Have fun and enjoy your stay in Portici, but respect some simple rules: The B&B is a private home, part of which is made available to guests. The B&B offers accommodation and breakfast (included in the room price); it's not a hotel, therefore there are general rules to follow for a peaceful coexistence between guests and managers. It is possible to have your own meals (lunch, snack, dinner) even in the garden, taking advantage of the tables and chairs with the premise and obligation to rearrange and trash their waste by observing THE DIFFERENTIATED COLLECTION THAT APPLIES IN THE CITY !!!!! (cutlery - plates - glasses are at your care). Animals in tow 1. Warn when booking the presence of the 4-legged friend, only ed only small size. 2. You must be insured for any damage caused by animals to people and things. 3. We advise you to bring the kit for collecting animal excrements. Timetables 1. Check-in (arrival): It is mandatory to communicate the arrival time in order to organize the check-in customized.

I manage this B&B with care and love with the help of my colleagues who take care of the cleaning. If you love family hospitality, good food and the tranquility of an old house full of history, you are welcome! In addition, our structure boasts a fantastic location as it is located in the center of Portici and in the surroundings there is everything available including the market of arcades, supermarkets, hairdresser, pizzeria comens .... In addition, the structure also offers a bar which is located in front of the structure where customers can have breakfast there or in the structure and always in the surrounding area there is a taxi rank and a bus stop .... WHAT ABOUT IT, EVEN WALKING AS SOON AS YOU EXIT FROM THE STRUCTURE there is everything you need ... For people who will come by car, the property also offers a TOTALLY FREE PARKING ON THE SPOT ...

Portici stands on the slopes of the western side of Vesuvius and occupies a small portion of territory along the coast of the Gulf of Naples. It borders to the north with the municipality of San Giorgio a Cremano and with the districts of Naples, San Giovanni a Teduccio and Barra; to the south and east with Herculaneum, while to the west it is washed by the Tyrrhenian Sea. Portici has a small gulf: the Granatello (Ranatiéllo, in Neapolitan). The name derives from the fact that in ancient times, from the Villa di Portici, up to the Convent of Santa Maria, in the eighteenth century, there were many pomegranate plants. INTERESTING SITES: Basilica of Santa Maria della Natività and San Ciro. It is the largest church in the city, built after the eruption of Vesuvius in 1631. Church of the Immaculate Conception Church of Santa Maria della Libera Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Villa Savonarola, located on Corso Garibaldi, the main artery that connects the city of Portici with Naples, the Campania capital, today houses some offices of the Municipality, and is the seat of civil weddings; Villa Fernandes, located on Via Armando Diaz, now home to Associations; Villa Maltese, lea