The apartment is cute and comfy. Water and soda were left in the fridge for me, as well as things to make coffee and some pastries and cookies for breakfast. There is a ladder leading upstairs and a basket to put in things when you need to bring them upstairs, which you can pull up by a rope, I thought that was pretty cool. Towels are provided, so that saves space in your luggage! I would recommend not bringing large luggage if you plan on staying her, unless you are taking a taxi to the apartment. The little streets where the apartment is located are made of stones and it can be a pain to roll your luggage all the way there. I walked to and from the Cavour station, which is like a 15 minute walk. I personally prefer walking over paying for taxi and the Cavour station is not a far walk in my opinion. I got to Napoli Centrale and took a really short metro train ride to Cavour. Via Atri is a small street and I had trouble finding it, but one thing people told me that helped me remember it's location is that Sorbillo pizza is right on that street. That place has great Yelp reviews and locals recommend it. One night I ordered a whole take-away margherita pizza and it only cost €3!! The water pressure is not amazing when you turn the handle to the hot water, but to me, that is worth sacrificing in order to have a more authentic experience than you would in a hotel room. I visited Capri the days I stayed at here, it's not very far, I took a metro train ride to get closer to the Molo Beverello port, where you take a boat ride to the island. I enjoyed my stay very much! Thank you for allowing me to stay in the apartment, I hope to go back one day :)