Napoli City Rooms

The owner and his wife are very nice people. The hotel is very close to the train station, but it is indeed difficult to find. After following the GOOGLE map to the nearby area, you can ask locals (other hotels or restaurants) or call the owner directly. There is no problem with hygiene and room size.

The hotel is located very close to the square in front of Naples Central Station, and the entrance is next to the square. Because the area has a lot of lights and is located in an open and bustling area, I personally don’t think you need to worry about safety issues that you might worry about. The entrance to the hotel is an ancient door, which is a residence. The hotel is located on the 3rd floor of the residence. You must contact the landlord (phone or WhatsApp) in advance to obtain the entry method. Room windows face the street or courtyard. The cleanliness and tidiness itself are impeccable, and the view is not narrow. However, since the city of Naples is generally filled with the smell of nitrogen compounds, it is not recommended that you open windows to ventilate the room. The quilt cover of the room quilt is a "sandwich" quilt cover instead of a whole quilt cover. So I suspect the quilt itself is not washed frequently. This may feel unsanitary, but that's the case given that I've stayed at B&Bs around Naples, including Sorrento and Capri. So I don't think that might be a minus. But it still requires your attention. For breakfast, you choose a time and the host will deliver it to your door. There are sandwich croissants, hot tea or coffee, and orange juice. The soundproofing of the room is slightly poor, and around 11 o'clock in the evening, you can hear the happy chatter of teenagers coming from nowhere. But thankfully there was no TV/conversation sound coming from next door. I think this is a great place to stay for a trip to downtown Naples, Pompeii, Vesuvius.