I stayed at Bianca's apartment for 9 nights in September. On arrival, Bianca kindly helped me to find and enter the apartment over the telephone. After that I met Bianca's friend, who showed me to my room and introduced me to the apartment. The apartment is really beautiful, full of books and carefully chosen objects. It definitely felt like staying in a home, rather than just an anonymous room. The balcony has a gorgeous view and is a pleasant place to drink your coffee in the morning and wine in the evening. One thing to remember is to pay attention when you are shown how to unlock the doors to the apartment. The final door can be a little tricky to open if you don't remember which keyhole to use. The apartment is located very close to Piazza Dante. The Dante metro stop is on Linea 1, which can take you to the airport (via the bus at Garibaldi), the Spanish Quarter (Toledo) or the hillside Vomero district (Vanvitelli). The Montesanto metro stop is also close by, which will take you to the ritzy Chiaia district (Amedeo). Although, after a few days, I really just preferred to walk to most destinations, as Naples is full of enticing side streets to wander down. Finally, for anyone who has some trepidation about visiting Naples, I would say that the city is profoundly beautiful and well worth a trip. In the 9 days I stayed at Bianca's apartment I saw incredible baroque churches and ancient ruins, visited the amazing museums of Naples and Capodimonte and ate wonderful food in restaurants and in the street. I found people to be welcoming and generous, including of course Bianca and her friend. I think there is still more to see in Naples, and I would love to return some day. I'd love to stay again at Bianca's apartment of course.