Very cosy B&B, ideal for someone attending to a conference/lecture at the University Federico II or even for visiting Naples, thanks to the Metro lines 2 and Cumana, which are only few minutes walk from it.
All the rooms I saw were completely renovated, with fresh paint and new furniture.
Very pleasant staff, outstanding the breakfast served each morning (cappuccino, Nutella croissant, jam, cereals, etc).

We stayed at Suite Partenope for a week at the end of July, our stay was very pleasant. The room was spacious and we had good a/c. They provide a dvd player and an enormous collection of DVDs. The caretaker spoke english very well and provided a lot of information including a map. The bathroom is in the room but up a set of steep metal stairs. Everything was quiet and safe but the bathroom provided an interesting experience. Going up and down steep steps was challenging sometimes especially if you wake up in the middle of the night. But other than that everything was clean, safe and quiet. I wouldn't suggest it to people with small children or people with physical impairments because access to the bathroom is difficult. But for young people or other travellers on a budget (without the restrictions stated above) Suite Partenope is a good place to stay. They do provide breakfast (on request) in your room every morning. We had a great and comfortable stay here, and were surprised by the cost (50 euros a night). Definitely well worth it!

When my friend and I arrived to Naples, it was poring rain and we couldn't find the place. I called Marco. He came and picked us up when it was only a five minute walk. The rooms are small but spotless and charming. There is a dvd/cd player in the room and a collection of english movies that you can borrow. Breakfast was served in your room. I don't know how i feel about Naples, but I loved staying here. It was the closest thing to home. Marco is one of the nicest people we met on our Italian adventure!