From beginning to end of our week-long stay, Raffaele was the perfect host in one of the cleanest and well organized Airbnb apartments we've stayed in. He calls his apartments Lemon Flats. First of all, he responded quickly to our reservation request and to every question and concern we had throughout our stay. He arranged an early check-in, which was very important to us. We had coffee, milk, breakfast breads, jams and bottled water waiting for us. He checked with us 3 times during our stay to make sure everything was okay. Fresh towels and breads were delivered without our request. We needed travel photocopies, and he referred us to Dianna Carteleria across from the apartments. Instead of a taxi to the airport, he arranged a private driver for us for reasonable rate. Fortunately he speaks English well as we don't speak Italian.
The neighborhood was fantastic. The Naples Anthropology Museum is right next to the apartment. Even if you aren't a museum person, don't miss the incredible collection of marble statues and priceless mosaics from Pompeii. Within two minutes walk you have 2 metro lines, and many bus lines we used daily with a 7-day bus pass. In the same distance there is a pharmacy for covid antigen testing for travel, a mini super market, a dozen cafes, and an open air market It's only a 10-minute walk to the Historic Center through ancient cobblestone alleys. Via Foria is about 100 yards away. It is a major boulevard with everything you need and more. Fortunately the apartment is two blocks away on a safe residential alley so street noise is reduced. We stayed in 3 Airbnb apartments in Naples and we heard street noise in all of them. The windows are new and insulated for temperature and sound. Even though, you will hear some street noise, which is made up for by the comfortable bed, the new air conditioner, plenty of electrical outlets and one of the world's most fascinating neighborhoods. We highly recommend Lemon Flats to other travelers.