After the long delays with travel restrictions, my wife and our very special friends wanted to find a place that could accommodate us all for a visit to Naples.
We required somewhere which was central, in a 'safe' area and most of all comfortable and quiet.
I was tasked with finding us such a place. I checked many places but once I had found Casa Giganti there was no turning back.
I made contact with Anna the host and from then on the communication was good, any questions were responded to quickly and all with positive/useful information and advise.
On arrival we chose to grab a taxi from the airport, this was advised by Anna and worked out much easier. Naples to begin with was rather confusing, trying to finding your way around the busy cobbled streets and it's hustle and bustle, even the taxi driver dropped us further up the required street than was requested. We found ourselves not knowing quite where we were! however the quick communication from our host had us sorted in no time at all.
We were greeted by Walter, who was a lovely, warm and welcoming. Walter walked us to the apartment all the time chatting and giving us useful info. As the reservation states the apartment is on the third floor (six sets of steps 60 in total). However my wife uses a walking stick and managed them all.
Once we arrived the apartment was well worth the steps. The living room had a big sofa, TV, a wall unit with plenty of books including Lonely Planets of the area (we found this particular one, most helpful). The whole place was very clean, tidy, the bedrooms had plenty of space, inc cupboards. The bathroom had plenty of room with a big mirror plenty of towels and the extra touches such as toiletries, loo rolls, floor mat's. When you got to the kitchen, it was so very well equipt, with a massive fridge, an oven, smaller oven, coffee machine there was nothing more you would need.
We were very grateful for the extra's that were there for us- such as cereals, bread, jam, butter, oils, coffee pods and the fruit juice, water and milk in the fridge.
The whole place felt like a boutique style hotel, there wasn't anything left to chance.