Residenza La Reggia

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The Residence was within a few minutes of the train station, La Reggia and the main boulevard of town. Gianpaolo paid attention to the tiniest detail and breakfast was available at a nearby Cafe. Immaculate property and nicely furnished. Would stay again.

Gianpaulo was the friendliest host we had encountered in all the Booking.com rooms. He was very accommodating. The room was spotless. SeFok wrote the review above - I (Joyce, his wife) just LOVED Gianpaolo's ("John Paul") warmth and friendliness! Our room was not only super clean, but it was spacious, beautifully appointed, and comfortable. Hot water pot and tea, refrigerator provided as well. Small balcony with plants and the A/C unit (which we didn't need; we were there in April). Breakfast was Italian style and simply a ticket for coffee and choice of croissant at a nearby bar, but it was a VERY nice and upscale "bar" with pleasant indoor seating! Building has an elevator so moving luggage was not a problem. Gianpaolo went above and beyond in accommodating us (we requested leaving our luggage with him so we could visit the Anfiteatro in Santa Maria Capua, picking it up mid-afternoon for our train to Napoli). Rezidenza la Reggia was very conveniently located, close to the train station, places to eat, Caserta's Centro Storico, and also the famous Reggia di Caserta (unfortunately closed the one day we were in Caserta, alas!). Grazie mille Gianpaolo! Speaking of the Anfiteatro - it is the 2nd largest amphitheater (after the Rome Colosseum) in Italy and it was well worth our time and trouble to visit!!! We had it mostly to ourselves and it was beautiful! The underground portion was very green with amazing arched colonnades - how did the Romans build so precisely? Entry price was very reasonable (ca 6 EUR pp?), purchased at a nearby bar which has food and good toilets.

We liked the kindness and helpfulness of the owner.

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