We (me and my girlfriend) were welcomed by Giovanni's mother (she's a character, like an illusionist, maybe she worked as an entertainer, indeed). She doesn't speak English *at all*, but it wasn't difficult for us to communicate, because our language has a latin root. And I think you'll understand her anyway, reading her signs. By the way, she stays next door to this place. She took our passports for aprox.10 minutes (maybe she googled us, looked into the Interpol database, I don't know). The wi-fi network didn't work, but we had 4G (roaming) so we were just fine. I personally didn't like the fact that somebody entered the room during the day, folding our pijamas and making the bed. When I use Airbnb, I don't expect and I don't want any room service. After I received a long training about maintaing the house in good conditions (do not put your baggage on the bed, keep the walls clean and so on), this seemed to me a little bit... not so great. After the second day (same treatment), we just didn't care - please, go on, inspect the room in our absence, make the bed, whatever. On the last day, we heared a very noisy argue between some of the hosts (Giovanni's mother and G.'s sister, maybe). The location is really close to the train station (5 minutes max., walking) and close to a (super)market (4'), if you want to buy some products for breakfast/dinner, whatever. For us, this was the perfect location for a 3 day period in Napoli (/Pompeii/Procida Island). We walked to the Harbour for aprox. 35' and we didn't need any bus for visiting the city center. The bed is great, for the second floor you don't need the elevator and we saw Giovanni's mother only once. So, this could be a good option, especially if you want to spend the entire day on the road.