As first timer Airbnb'rs and first time in Naples, we found the description of Luca's property absolutely accurate when we met the real thing, which was very reassuring. Luca was there on our early arrival, gave us a run down of the area and a map with some things to see and do and let us leave our luggage whilst the cleaning was completed, leaving us free to go out and explore. The apartment is central, just a few minutes from Dante Square (metro and funiculars for Vomero) and the centro storico but far enough out to be quiet at night; we had plenty of restaurants to choose from but we were able to eat in also thanks to a tiny mini market a few steps up the street and a larger Carrefour Express ten minutes away. The metro stop is a five minute walk away, outside the archeological museum. If you want the port area or sea front, it is a 20-30 minute walk down Via Toledo which does get very busy, but there are transport options to get you there both cheaply and simply if the walk doesn't appeal.
The apartment is airy, spacious (lovely mezzanine floor) and well equipped and Luca put in some basic provisions too which was really helpful. We had six great nights in Naples and did so much during the day but always enjoyed getting back to our charming little bolt hole in the evening. It did feel like a home from home. I would not hesitate to recommend Luca's property and Luca makes a great host