I've always been passionate about art, history and travels, sharing my passions with others organizing guided tours and trips, thanks to that I had the fantastic opportunity to meet new people and friendly faces from all over the world. I haven’t visited the entire globe, but I've been to few places here and there and in all my travels I've always found a friendly face, a smile or a place to call home. But, of course, is Naples, my hometown, the place I love most! Naples it's such a magical and fascinating city, rich in art, history and traditions and I just want you to have the best time here. That's the reason why the B&B "Di affreschi e volte“ has born, so that everyone can always find a friendly face, a smile or a place to call home.

Located in Chiaia district, next to the famous Spanish Quarters and the panoramic street of Corso Vittorio Emanuele, our B&B takes set into one of those typical and fascinating popular buildings that surround the area. The simple exterior is the secret way to find some unexpected hidden treasures: some original frescoes were found and took back to life thanks to an accurate work of restoration. Along with the typical high ceilings and the wooden beams, the frescoes support the hypothesis of the house to be part of a larger structure serving the nearby convent of Santa Caterina. The historical value of the discovery is perfectly matched with a stylish architecture in a perfect mix of history and design that turns our B&B into a little, unexpected treasure chest into the very heart of Naples.

“Di affreschi e volte” is situated in the city centre, just next to the popular Spanish Quarters, a neighborhood that got its name after the Spanish troops that used to live there during the XVI century under the regnant Don Pedro de Toledo. Appreciated by tourists and locals for the history, the folklore and street art, the Spanish Quarters are plenty of traditional restaurants, vibrant bars, local markets and grocery stores. The panoramic road of Corso Vittorio Emanuele and the "Funicolare" station to Vomero Hill are just on a stone-throw. We are 6 minutes walk to via Toledo and via Chiaia. Piazza Plebiscito is less than 10 minutes far and the Lungomare is 15 as well as Spaccanapoli and the ancient centre. The closest Metro stations are Toledo and Municipio, both at 10 minutes walk, while the port for the islands of the Gulf is at 15.