Regarding Paola, she was always solicitous and kind as it’s a general rule in airbnb. I have no misregards. Regarding the house there are two wonderful advantages, for which I chose the house, the location and the terrace, that may at the same time misslead you, for they are the main disadvantages too. The house is right in the ancient center of town, in the so called ‘decumani’ and close to the place where greek agora was, and you may go walking everywhere. But the street is narrow, should be pedestrian but it is not, though no buses and few car drivers, including the taxi we took, dare to get into it, unlike the infamous ‘motorini’. Be aware of them. But being in the centre that does not mean that everything is close. Nearest bus or metro station, are almost one mile away. As it is the dome, the archeological museum, and 1,5 mile to the train station or piazza Plebiscito. That means that is not worthy to take any transportation to nowhere, Naples public transportation is quite slow and limited, and as its results you spend, and much more if you’re going to Pompeii or Herculano, the whole long day walking. And I mean many miles walks. Ok that’s alright, you’re visiting, you’re suposed to do so, but that was the reason why I took the house right in the center: maybe a place to rest or to have a short home-made cook’d lunch. But then it comes the main disadvantage of it, of which we were never been told: The house is at the six floor, no elevator, and when I say six floor I mean six ancient napolitan floors with four flight of stairs each floor. If you’re over 60 or planning to visit with someone likewise, forget about it. If you’re thinking to get down to buy some fresh milk and croissants for breakfast, forget about it. If you’d like to have a midday shower to refresh, you better wouldn’t. I mean more than 200 steps, each way!!! As we left the house in the morning, we never ever dared to go back during the day but once having had dinner and planned everything you may need for the night. And even if you dare to climb up to the terrace with some food or a book or a travel guide to enjoy it, there’s no light within, or at least it doesn’t work. So that wonderful, overwhelmig terrace we dreamt of became at last something very rare and, at the end of these days, the worst disadvantage of the house. The house though is alright, very minimal though, neat and empty, little comfy, and with little love for details, sheets and towels were dread and the whole house is poorly light by night. I couldn’t find another place to read at night but with the bedside table light. Quite noisy, night and day, and more on weekends, pizzerias call their clients with loud speakers, but...