B&B Quattro Palazzi Napoli

I was there on my own for two nights in October. The room was spotless and comfortable, and Bruno was really friendly and helpful. I had a great time!

You can reach the waterfront, pizzerias, shops, restaurants and public transport on foot, and the B&B is ideally placed for downtown Naples. It's a good fit if you enjoy being in the middle of city life. Parking nearby is a real challenge, but Bruno managed to find us a paid space just around the corner for three days. He’s an outstanding host, and the place was clean and comfortable.

The room was clean and pleasant, with nice air conditioning, and the bathrooms and breakfast were good too. The owner was one of the kindest people we've met, always courteous and ready to help. He even carried our luggage up and down the stairs, which was a relief. We visited in June-July, and the heat and humidity made all those steps tough, especially after my wife's long days of tours and activities. If you can manage the stairs, it’s a really nice stay with a perfect guest giver.

Bruno made things easy when we arrived too early to check in. He met us at the gate, let us leave our bags while we went sightseeing, then sent a message once the room was ready. He was flexible throughout. We liked having a shared fridge for our own things and a balcony where we could enjoy a bottle of wine in the afternoon or evening. There's also a second fridge with beer and other drinks. You note what you've had and pay Bruno the next day, and the prices are about the same as at the grocery stores. The breakfast was just right, and the coffee was fantastic. There’s no minibar in the room. It was very clean, and although Naples is busy, the soundproofed windows kept the night noise out. Earplugs were available by the bed too. We stayed four days, and the location was ideal. The Metro is two minutes away, the historical quarters five minutes on foot, the Spanish quarters ten minutes, and Central station is a 10-15 minute walk for trains to Pompeji. We’ll definitely stay here next time we come to Naples.