Me and my wife were on our honeymoon from 27.11 to 07.12 in Italy. We first stayed on the Amalfi Coast and then decided to end it by visiting Napoli / Pompei.

We found Francesco's place while browsing through different options. I ended up talking to him and he was really friendly, gave us really good advice regarding traffic, recommended us things to visit and what to do.

When we came in december 03 his parents meet us and helped us carry everything to the last floor (the apartment is actually built up on top of the apartments building).
Normally there is NO parking space available in front of the house or even nearby, and if there is then you would have to pay, and its not cheap (i think around 40euro for 24 hours, depending of the zone). I don't recommend driving in Napoli if you are not used to being around "aggressive" drivers. Almost all the cars in the city have scratch marks on the front-rear bumpers, so that is a message right there :)
We, on the other hand, we where lucky because we had a slot available on the side road right next to the building, that is not marked as a parking space, but you can use it. So we just left the car there and walked for more than 90% of our stay .... but we were lucky :)

The building has a interior court (you will receive a key that you can use to have access to the court from outside). The access door is a bit small and tight, and you need to push really hard to open the heavy-thick door :) ... but i think it adds to the "old-elegance" of the place ;)

After you reach the last floor (I think 5) you will open the door that gives you access to the terrace and then walk across and reach the door to the apartment. The terrace is really big

The apartment is very nice and clean. Just as in the photos. We had a bottle of sparkling wine waiting for us on the table, which we really enjoyed. There are two refrigerators in the house. The kitchen has everything it needs, we even found grounded coffee, tea and cocoa ... cleaning detergent, towels, etc etc ...

The neighborhood is a bit .... how to put it .... lets just say that if you are walking alone after 8:00pm and its dark you might feel uneasy. Napoli is known for having its "dark-side of the Force" :P ... so you might say that you can run into some "Stormtroopers" while walking for example from the train station to the house (which is about a 15 minute walk)

We enjoyed the food in general, Pizza and pasta are amazing.
Next to the train station there is "La cantina Dei Mille", which is a old style restaurant (https://goo.gl/maps/T6HK7LPFcK32)

We really recommend Francesco's place and would like to come back anytime.