For a city of extremely large contrasts, this 'caravan' acts as a secluded and dreamy rooftop experience, almost otherworldly as once you enter you are very private but still presented with this side of Napoli in its full compass.
Being situated in a very bustling and intense area, you are bound to feel even more a sense of something special but also safe - we did not wish to stay out too late in parts of this area even if the place was off the main street, and right in front of important hubs such as the cable car station (right in front). A thing about Naples is that motor traffic is on the insane side, and this can affect some travellers. Something to be mindful of.
Highlights are very much the unmistakably unique and spacious balcony, with a good range of chairs and tables and considered wooden hot tub which was pre-heated at arrival (the extra touch by Fabio). This could very much be the backdrop for a film for someone like Tom Tyker - presented with some magnificent art nouveau views, yet with the echoing energy of lots of type of characters and youth from the space within it.
The interior is decent enough, quite practical - all fitting into the charm of the caravan theme, with wooden roof and floor. You can sleep with the door open in May and then wake up to the sunset over the mountains in the distance, cast over foggy sceneries - like a more rough Denver or Santiago de Chile. It can be intense too, as the heat quickly gets strong but it is an experience.
Another surprise was fireworks at 7:30 on Saturday morning, not just by night as is custom. Altogether a stay unlike anywhere else, not to forget. Recommended for 3 day type of trip, and make sure to get on a boat out of the city on a day trip.
Fabio was a good host throughout, always got back to us within less than an hour and everything was neat and clear. Thanks for the experience!