We stayed 2 nights in Enrico’s apartment and enjoyed our stay. The apartment is very clean and spacious, nicely decorated and extremely comfortable. The kitchen is well equipped, but with so much delicious (and cheap) food on offer in Naples, why would you bother cooking! If needed though, there are lots of mini-markets nearby. Enrico met us on arrival and showed us through the apartment. He has put together a very informative guide which includes the Naples (& Pompeii) Lonely Planet Guide (in English & Italian), and lots of Pizzeria, Restaurant and Gelateria recommendations. We tried Antica Pizzeria Nennella (very close to the apartment), and loved it so much that we went back 3 times! It’s more so a take-away eatery (plus they do home delivery). They have a couple of high tables with bar stools, which depending on the time you go, you may be lucky enough to nab a seat. It gets very busy with locals, which is a good endorsement! The pizzas are ridiculously cheap, and really delicious. Try any of the Il Gelato Mennella outlets and you won’t be disappointed! :) Naples operates at “full throttle” 24/7, but the apartment is located in a quiet neighbourhood, and is a peaceful retreat after a busy day of sightseeing. The area is hilly, but it looks much worse than it is. Once you start walking around, it’s surprisingly not as exhausting as you first think it may be. Not to be missed attractions nearby the apartment include Piazza del Plebiscito and Galleria Umberto I. Naples Centro Storico is also within easy walking distance, but it you don’t fancy the walk back up-hill, take Metro (Line 1) to Toledo station, and then the Funicular (F3) from Augusteo (Centrale) to Corso Vittorio Emanuele (just 1 stop) – the apartment is then a short (down-hill) walk. Enrico is a great host, and replied to all communications promptly. We recommend to future guests.