Simona is a great hostess. She responds quickly and actually cares about making her guests’ experiences better. And we were no exception. She has provided us with a fan, extra pillows and an extra set of keys, which was very nice.
The flat is pretty spacious and offers classic furniture and design. It is a bit dark though as there are only two windows, one in the living room and one in the bedroom.
The internet has not worked well at all during our stay. That was a shame. And we also didn’t expect such a noisy and chaotic neighbourhood.
In fact, Quartieri Spagnoli is one the oldest neighbourhoods of Naples and is situated close to the harbour, to the shopping street Via Chiaia and to the Opera house.
And if you are into folklore and locals that drive scooters and cars like crazy and scream a lot and behave like the stereotypical Neapolitan but maybe less friendly and more reckless, then this neighbourhood is for you. If you prefer staying in a more conventional, civilised and quieter environment, then you should book accommodation elsewhere in Naples.