Livio & Chiara were great hosts and did everything they could to ensure a positive stay in Naples. Overall we had a good stay at Magma home. I would recommend the property to single, younger travellers or families that have children older than 6 years old.

Pros
- Livio & Chiara (Hosts)
- The rooftop view & seating for sunset - amazing!
- Close to Metro
- Friendly other guests
- Access to fridge & laundry

Cons
- Neighborhood was a bit daunting; but this might just be Naples?
- The multiple flights of stairs to get to the hostel rooms - no elevator, so pack light as you have to carry it up (but consider that this gives the rooftop view!) We didn't mind really - would rather have a view and be elevated from the street. Back in our backpacking days this would have been a non-issue. Enter kids and it seems we carry more stuff than an small army.
- The extra cost of parking (20 euro per day - at garage 5 min walk away), This was a surprise for us which added to our trip cost, we thought parking was included or there would be safe free parking available. I would avoid driving to & in Naples if you can.
- The steep ladders to the mezzanine for extra beds. We had a toddler so this was not ideal for us safety wise- wouldn't make a difference for older/single travelers. If you have a toddler I would try to request a room without a mezzanine and take care in the public space as lots of hard/steep stairs.
- Our last night we were awoken three times with travellers arriving late in the evening (from 11pm through 1:45am) and ringing the main bell multiple times over an hour period as they carried their luggage up from the street below. They then proceeded to congregate and 'celebrate' in the kitchen area, directly outside our room door - it required my husband to confront them and ask them to be quiet and respectful.
Having stayed in hostels and shared domiciles for over two decades travelling, we understand that other guests and common courtesies can be hit and miss and not necessarily something that the hosts can be criticised for. However, as Livio and Chiara are not living on site it is something they are likely not even aware of. Suggestion? Restrict the arrival time to a reasonable hour and as hosts, they should try to be present for these arrivals to make it less disruptive to other guests.