Klaudia’s former kindergarten is probably the most unique and quirky place I’ve stayed in so far.
It’s one of Klaudia’s two private places within a little gated community in Naples’ calmer Posillipo area with a garden with views to Capri and Ischia. Parking is on site.
Thanks to its former status Klaudia’s house is very well equipped and should you travel with children you’ll have even child sized bathroom on top of the two standard bath, child sized cutlery, plates, cups, etc.
We were a party of two adults and a Frenchie so didn’t have a use for those but I think it’s a great plus for families with children.
There are curious cats living in the garden but are always faster on their feet than a dog. They may peek in the fenced patio to see if the current occupants are friendly.
There’s a bus stop with service to Naples right outside the house but we didn’t use it.
Pastry shop and groceries and pharmacy few meters along the street.
All the restaurants in the neighbourhood we tried were very good. One that stood out was on Phillipo’s recommendation and a very good value and quality, about 14 minutes walk, called Calasole. As we visit out of the main season it’s advised to call ahead to find out opening times for each restaurant.
Nearest bathing is about 15 minutes downhill in the Marechiaro area. The palazzo delgi Spiriti is worth the visit, the snorkelling there is excellent.
The house itself is attached to a wall descending from the street above so there’s a traffic noise but that’s expected in the city. The house also rattles as heavier vehicles pass above which I found rather amusing.
Some reviews said the beds are pull out couches, which is correct but at the same time the most comfortable softly padded bed I slept in during our three weeks across Italy.
I highly recommend Klaudia’s place and would stay there again and for longer than 4 nights.