, keep up the amazing work! We loved Napoli and if we ever come back we won’t stay anywhere else!
Side note here: I’ve been reading comments others have made about the neighbourhood safety and I just want to say that Napoli is a bustling, hectic European city with lots going on and lots to see and especially to eat. You’re not going on a cruise here and you’re not staying in Dubai. This is a real, urban culture and people should have realistic expectations for it. There was nothing more unsafe about Davide’s apartment than any other apartment in a similar neighbourhood in the heart of any urban setting. Very comparable to places in NYC for example if you’ve been. And actually I would say MORE safe than that because of the lack of gun laws in the US. I felt more safe at Davide’s apartment, in the middle of locals and local businesses, then I did at places like Toledo or the port in Napoli which are crawling with « nice » hotels and also petty thieves. The Napolitan people in this neighborhood love their land and their culture and they mind their business. It’s a little dark and the street is old but so what? I would often pass by locals sitting outside their apartments on this dark, old street and they would say Buongiorno or Buonasera to me every time. This is where you will find the most amazing pizza and I mean the MOST AMAZING pizza places in the whole entire world. This is where you will drop into a small corner store and have a long conversation with a Nonna about how your parents emigrated from Italy to Canada (if you speak the language). This is where you will see how Napolitan people live, smell what they eat and make conversation with them. Don’t miss out on Napoli and don’t believe all the negative things people say. The people are nicer than in most parts of Italy here and you shouldn’t miss out on it.