B&B Ersilia
The Ersilia Bed and Breakfast, located on the famous Via dei Presepi, offers a comfortable and relaxing stay that allows visitors to immerse themselves in the heart of the historic center of San Gregorio Armeno, recognized as a UNESCO heritage site. Here, past and present come together, telling the story and culture of the wonderful city of Naples.
The Ersilia Bed and Breakfast is traditionally furnished, with attention to the practicality and comfort necessary for everyday life. The wrought iron beds and characteristic ceilings, with exposed wooden beams, create an ancient atmosphere that envelops guests. This B&B is housed in a historic building, which is also the birthplace of the renowned philosopher Giambattista Vico.
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Mrs. Ersilia, the true heart of our B&B, will welcome you in a warm and friendly atmosphere, making you feel immediately at home. At the same time, she will treat you as "special guests", pampering and spoiling you as only Neapolitan mothers know how to do. Mrs. Ersilia personally takes care of the cleanliness of the rooms. With her obsession for cleanliness, she is always active. She never stops, everything must always be sparkling and in order.
During moments of relaxation, the charming Mrs. Ersilia loves to spend time in the kitchen, preparing delicious cakes with recipes that she develops herself following the traditions of her mother. She never fails to offer her homemade cakes for breakfast for her guests to taste.
Thanks to its central location, the Bed and Breakfast allows visitors to easily reach many of the places that best represent Neapolitan culture on foot.
Furthermore, its proximity to the Piazza Dante and Piazza Cavour metro stations, as well as the Montesanto funicular, offers tourists a convenient way to explore the numerous artistic and natural beauties of this city, such as the National Archaeological Museum and the famous Vomero district, from which one can enjoy a breathtaking panorama from Castel Sant'Elmo.
To reach the Bed and Breakfast Ersilia, simply follow via Benedetto Croce, also known as the famous "Spaccanapoli," located in the heart of the historic center.
The entrance is located on the renowned Via San Gregorio Armeno, known worldwide as "the street of the Nativity scenes," where Neapolitan artisans have been handcrafting all the characters of the Nativity scenes for centuries.