Where to sleep
The first night we stayed at the B&B Art Suite Príncipe Umberto. The bed & breakfast is not located in the most beautiful part of Naples, but it is quite central. We were able to walk into the city and to the famous Via dei Tribunali. From the outside, the building looked a bit dirty and run-down, but the inside was all the nicer. The rooms are all cutely furnished. We slept in the “Capri” room, so it was decorated in the style of the beautiful island. Unfortunately, the breakfast was not to our taste as it was just too sweet for us. However, the biggest drawback of the B&B was the noise level, as it was very loud due to the adjacent main road. For one or two nights, the noise level is fine. For a week's vacation, however, it would take away some of my relaxation. But maybe earplugs will help!
We spent our last night at the Napoli Milionaria B&B. The accommodation was great! Again, it was nicer inside than outside. Everything was top renovated. We felt like we were in a small student dormitory in our room. There was a small kitchenette and a smart bathroom. The bed was on a gallery, which we could reach via a staircase, so there was even room for a small sofa and a seating area for eating. So we had our own little apartment. Breakfast is served in a separate room that is open to all guests. Unfortunately, because our flight left so early in the morning, we were unable to try the breakfast. But we slept well because it was very quiet. The location was also great. The accommodation is right next to the botanical garden.