Context: 2 teachers + 2 sons (aged 5&8) travelling on a tour of Italy from North to South over 2 weeks. This was our last stop off and 3rd Airbnb. We'd travelled from Rome to Naples centrale and would move onto the airport from travel home to UK after 4 nights in Naples. From the beginning, Stefania was a very good host, replied to messages even during our stay. She welcomed us to her apartment after a delayed train journey (we let her know our delay time and this was fine) and arrived at the start of a thunderstorm. On immediate arrival to centrale, she advised us to take linea 1 to municipal and sent us a route map. Its not worth getting a metro ticket as everything is walkable and you can do Naples in a day (which is what we did). The apartment is about a 5 min walk from the station. We arrived in the rain, so not a good impression was made to the local area when we arrived. The entrance corridor is damp and dingy, and univiting. However, when Stefania met us at the apartment, you would never know where it is located! Its a stunning apartment, as youd expect from the pictures. Generally clean apart from a couple things (we needed to wash the plates through and the tea towels need replacing!) Other than that, it is freshly renovated. Signs of plaster/concrete in places but all cosmetic. The previous guests had left some bits in the fridge but we didn't use them (opened bottle of wine, one egg, some Philadelphia and some opened butter). Kitchen space was nice, sociable and open. We've now considered adopting this format for our own home now! Air con is fantastic and really stong too. Shower room is great, although takes a while for water to get hot but is good when it is. All amentied covered. Would have been nice to have a wet cloth to wipe surfaces and some more bin bags for a 4 night stay but we managed ok. Locakl supermarket was hard to find as Stefania was unsure but we had a good wander and the best one by far was Sole 365 which is near to municipal station but is about an 8 min walk again. Bring bags with you. Its very cheap there and lots of fresh produce too. During our stay, we explore naples for the day (kept to daylight as we felt a little unsure of Naples itself). We walked pretty much everywhere but recommend doing the 3 castles, leaving the one on the mount to last. Castle on the peninsular (not the nearest one by the station, is free, well worth looking out of and you can see Naples bay from here) The 2nd day we went to Pompeii and Vesuvio, We took the circumvesuvia from the main station (about a 30 min walk but 1 stop on the metro). Tickets to Pompeii scavi are 2.80 each way and...