A warm and familiar place in Naples
Overview
At the first floor of a two hundred years old building in one of the main streets of Napoli, crossroad between the old town, the Vomero hills and the seaside, you will find my house. In renovating and furnishing my B&B I set the same care and attention i would have set in doing the same for me and my family, a bright yellow on the walls remembers of the outside color of many building in Napoli, the furniture is the result of the long hand-crafting tradition of my city, the dishes where you will eat your breakfast, the linen, the tends, nothing was left out. A warm and familiar place where my guests can feel like home and totally free to move, knowing they can count on my help and advice. If you want, with a cup of coffee, a piece of cake or some traditional patisserie, the breakfast can become the perfect chance for a chat where I will reveal some small secrets of my beloved city. The free Wi-fi, the bathrooms totally new and provided with every comfort, the possibility for adding an extra bed or cradle for you children, the heating system, the TV are just some small details that will make your stay really comfortable.
House Rules
Please note that: • Upon arrival each guest must provide a valid identity document • Each guest will be provided with the keys (in case of breakage or loss of the keys the guest will be charged 70.00 euros) • The balance is paid at check-in including the city tax • The B&B doesn’t accept credit cards • Breakfast is served between 8:00am and 10:00am • Sheets are provided clean at the beginning of your stay, Bed linen will be changed every 5 days, bathroom linen every 3 Please: • Leave your room by 10:00am • Leave the keys in the room before check-out • Do not disturb other guests • Turn off the lights and keep the taps closed • Do not throw anything in the toilet or down the sink You may not: • Use the kitchen • Bring other people in the structure • Smoke, drink alcohol and/or drugs • Bring pets
Amenities
Local Amenities
Rooms
The room called Pino is furnished in a Arte Povera style from the beginning of ‘900, here you can appreciate the skills of the ebony workers of that a
For the room called Gioi i chose furnitures for the Neapolitan Liberty period. The wrought iron bed is an example Neapolitan blacksmithing tradition f