Beautiful, well-maintained apartment in Napoli. I especially loved that, as the photos show, there are french doors with a lovely courtyard view. AND they have screens, which is so wonderful because you can leave the doors open at night for the fresh air. And because you are facing a courtyard, it's quiet. Chiara also provided us with coffee, milk and cake, which I thought was a really nice touch. The neighborhood is very charming and with lots of interest. A plethora of restaurants, markets, and shopping are within a short walk. There are several Metro stations within 5-10 mintues walk as well. The Metro system in Napoli is quite good. But I recommend you research it ahead of time to find maps. One thing to know about the area is that you will be navigating extremely narrow, winding, steep, stone-paved roads from the apartment to the main commercial area. It makes the area very, very charming and also a bit of a challenge if you have any mobility issues. Not a problem for most people. Just something to keep in mind. One thing I want to mention is that I made the mistake of reading Rick Steve's book about Napoli before coming and I wish I hadn't because he put the fear of god in me about pick pockets and all manner of hoodlum, which made me nervous unnecessarily. I did not find Napoli any worse than any other, large city in that regard. That said, if you are from the US, I would definitely say Napoli is more easily navigated if you are a seasoned traveler.