One of the nicest Airbnbs and centrally located
The Airbnb is like an adjoining room in a hotel with two doors in between - perfect for two sets of guests that want more privacy or quietness at night but ability to have breakfast together in morning. The “master suite” has its bathroom, small built-in dining nook, and even small kitchen including stove and fridge. Two sets of keys are provided and the Apt entrance is in between the rooms.
Francesco was communicative and was very nice to accommodate an early check-in as well. He also helped with our bags and gave us some good local food recommendations
The place was clean, the beds were very comfortable (Including sofa bed), and the furniture was nice. The ACs work very well - are quiet and temperature control works. Almost nothing in this apt was an afterthought - renovation was very well done and thoughtful. We did have a very minor ant problem in the kitchen and in one of the bathrooms but didn’t cause any issues - can’t keep food / trash out in kitchen
There is a washer that works well and drying rack provided to dry clothes. There isn’t an iron - as described - just FYI
There is a kitchen and small dining area that has everything you need to make a quick breakfast. There is a Carrefour grocery store very short walk down the street. Francesco also provides coffee and the basics such as olive oil, and pepper, sugar, salt. Depending on length of stay you may need extra toilet paper.
The location is very central and there are restaurants on the street that are open late. Close to Spaccanapoli and the best pizzerias in town. Despite central location the apt is very quiet and the windows and shutters provide complete darkness to sleep well.
Just one thing to note, the cab driver refused to come up the street bc of a possible fine - we had some additional guests that arrived at night, so would def recommend coming in by afternoon time as the street can get packed with people
Definitely one of the best Airbnbs - great comfortable stay! Thank you and would def come back!