Naples isn't for everyone (definitely not for me). No matter what you do, you always seem to be inconveniencing someone and trust me, they will let you know! It was nice to stay with someone with maternal instincts to nurture me through my acclimation to a city so, ahem, strong-willed.
The honking is... Note worthy. Bianca's home is on a populated and curvy road. People honk to let approaching drivers know they are coming around the corner. BRING EAR PLUGS. It never ends. Also if you are staying in the single
Person room she offers, the wifi does not work from bed. You have to go downstairs to get access, and that can be a little frustrating when you are fighting jet lag and trying to plan out your time there.
She will feed you and make you coffee and greet you with a smile! Very sweet and homely environment.
In regards to the location- you cannot beat it. So easy to find and impossible to get lost because of the museum signs directing you to her door step, essentially. Make sure you do not miss the view of the city from the Nietsche museum platform, just around the corner from Bianca's. Hope this helps a fellow traveler make the most of their experience in Naples!