The flat is right in the centre of the historic centre of Naples with the narrow streets packed with over the top baroque churches and excellent pizza restaurants, Naples being the place where Pizza was invented, apparently. The streets are covered in graffiti, but with a lively, family atmosphere during the day and walking out to eat in the evening. 15 minutes walk from the station for trains to Pompeii, Sorrento and Herculaneum and 15 minutes on foot to the ferry port for boats to Capri and Ischia. The flat is at the top of a "palazzo" and is comfortable, clean and quirky, once you get past the shabby courtyard and creaky lift. The roof terrace is a real plus for al fresco breakfasts, pre dinner drinks and I even cooked a Neapolitan favourite, spaghetti alla puttanesca which we ate outside, the street noises wafting up from below. Rosi kindly arranged for us to leave our bags before official check in time and met us later to show us round the flat. A really good base for Napoli and the bay of Naples.