b&b Dimora Dei Giganti

The place is very pretty and well kept in the inside but the outside of the building and the whole historical area are quite shabby. You need to contact the owner upon arrival or there won't be anyone to open for you. It is not very close to metro or train transportation to the centre of the city or to the central station. The apartment counts about three bedrooms and you will share the kitchen and terrace with other guests. It is located at the 4th floor and there is no lift. There are some interesting museums in the alleys nearby. The neighborhood is very characteristic.

Not clean. Not friendly. Kitchen cannot be used, terrace is not clean. Owner promised to clean kitchen and common rooms for guests to use and then ghosted us. Fantastic location in the center of the city. You need to climb many stairs to reach (not ideal with luggage), but doable.

We had a lovely apartment (the African) with a private bedroom. Very clean and confortable. The breakfast was basic and you had to make it yourself. Very nice terrace. Old Naples is a place that you need to get accustomed to...the very narrow lanes full of motorcycles, people talking to each other through windows, the busy streets etc. The area seemed however quite safe and you feel welcome in their "community" after a few days. This B&B is located close to many good restaurants and some attractions. As mentioned in other reviews, there are many steps to get to the B&B.

This b&b was basically a giant catfish. It took over 20 minutes for us to initially find the place, because we were looking for a hotel (that's what it was advertised as on maps), and turns out it's just a shared apartment in an apartment building (up 5 flights of stairs, also)||The rooms were dirty, and it wasn't immediately obvious that this would be a shared living space. The pictures online look way nicer than in person. We had a private bathroom across the hall, next to another couple's room and unlocking and locking the doors took over 5 minutes because the locks were old, finicky, and made a lot of noise. We were only given one set of keys so if you wanted to use the bathroom, you would have to lock the other person in the bedroom before going into the bathroom and locking it (we were 2 women traveling and felt uncomfortable leaving the door unlocked in a small apartment full of strangers at night).||The bedroom - like I mentioned, was so dirty that if you walked around barefoot you got black dirt on your feet. The bed was uncomfortable and so small that my feet would hang off the edge of the bed. I am only 5 foot 5, so I can't imagine how taller people would even be able to fit on the bed.||The bathroom - one of the lights didn't work, the shower was ice cold, and the flush didn't work. I asked the host to look into the issues after the first night and they addressed it quickly, but even with both lights working the bathroom was still dark (and dirty).||The kitchen was small and inadequate, without even a tea kettle or microwave to heat water for tea.||Overall - this property was not what was advertised, and not worth what we paid for it. I would say save your money and stay at a more established hotel.

We were only here for one night on our way back from the Amalfi Coast to the airport. It will suit some, but not others. ||It is a big apartment that has a reception area, kitchen, lounge and terrace, with at least 4 bedrooms. It's very clean, you can make your own breakfast and there is a nice terrace.||It is really well located in Naples old town, and we loved walking down the narrow streets avoiding scooters and the drips from the washing above. ||However it is on the top floor of an apartment block and there is no lift. So it's 70 stairs from street level. In addition, the bathroom in our room was about 10ft higher than floor level with what can only be described as suicide steps up to it (a 60 degree incline) - not for the old, infirm or inebriated. ||For tea drinkers, there is no kettle in the kitchen so you have to use a pan. The internal door locks and doors are not as secure we have liked.||This is not a negative review - just informative. We would stay here again while we can still walk up stairs!

We travelled through Italy for 2 weeks and this was our last stop for 3 nights and they were by far the best at this b + b. When booking the nights we got the best information and help from the owner Raffaele who made the trip so easy for us. He also gave us a number for the taxi from the airport which had a cheap fixed rate unlike the others there. ||He met us at the b + b and welcomed us with useful information. He also gave us great recommendations on places to visit and the best restaurants.||The b + b is spectacular!!!! The decor is set to a very high standard with Neapolitan finishing touches. The architecture within the b +b is fantastic and clearly well thought out. One of many things we loved at this b + b was the roof terrace. It was lovely out there for breakfast and in the evening with a glass of wine. ||The b +b had everything we needed with great facilities. We are already planning our next trip here!!!

This really authentic place is ideally situated in the historic centre. The roof terrace is a great spot to unwind after spending the day exploring the fascinating streets of Naples. The rooms were really well furnished and the staff were so helpful.

This b&b is located in a location which some may find daunting, down a typical narrow Naples alley which can be smelly, busy with scooter riders and very dark at night. Having entered off a small yard, access is gained by climbing 69 steep steps. The facilities are average save for breakfast options, which are poor. There is no safe. It is, however, competitively priced accommodation and convenient for most centrally located tourist destinations and for two good local, inexpensive restaurants: La Campagnola and Gino Sorbillo (go early because the queues become very long).