Palazzo dello Spagnolo was erected in 1738. The top floor was added at the end of the 18th century. This building was built after another famous palazzo - Palazzo Sanfelice and, for some reason, it’s in a much better state. I loved the pale green color of the facade and staircases with arches and all the details. You can walk freely there - there is no security. Like the other palazzo, it has also been used in many movies. Definitely worth a stop if you are strolling Rione Sanità.

Our trip to Naples had a few dramas, commencing with a midnight arrival due to air traffic problems in Europe. Our host Nicolo was nevertheless waiting for us at the airport, always friendly and relaxed befpre and during our stay. The rooms are simple, clean and comfortable. Despite many flights of stairs up through the renaissance building to the b&b rooms on the top floor, we rate this 5 stars for the unique generosity and facilities, including the roof terrace, great all day snacks, wine, coffee, and good breakfast with local pastries. Nicolo's wife Anna was equally gracious and helpful. There is plenty of assistance to get heavy suitcases up and down, order taxis, late night on-site availability of our hosts (who do not actually live in the building) when we needed it. No, not a 5* Palace hotel, but a 5* Neapolitan experience. Location very good for historical centre and general atmosphere of crumbling, beautful Naples!