Mira Maradona

Obiekt leży w samym centrum Quartieri Spagnoli, w budynku słynnego muralu Diego Maradony. Wszędzie można dojść pieszo – blisko jest do Via Toledo, stacji metra oraz głównych atrakcji miasta. Wnętrza są nowoczesne, czyste, świeżo wyremontowane i bardzo dobrze wyciszone, co jest ogromnym atutem. Pokoje oferują klimatyzację, wygodne łóżka oraz balkon z pięknym widokiem. Obsługa jest miła, pomocna i bezproblemowa w kontakcie. Miłym akcentem na powitanie była zimna woda i drobne przekąski (sucharki, marmolada) oraz ekspres do kawy.

Jedynym drobnym minusem był brak żelazka w pokoju (deska do prasowania była 😉). Opcja bardzo by się przydała, więc warto mieć to na uwadze lub zapytać obsługę o pomoc przed przyjazdem.

Todo!

Nada para reclamar.Tener en cuanta que las calles están un poco empinadas,pero eso no es del apartamento.sino de la zona,para que lo tengan en cuenta.

Posto accogliente il signor Antonio è stato gentilissimo e sempre disponibile le volte che l'ho contattato oltre al fatto che mi ha cercato per sapere nei giorni successivi come procedesse il soggiorno. Lo consiglio assolutamente.

The location is very central and close to the seaside, metro stations, restaurants, bars and some popular tourist attractions. Despite all the negatives, it is convenient if your main goal is to explore the city on foot and stay in the historic center. There are plenty of small shops and places to eat nearby. The apartment itself looked relatively new and was generally clean inside, aside from some mold in the shower. The air conditioner worked well and was very appreciated, same as electric window shutters which helped with outside light. The balcony has a small table and two chairs, which could be nice in quieter circumstances. We also appreciated being allowed to leave our luggage before check-in. Even though communication was confusing, the cleaning lady gave us the keys and let us store our baggage until the room was ready. Only bathroom window has a full view of Vesuvio. You can only see a small piece of the sea from the far corner of the balcony. ----- The biggest issue by far is the noise. The surroundings literally never sleep. The apartment is located on an old narrow street in a very chaotic and poor area that feels more like a tourist trap than a pleasant historic neighborhood. There are loud scooters, shouting, drilling and other random noises all day and all night, and you can hear almost everything even with the windows closed. One night there were even fireworks exploding very close to our window. The apartment is also close to the Maradona wall, so there are constantly crowds of tourists and noise coming from nearby bars and the square. The apartment itself is not really a hotel or even a proper hostel. It feels more like an old apartment divided into two rental rooms with a tiny shared entrance corridor. Unfortunately the sound insulation is extremely poor.

The bed is right next to the door and the walls are very thin, so every time the other guests enter, leave, walk through the corridor or even move around in their room, you hear everything very clearly. It was much worse than a normal hotel experience. Even respectful guests would probably wake you up, but we were especially unlucky because the guests next door spent most of the night partying, walking back and forth and making noise despite us asking them to be quieter. Since there is no reception or staff on site, you are completely on your own in these situations. There were also constant noises from neighbours upstairs, including a child running around and what sounded like people moving furniture. The water pressure in shower was extremely weak — the water barely reached your skin before falling down. Hot water only lasted a couple of minutes at a time, so showering became stressful and rushed. Maybe there is some trick to make it last longer, but we never figured it out. There were almost no instructions on how to find the place. We had to enter a building with no signs and go up to the sixth floor before seeing any indication that we were in the right place. The elevator only accepts 10-cent coins, so be prepared or you will have to walk all the way upstairs. We arrived slightly early and only found a cleaning lady who did not speak English. She called the host, who tried to explain things in very broken English before eventually sending confusing WhatsApp messages. His main concern seemed to be paying the city tax and sending a passport photo, while very little actual information about the property or stay was provided. The streets were dirty, full of garbage, dog waste and chaotic traffic. Scooters constantly drive through extremely narrow streets with almost no regard for pedestrians, and cos there are barely any sidewalks, you always feel like you need to watch out not to get hit. Nearest metro station still requires climbing uphill for around 10 minutes.