After 2 nights in terrible city of Napoli, here's our pros and cons of the b&b:
Pros:
- the room is more spacious than the pictures
- the bedsheets were clean and everything looked clean
Cons:
- the host barely knew any english so it was harder to communicate, if you are a superhost, you should know the English universal language for your foreign guests
- the host met us for the check-in and we heard her speaking and laughing in italian to the man next to us (probably the doorman) that it is horrific that we do not know italian..even though we are tourists
- the house door once closed, was not easy to open from the outside so we had to struggle opening it
- the elevator requires 10 cents to go up but we were not announces beforehand, so we could get some coins on time (we tried once without using a coin and looks like a tourist trap, since it worked without it as well)
- the AC gives a foul smell at the beginning when opening it, after that, it works fine
- we had no handsoap, so we have used ours
- the toilet paper provided was only half of it, we would never use an opened one ever
- the curtains were not covering anything, they were see through, so at night you could see outside and if you'd open the lights, everyone could see you
- the pillows were tough and deformed so it was not too pleasant
- the little breakfast was not great, just sweet small things, we had like an american cupcake, but we were expecting an italian pastry instead. However, for the b&b place, Giuseppina seemed nice, she has tried her best to answer to us whenever we have contacted her (replied in italian so you will have to translate it), so it seems like she really cares about her place and having a good rated airbnb place. The price was ok for whatever else we found in the city and mostly you need to jeep in mind that it was clean and it really matters, because the city is very dirty so Giuseppina's place seemed like heaven after a day in the city.