Annalisa and her son Luca made us feel at home in their wonderful apartment in beautiful Napoli. They welcomed us with open arms and offered many helpful suggestions of things to do and places to eat and drink. We were feeling a little unsafe when we first arrived (Piazza Garibaldi is a bit of a gauntlet—you should take the metro instead of walking) but before long we were hanging out with the locals and experiencing true Napolitano culture.
The location is perfect for visiting all points of interest in Campania. It is very close to the Napoli Duomo, which is gorgeous, and the Archaeological Museum, which is a must-see. It's a short walk to the Cavour (Linea 2) and Museo (Linea 1) metro stops, which are connected by an underground tunnel. Be aware that the two lines are operated by different companies, but a UnicoCampania ArteCard—which you can pick up at the tourism desk in Stazione Piazza Garibaldi—covers them both (as well as regional Trenitalia trains, Circumvesuviana local, Funicolari, SITAsud and EAV autobuses, and more).
Make sure to make it into downtown Napoli to see the seaside, Castel d'Ovo, and the stunning views of Mount Vesuvius and Napoli Bay. The best pizza on the planet can be found at Sorbillo—it's well worth the wait! Near the apartment on Via Forìa you can find Lombardi 1892, a great restaurant with pizza and pasta, and Forìa 46, a friendly gastro pub with burgers and a tasty American-style ale they brew in-house.
The apartment is spacious and clean with many comforts of home and cute decorations. The bed is comfortable and the shower is big enough for two 6'3 Americans. We greatly enjoyed our stay we're already planning our next trip!