Unfortunately the noise levels were unbearable. On the 1 morning that I chose to relax in the apartment for a few hours (it’s a holiday after all), I was woken before 8am with loud banging and crashing from the apartment above. It went on ALL day. It turns out there are building works taking place at the building and Donatella didn’t think to inform me of this when I booked. She only informed me afterwards at the end of my 3 night stay when I mentioned the noise. As a landlord myself, I know that this is unacceptable. If you just want tourists’ money then don’t expect a good review, as it takes honesty and kindness to run a successful Air BnB business. In addition to building works, there were dogs barking in the evening for hours at a time and the main lobby door slammed very loudly each time a resident entered or left the building into the early hours meaning getting woken up at 1am then again at 6am each night (I stayed for 3 nights). Then in addition to that, there is a train station next to the building (I knew this when I booked so I expected noise from trains), that said this doesn’t end at 10pm as expected. There are trains that pass through after 10pm up until midnight. The plus points… apartment was very clean and modern, and the outdoor terrace is a nice bonus. There are local bars and pizzerias to enjoy and you’re only 1 stop by train from city centre. Also bed was comfy. That said, I would stay more central if I were to visit again to save time on transport both in relation to the airport and the city centre. Also, one of the reasons I chose to stay at Donatella’s apartment is that it was close to the beach. Unfortunately, the beaches aren’t overly nice and I wouldn’t choose to swim in the waters as they are polluted. Lastly, be wary of cab drivers from airport, my driver tried to charge 45 euros when the journey is a fixed fee of 25. Donatella kindly spoke to him to advise him this isn’t correct and eventually I paid the 25 euros. That said, he crashed the car en route to the apartment and was barely apologetic. It wasn’t a nice way to start a holiday, and traffic continues to be dangerous with unpredictable and erratic drivers everywhere. All in all… I wouldn’t return to Naples had it not been for my lovely day tours (to Amalfi and Capri, and historical Naples city tour), and if I were to return I’d recommend staying in the Spanish quarter. Hope this helps fellow travellers!