If you want to stay in a safer part of Naples, Vomero (where Valeria's place is situated) is a superb spot! You're also only a 20 min metro ride from the Garibaldi train station (from which you can take the Alibus to the airport). . THE GOOD * First off, the hosts are superb in helping out and in giving fast replies to your messages! For example, I asked Valeria's husband where in Vomero I could find an internet café to print my boarding pass. He told me that he could print it out for me using his own printer at home. Superb hospitality! * I arrived very late and this wasn't a problem for the hosts either. I met up with Valeria's husband Enzo (who is fluent in English) at 23:30. I was also assured via Airbnb message from Valeria that if i would arrive later, it wouldn't be a problem for them to have the check-in later. * When I arrived at the apartment, I saw that the hosts showed great hospitality by leaving a few croissants on the table for breakfast the next day. They had also given me orange juice, crackers, Italian biscuits and milk. Very kind of them. There were also a whole bunch of towels, toiletries (no toothpaste though) and such available for my use. * Vomero is not only a very safe neighborhood but also has lots and lots of bakeries, restaurants, great pizza places, gelato places and shops (both high-scale and low-scale). Naples isn't a huge city so if you're there for a few days, make sure to walk around Vomero for at least a few hours as it is a very nice area! Don't forget to grab a pizza either at one of their famous pizza parlors (eg Sandropizzetata). * There's a 24/7 convenience store just around the corner with very cheap prices on basically everything. It might be a bit hard to find so ask Enzo or Valeria about where it is and they should be able to point it out. . THE BAD * The apartment itself is actually part of the hosts' apartment I think but they cut part of it off and created a second apartment (aka Casa Emily) that can be rented out. This means that in the mornings, I would always wake up to the sounds coming from the hosts' own apartment (which is wall-to-wall with Casa Emily). Sometimes you could even hear people speak clearly. An hour after I arrived to the apartment, I realized that my socks had changed colors - from black to grey. This was because of all the dust on the floors in the entire apartment! I suffer from dust allergies so i would sneeze too much during the night because of all the dust, which wasn't so nice to be honest. The next day though, I asked Valeria if I could borrow a vacuum cleaner and she quickly arranged for a cleaner to come by and clean the apartment...