Who we are. Mario and the Casa Napoletana team run a family-owned, long-standing Superhost operation in Naples. We’re hands-on, responsive, and passionate about welcoming guests to the city we love. How we host. Clear communication before and during your stay; spotless housekeeping; quick, practical help whenever you need it. We share insider tips so you can experience the real Naples—from street food to artisan workshops and museum routes. What we can arrange. Private transfers, restaurant bookings, day-trip ideas (Capri, Amalfi Coast, Pompeii), parking guidance, and tailored itineraries based on your interests. Why guests choose us. Central yet quiet setting inside a private lane; the Montesanto funicular right beside the entrance (about every 10 minutes, 3 stops); thoughtful amenities; and a team that truly cares about your stay.

Welcome to a small cluster of apartments inside Vista Napoli Residence, in the historic center yet tucked away on a quiet private lane (about 200 m). Step into Naples’ energy and return to calm: the Montesanto funicular runs right beside our entrance (around every 10 minutes, only 3 stops, fast links north–south). In about 10 minutes on foot you reach Spaccanapoli and Via Toledo. At set hours we also provide a free shuttle along the private lane. The residence sits along a private lane of about 200 meters. For guests with mobility needs—or if you simply prefer not to walk—we offer a complimentary shuttle: Mon–Sun 13:30–16:30 & 20:00–00:00; We’re a family-run Superhost team: swift help, spotless spaces, and tailored tips—restaurants, day trips, transfers, tickets, and the best routes to live the real Naples. This listing covers three independent apartments within “Vista Napoli”. Each unit has distinct features (size, layout, outdoor space, capacity). When booking, please check carefully which apartment you select, as descriptions and photos refer to that specific unit. If unsure, send us a message: we’ll help you choose the best fit.

You’re in the historic heart between lively Montesanto and elegant Corso Vittorio Emanuele: markets, cafés and artisan workshops by day; a relaxed local vibe at night. The Montesanto funicular is right beside our entrance, departs about every 10 minutes with only 3 stops, and connects quickly across the city (ideal for Vomero). In roughly 10 minutes on foot you reach Spaccanapoli and Via Toledo; Dante and Toledo (Metro Line 1) are close, and Cumana/Circumflegrea trains from Montesanto take you toward Pozzuoli and the Phlegraean coast. The seafront and Molo Beverello are an easy ride away.