This was a very spacious apartment and very centrally located. Communication from the host was excellent. Arriving to the apartment was somewhat confusing as the street name can be hard to find on google maps. The host did try his best to give good instructions. So, I might blame this one on me. All I would recommend is not to arrive by metro as we did but to get a taxi to hopefully avoid confusion. If you arrive by metro the fastest way to the apartment is via a long street that is really large shallow stairs which may not be fun with bags!
Marcello’s mum met us at the apartment with local pastries, which were amazing! She was lovely and welcoming, but her English is limited so difficult to ask questions about the area or get any tips if you don’t speak Italian. She did however give us some pamphlets and a map and there were other tourist info pamphlets in the apartment.
The apartment itself is even better than the photos and has 3 amazing terraces, which were the highlight and perfect for an Aperol spritz at the end of the day.
The bathroom was small but clean and well equipped with soap and shampoo etc. the towels were new and clean.
The kitchen was a good size and very well equipped. By far the best of our whole trip and had the little but important things like oil and plastic wrap. Toast, croissant, tea, coffee was provided. In the fridge there was juice and water. We made some dinners and breakfasts at home and this was very kitchen was very handy.
Both the bed and sofa bed were comfy with plenty of linen. I found the pillows hard but that is just me being fussy.
There are many many stairs up to this apartment but its all worth it when you get to see the view. I’m 61 and I managed to get up them with my bags just to give you an idea.
We managed to walk everywhere from the apartment whether it was to the ferry to get to Capri or around the historic centre. You also have the metro station about a 5-minute walk away.
This was a lovely apartment and I would stay here again.