Gian Paolo's apartment is exactly how it appears in the photos. What you may not know is that the beautiful stone walls are around 300 years old and were originally quarters behind a church where monks lived. The current interior is a delightful transformation within an old neighborhood that reflects the animated neopolitan personality. The apartment is on the first floor (one flight up from ground) and is extraordinarily quiet given the number of vespas that travel the roads. You will find a very comfortable bed, all the utensils you would need to cook simple meals from breakfast to dinner, tv, very good wifi, closets, shelves, hangers, towels etc . What I particularly appreciated was a magnifying mirror on the wall in the bathroom and a full length mirror on the closet and a small desk with a comfortable chair. It's the small things in life that can make you think that you are home. Regarding location, the apartment is very well- situated to major museums, restaurants, caffe's, and two of the important main streets - via Toledo & via Chiaia - along with the area of spaccanapoli. If you are arriving in a car, the parking at garage Augosteo is minutes away, safe, and extremely well-priced. All in all, Gian Paolo's apartment is a hidden gem in a very authentic neopolitan neighborhood that will make you feel like you experienced something much deeper than you would have expected. The value exceeds the price.