Walking up the street from the city center then the 3+1.5 floors can prove to be slightly physical but you're infinitely rewarded by the absolutely surreal garden (giant palm trees on the 3d floor, yes you read correctly:) ), the breathtaking view on Castel Sant'elmo and that thrilling feeling of being on top of things!
There it's not 2 but almost 3 terraces that are at your disposal, which are perfect for eating, contemplating the sky at night (if you're lucky enough you can get to see shooting stars), doing your morning gym or simply doing nothing. There's also an unmentioned and underrated intermediate room between the garden and the first terrace, which appears to be very cosy, quiet and fresh and perfect as an office.
There's an impression of living in a country house in the midst of a throbbing city. In one word the place is simply unique and there's a real risk of loving it so much that you get lazy to explore Naples:) If I can allow myself a couple of critics though, the kitchen could be a bit more equipped, the wifi is a bit weak and during storms the rain slamming against the roof can wake your ass up!:) Anyway I'm definitely coming back when the covid crisis is over and Naples can be finally discovered at its fullest! Grazzie mille!