The borgo marinaro, in shades of green and brown, refers, as do the photographic views we have chosen to characterize it, to one of the most romantic places in Naples, the old fishermen's marina of S. Lucia. Located on the ancient islet of Megaride, the seaside village is full of restaurants and bars and is protected by the imposing and evocative Castel dell'Ovo.

Seaside village suite, consists of a small entrance hall, two bedrooms and a comfortable bathroom with shower and hairdryer.

The atmosphere is romantic, full of evocations. The first bedroom, very large, is equipped with a maxi double bed, a relaxation armchair and a large window which makes it airy and bright.

The second bedroom, used as a living room, is equipped with a comfortable sofa bed and a large, quiet and sunny balcony. Air conditioning, safe, wifi, and flat screen TV complete the equipment of the room.

The spaccanapoli room, with warm and soft colors of honey and gold, recalls the true "heart" of Naples, where art, tradition, history and culture intertwine. The reason for the name will be well understood by observing the photo that stands out in the room: a long cut, in fact, divides the city in two, starting from Pignasecca, crossing the historic center and reaching the Forcella district. Walking through Spaccanapoli is like walking through the history of Naples...

A fresh and bright environment, extreme attention to detail and an atmosphere that instills serenity, Spaccanapoli is equipped with a comfortable en-suite bathroom with shower, bidet and hairdryer, equipped with all the devices necessary to overcome architectural barriers, a French double bed, air conditioning, safe, wifi and flat screen TV.

The Pizzofalcone room has the gray color of the winter sea, visible from the suggestive hill that bears its name due perhaps to its falcon beak shape or perhaps to the fact that falcon hunting was practiced there in ancient times. The most interesting views are exposed on the walls of the Pizzofalcone room where nothing is left to chance and every detail is taken care of in every single detail, such as the ceiling, the synthesis of a sail illuminated at night. The room is equipped with an entrance dressing room, private bathroom with shower, bidet and hairdryer, double bed, small balcony, air conditioning, safe, wifi and flat screen TV.

The Posillipo room, in a relaxing powder blue shade, recalls "the sky reached by the salty puffs of the wind that comes from the sea during the night". Posillipo, from the Greek term "Pausilypon", literally understood as "rest from worries", is among the most beautiful and famous neighborhoods of Naples, full of splendid villas and elegant buildings, loved and frequented since ancient times by illustrious people to relax and enjoy formidable panoramic views, some of which are represented in the refined and artistic photographic sequences that we have chosen to adorn the walls. Nothing is left to chance, every detail is taken care of in every single detail, such as the ceiling, the synthesis of a sail illuminated at night. Posillipo is equipped with a dressing room entrance, private bathroom with shower, bidet and hairdryer, double bed, small balcony, air conditioning, safe, wifi and flat screen TV

The San Martino room takes its name from the view over the Certosa di San Martino. From the "belvedere" balcony of the room, in addition to the suggestive hill of San Martino on the top of which the "Certosa" itself stands out, you can also see interesting views such as a stretch of Via Toledo with Spanish neighborhoods and the windmill or "wind tower" by the Greek artist Jannis Kounellis which stands out with its twenty meters on Largo Ponte di Tappia which also houses the famous Feltrinelli bookshop.

The furnishings of the "San Martino" room are made in shades of purple and aqua green, among the nuances that the city expresses due to the multicolored nature of its expressive and stylistic means.

To compensate for the liveliness of the furnishings, some "reckless shots" are displayed on the walls, black and white photographs by the famous Neapolitan photographer "Antonio Aragona". Nothing is left to chance and every detail is taken care of down to the smallest detail, from the luminous stems that illuminate the ceiling to the bathroom covering that recalls copper and iron oxides.

The room is equipped with an exposed clothes hanger, private bathroom with large shower, bidet and hairdryer, maxi-size double bed, small balcony equipped with seats and table, air conditioning, safe, wifi and flat-screen TV.

La camera Pignasecca prende il nome dal pittoresco mercatino omonimo situato proprio alle spalle dei quartieri spagnoli dove nel 1500 in seguito alla costruzione della via Toledo fu lasciato solo il tronco secco di un Pino, definito in napoletano “Pigna”. La Pignasecca è il mercato più antico, suggestivo e folkloristico della Città partenopea con commistioni multicolori di bancarelle di pesce, verdura, fritture e di dolci tipici da consumare rigorosamente in strada.

 Mille colori della “Pignasecca” sono pienamente rappresentati dalle “nuance” di cui sono rivestite le pareti e gli arredi della camera stessa. Anche in “Pignasecca”, la vivacità dei colori è compensata da alcune fotografie in bianco e nero del famoso fotografo napoletano “Antonio Aragona” tratte dalla mostra “scatti inconsulti”. La camera è composta da due spazi funzionali: un’area relax con divano, scrivania da lavoro e tv e un’area riposo con letto king size e appendiabiti a vista.

Le due aree sono separate da struttura realizzata in ferro e legno che funge da un lato da testiera del letto e dall’altro da spalliera del divano.

Nulla è lasciato al caso ed ogni dettaglio è curato nei minimi particolari.

La camera è dotata di bagno privato provvisto di ampia doccia, vaso, bidet e asciugacapelli, letto king size, balconcino attrezzato con sedute e tavolino, climatizzatore, cassaforte, wifi e tv a schermo piatto.