This beautiful apartment is located in the Amalfa, historical neighborhood. The building is old and the apartment itself is extremely clean, and decorated in a fun way that mixes the charming elements of the apartment such as a carved ceiling with a brand new renovation. We had plenty of space for our family of five. The hosts left many niceties including sticking the fridge with milk, juice and yogurts and leaving a full basket of fresh fruit plus biscuits and jam and cereal. They also have complimentary bottles of wine and port for guests. The view is stunning, overlooking the historic cathedral and the water, plus a little park. The neighborhood hosts a flea market certain days each week, which winds for many streets just outside of the apartment. Vendors sold an eclectic mix of antiques, odd items, local souvenirs, and handcrafted items. The apartment is about three blocks from that St Apolonia train station, but beware that if you have luggage, it will feel much farther since it’s up hill on cobbled roads. You may prefer to get a cab from the station if you have more than one suitcase or are not in good shape. There is a row of restaurants straight downstairs from the apartment. They are all clean and have nice selections. Azores stays open as a restaurant and pub s bit late into the evening and on some nights you will hear people in Azores talking from the apartment. I think it stops at about midnight. For me it added to the neighborhood feeling that there was liveliness and people sitting on the cafe section on the tables set up outside the restaurant. And it was not excessively loud. But if you seek an absolutely quiet place by an early hour of the evening, this may bother you. We felt completely safe in the neighborhood with our family.