Leopoldine House, view of the gulf

Just a short walk from Piazzale Echia, with a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Naples. The newly inaugurated designer elevator, carved into the tuff rock, has just opened.
A 3-minute walk from Piazza Plebiscito, the Royal San Carlo Theater, and Via Toledo. It is one of the most characteristic neighborhoods in the historic center, full of artisan shops. Built on the ruins of ancient Neapolis, dating back to Greek times, it served as the natural setting for the TV series “I Bastardi di Pizzofalcone.” Just a short walk away are the Quartieri Spagnoli, the heart of Naples’ nightlife, filled with bars and small taverns.
This neighborhood was built over the ancient Bourbon tunnel, the king’s escape route to the sea in case of an enemy attack.
The distinctive labyrinth of Bourbon tunnels is open daily for guided tours. It’s a safe neighborhood, and the people are friendly and welcoming. Since it’s an old building, there is no elevator. And people still lower their shopping baskets from the balconies to buy groceries. This charming apartment is located on the third floor. From here, the view of the quaint alleys of the historic center is very popular with tourists.
Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.
Sheets and towels are included in the price.
It has air conditioning, and the ancient tuff stone walls ensure it stays cool all day long.
I also provide guided tours.
The Agnano Thermal Baths are a favorite among tourists for a dip in the mineral-rich springs.