Casa Vayu - Rooms & Garden

A beautiful and quiet space in a lively central location! Well equipped and generous ensuite bathroom.

I was a bit confused about the check-in and check-out process. All communication with the host was done via messages, I didn’t see a single person in this accommodation, so there was no in-person communication, which was a bit special and the place didn’t feel as lively and vibrant as the pictures suggest. Also, the door to the beautifully advertised garden was closed, so I couldn’t access it, nor ask for help to open it (since there was never anyone around).

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Quando sono entrata nell'appartamento, ho avuto la sensazione di stare a casa, si avverte il calore di una casa, una casa di altri tempi e allo stesso tempo contemporanea, saloni e terrazza grandissimi. C'erano persino le imperfezioni di una casa. Arredamento anni 60, quadri, radio, libri, dischi, e un giardino splendido, piccolo e splendido, il proprietario mi ha invitato a raccogliere i frutti per mangiarli. È situato nel cuore di Napoli, vicino alla metro di piazza Cavour. È un posto green e magico, ci ritornerò!

La mia camera un pó piccola.

The place is decorated really nicely in a retro vibe — exactly how it's on the photos. The garden looks amazing, unfortunately, we were there in the winter and couldn't take advantage of it... But in the summer, it would be a really nice place to hang out.

The space was described as 45 square meters, but it turned out that only the tiny bedroom and bathroom are private. The living room, dining room, and kitchen that were shown in the pictures are all actually shared with other people, which was not clear to me when I made the booking. We were there in December, and it was a bit chilly in the bedroom without any way to heat it up — there is an AC unit, but I couldn't make it work in heating mode. On Friday evening, somebody on the upper floor randomly started blasting really loud music from 22:00 till 23:00 in the evening. Not sure if this is normal for Naples, and it happened only once out of the 3 nights we spent there, but it was really unpleasant after a whole day of traveling.