Airbnb has evolved a lot from its early days: not always in a good way. For all it's benefits, it has also been corporatized and depersonalized. For me, Paola's place is a throwback to the initial concept of amazing hosts opening themselves and their places up for outsiders. The apartment is right next door to Paola and her husband Stefano's place and they are the best kinds of next-door neighbors. After giving us some time to settle in and grab some pizza nearby, Stefano ran us through some of Napoli's highlights over glasses of homemade limoncello on the terrace. It set the tone for our three-night stay. Although not overbearing in the slightest, they are clearly in love with their city and are happy to share their passion for life, dining, culture, the arts etc through handy advice. I've used Airbnb many times with numerous amazing stays, but it's hard to think of a better pair of hosts than these guys. Other highlights. The apartment itself is beautiful with nice kitchen space, a cool interior bedroom and a second bedroom/living space with amazing views over the Bay of Naples. Throw in the shared terrace space (available at any time) and you've got one of the best deals going.