Paola and John had a lovely place. It is located high atop the road through a couple different entry ways. The two separate elevators that take you to your final floor are very nice, antique, wooden and metal elevators. I really appreciate antiquated touches like this so it was very neat to ride in them for me.
When we arrived by taxi to the bnb we were greeted outside of the first entry way by Paola and John and they were more than helpful showing us up to the apartment and with how to work the elevators and doors. It wasn't difficult to learn but they increased our ease. Although we arrived late at night, some time around 2300 they still showed us features of the apartment and answered all of our questions about travel and such. Their apartment includes more than enough literature on the area in multiple different languages i believe, although i was only interested in the english selection which they had plenty of. One of the nicest things about our arrival was a home made pot of what i would call baked ziti with fresh cherry tomatoes baked right in, waiting for us in the oven of our apartment. It was delicious. Also the day that we arrived was my 4 year old sons birthday which they helped him celebrate by greeting us the next morning with a small muffin and a little candle on top. It was very kind of them and much appreciated. My son enjoyed it.
We traveled with two of my friends, a married couple who stayed in the bedroom. The bedroom is well laid out and has a wonderful view of the bay and portion of the city from its window. The other two windows haven't much of a view but it was adequate and frankly more than i would have expected from a generally crowded city such as Naples. My son and i stayed in the living room area where there is a small flatscreen tv with cable. The couch in there folds out to an unusually comfortable bed.
There weren't as many restaurants directly down the road as we had hoped although there are a few within a short walk which was pleasant for my friend and i to do just about every night while his wife and my son stayed back at the apartment. I am never really comfortable bringing my son out at night in a city like that but my friend and i were never bothered so i'm sure it would have been fine. The El Sombrero restaurant i think it was called is delicious, open late and do take-out for both food and beer.
John recommended we spend a day on the island of Capri which we were extremely thankful for because the boat rentals there were incredibly fun and a good value. The island is beautiful. I would recommend this place definitely and i am Thankful to Paola and John for their hospitality.