I had a fantastic time in Naples, and a most enjoyable stay in Stefano’s one-bedroom apartment. Casa Pezzeralla is brilliantly located, close to many of the key historic sights and the central shopping area, and just one minute’s walk from Municipio metro station. Also, because it’s near the port area, getting to the address doesn’t involve a lot of climbing, unlike other accommodation options in (say) the Spanish quarter! Once you’re at the property, there are then around three dozen relatively steep steps to navigate from the entrance courtyard to reach the second floor.
The apartment itself was quiet, comfortable and well equipped. It’s a relatively dark flat by day but really comes into its own at night and has one of the best lighting schemes I’ve come across in all the many Airbnb places I’ve stayed, with plenty of different lights and lamps to choose from, plus a TV in both the living room and the bedroom. I would say that in many ways the profile photos don’t do it full justice. However, the roof terrace is exactly as shown and is a nice option for an al fresco breakfast or snack if it’s not too cold (my stay was in January)! The kitchen offered guests various coffee and tea options, and a choice of fruit juice was kindly provided in the fridge.
Some visitors might perhaps find the sofa bed a little on the firm side, but I personally slept well every night.
Stefano’s email communication was always very prompt, and he took some trouble in trying to answer my questions about musical venues and about watching a football match at the Stadio San Paolo. He was also very helpful in letting me stay on in the apartment on my final day until I was ready to leave for my evening flight.
Casa Pezzerella was just what I needed for my stay in Naples, and you would be hard put to find a more convenient or better value accommodation option if you are visiting the city!