La Casa Nel Parco

There’s a bus nearby that comes from the Museo. Walking from the metro takes about 15 minutes to get there and 10 minutes to leave. Breakfast is just dry bread, madeleines, and some jam.

The rooms were comfortable and clean, and the owners were really kind and helpful. Simona helped us with everything we needed to get in and out, and breakfast and service were consistently available without any disruption. Getting to the B&B was easy enough, though less straightforward than I expected, and that’s not the property’s fault. The big plus is the free parking, behind a barrier and monitored around the clock. As for my first experience driving in Naples, it was terrible. I’m used to Sicilian roads, but these felt like central Palermo. I’d recommend the place.

The private parking space is right below the B&B window, fenced off and secure, which was very handy. Getting to the accommodation means walking up a short but steep hill inside a residential complex. If you’re into fitness, you can treat it as a way to burn off a few of the countless calories from baba, pizza, pizza fritta, sfogliatelle, and snowflakes. The place is especially convenient for the Materdei metro line, and inside it’s spotless with new finishes. Above all, Simona is an incredibly friendly, kind, and helpful host. This B&B is well worth a visit. I’ll leave the rest for you to discover by booking a room.

The self-serve breakfast was plentiful and had lots of choice. I especially appreciated the options provided for my food intolerance. There’s also parking inside the condominium complex where the B&B is located, which was the icing on the cake. The accommodation itself felt welcoming, was clean, and had every comfort. Our host was delightful, friendly, and very helpful. I’d definitely choose it again if I come back to Naples.