Large Rooftop Apartment overlooking the ruins of Pompeii,

We had an amazing experience during our stay. There were some issues finding, but that was on us and the GPS. Karine and her crew couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. The apartment was exactly as advertised and there were amazing views of both the sunrise and the sunset. You can even see the ruins from the terrace! The food at the restaurant below was excellent and the staff was extremely attentive and nice. Don't hesitate to book, we will again for another stay in the area!

After a warm and friendly welcome by the host we had a great stay at this apartment. Spacious and exactly as described it proved to be the perfect base for exploring the area as it was a short walk to the entrance to Pompei and centrally located between Pompei and the Amalfi coast. The only minor issues we experienced were the wi-fi dropping out and the hot tub was not set up. I believe the former was a temporary local issue and the lack of a hot tub wasn't raised with the host as presumably it is still considered too early in the season. Many previous reviews mention issues with noise from the restaurant below but we only experienced this on one night and it wasn't too much of an issue for us. Overall, highly recommended and we would definitely look to stay again if we return to the area.

Very close to Pompei Scavi (entry to ruins and station).

First, our hosts: Karine and Pasquale were warm and welcoming hosts. Communication was primarily with Karine who was great at responding quickly to any questions we had and was always on hand to provide any advice. Karine arranged for a taxi to take us to and from the airport which was 15% cheaper than anything we had found on the Internet. The apartment itself was clean and spacious both inside and outside (although we didn’t get much chance to sit outside due to the weather which was pleasant compared to the UK but a bit rainy, we went in Oct / Nov). There were a few niggly things (eg: none of the remote controls worked as the batteries were flat, on one occasion the rain had seeped through the external door on to the kitchen floor and we had to ask for some towels to get rid of the water, on one occasion the water heating turned itself off and we had to ask for it to be switched back on) that took the edge off our stay…..not major but it was disappointing that they happened. Location-wise, if you want to go to Pompeii ruins (and why wouldn’t you?) and travel by train using the Circumvesuviana to get to Sorrento, Herculaneum and Naples (not Amalfi as some people have suggested, it’s probably close to being a 5 hour round trip from Pompeii) its about as good as you can get with a 5 – 10 minute walk to both. There is a “tourist information office” next to the train station but its actually a commercial business that sells guided trips to Vesuvius and Pompeii….fine if that’s what you want but they will be charging a premium. The nearest Supermarket (a 24 / 7 Carrefour) is 15 – 20 mins walk away which can be a bit of a chore to go to and from as its on the main road into Pompeii new town but was well stocked. One nice surprise was Pompeii new town….its about a 20 – 25 minute walk (continue past Carrefour and bear left) and was quite buzzy and pretty….a nice way to spend an hour or two. We found two great restaurants..The Old West (steak, burgers) and I Matti (pizza, pasta) were both good on service and food Unfortunately, as professional and kind as Karine and Pasquale were, like others who have stayed, we suffered on two occasions from the party’s downstairs which went on until the early hours of the morning at the weekends. We can't recommend it because we didn’t want to hear loud music and talking until the early hours but if that doesn’t bother you then it’s a good place to stay especially in the summer when you can use the terrace.