Piera's apartment is a beautiful and charming place to relax - a quiet respite from the exciting and busy city of Naples. The apartment is furnished with antiques and regional tiles; and, the terraces are an absolute dream of abundant terracotta planters with blooming flowers, and wonderful views of neighboring buildings. The apartment is quiet and well-appointed. We especially appreciated being able to nap after our long flight and days out exploring, and to be able to sleep at night without any disturbance from city noise (Naples has a lively night scene!).
Another major highlight was the clear and easy communication before our trip and the outstanding welcome we received from Tony! When we arrived, we did have some difficulty identifying the entrance and were fortunately greeted promptly at the main entrance by Tony. He showed us around the apartment, shared a map of the city and enthusiastically offered recommendations for restaurants and places to visit during our stay. He followed up later with maps, photos and information and was a prompt and friendly resource during our visit. He was especially helpful in helping us arrange a taxi to the train station at the end of our stay.
We stayed for 4 nights and wish we'd stayed longer! While we traveled on to Sorrento and the coast and had a marvelous time, nothing compared to our stay a Piera's apartment. By that I mean the apartment itself, the great communication and help from Tony. Also, Naples is a great home base for exploring the greater area (Pompeii, Herculaneum, Sorrento, the islands and the Amalfi Coast).
Naples is wonderful, lively and busy with lots to see and do. This apartment is the perfect place to relax and recuperate, with plenty of room to spread out and get comfortable. The charm of the furnishing and terraces - nestled into a residential enclave - gives you the feel of being among the locals and the historic richness of Naples. Wish we had booked longer and spent more time lounging on the terraces and enjoying the apartment. Can't recommend enough!
Thanks Piera and Tony!