Little did we know when we booked that this “apartment” is actually a full-fledged hostel, complete with birthday parties and people running up and down the stairs, the same stairs, I might add, that my bed in the “apartment” was located under, depriving me of any respite while convincing me that it’s actually a jungle gym rather than a staircase which simultaneously provides the gymnasts with a clear view of myself and my doings in the bathroom since the stairs go right by the toilet window.
That’s right, I said HOSTEL, and I am actually writing this review on iNotes because it’s impossible to connect to the airbnb website using the Hostel’s dismal WiFi network. We were promised a fireplace, however there is no actual heat source to speak of in this igloo and we’re halfway through October at the moment. We were told there was parking included, but the reality is that you have to pay 25e for the parking garage, (although the host did a 23 e discount for us and we thank him for it) All these things pale in comparison however to the excruciatingly long WiFi code that is printed on the wall and you have to manually enter it into your devices one by one as there is no way to copy and paste it from the reservation confirmation like almost all hosts do now. To save you the trouble, I will paste it here uscrizrfkpf355kl though I doubt it will do much good, you can’t even load google maps on this measly bandwidth. Also shower was full of mould… but actually inspire of all this, we managed to have fun in Napoli.