B&B Morra's Home - Naples, Metropolitan City of Naples

christa B.

if you are looking to book this place in order to visit Naples- don't. it is nowhere near the centre and you need to take at least 2 buses or 1 bus and a train to get anywhere remotely central. that is, during the highly confusing and inaccurate bus service hours. this review is not based on its location, however.

the place itself was filthy. the rooms were covered in previous guest's hair and dirt. the bathroom walls were literally covered in hairs - very strange. the bathroom ceiling light trapped about 50 dead or slowly-dying flies, all which could be seen and were illuminated faintly by the poorly working lamp. grim! the shower floor was dirty and covered in a weird sediment.

there were ants all over the bedroom floor. the bed was quite literally falling apart, but we managed to sleep - until we were woken in the morning by the front desk girl scrolling through social media and playing the video sounds incredibly loudly. astonishing!

breakfast was 1 croissant and cold milky coffee. the service was poor and the attitudes, even worse. grumpy scowls! we were also offered a piece of stale bread. crockery was dirty. not surprising as they wash all items by hand. poor hygiene!!!

the refreshments fridge in the room was empty.

i do not suggest this B&B at all.

kurt3206

I stayed here for 2 nights in March 2019. The rooms are clean and cosy with nice features like room temperature, and lighting control in bathroom. The breakfast was great as usual and all of the staff really go out of there way to help. For example we were trying to find a bar nearby to watch the football and the lovely woman on reception managed to find one for us and text us where to go and it was great. Also although Johnny was not here this time we still enjoyed the football, shame about the result as we lost to Juve :(. Will be back for another match soon! Thanks to everyone at Morra's home.

AlmightyshO

Trip advisor comments were promising so that is why we picked this B&B in the first place. Father (Pasqual) and two sons (Cristian and Johnny) are the owners of this place. It reminds me of the big flat that has 4 bedrooms (each room has its own bathroom) and the kitchen which you can use. What you see is what you get. Picture don't lie. It's kinda small but neat, very clean (there's a woman /sadly don't remember her name 🙁 / who clean rooms every single day, I really liked her, she's so friendly and speak English very good, boys and their father not that much but you can communicate, they are giving their best which is very nice /keep in mind that this is not downside/). You will find Netflix on TV (awesome if you don't understand Italian language and want to watch something on English). The bathroom was good. AC needs to be always ON because it's very hot in Naples (even during the night). There's little fridge in the room (mini bar) but it wasn't working that good (it wasn't enough cold inside, I guess it needs to be refilled with gas). Also, you'll get a set of 3 keys, 1st for the main gate (I think it closes after 6PM or maybe later, either way, it's locked at night), 2nd for B&B access (just for unlocking, no need to lock it, it does that automatically) and 3rd for the room.||||Now some other things...because it's not like you'll hear this from them (at least we didn't). |||| - Car parking IS NOT FREE! The big downside, very big! Even tho it say's on trip advisor and I've talked to Johnny about that, in reality, it's a different thing. 15 euros/day is parking (private, near the building) or if you want to park it on the street (which I wouldn't recommend, it's not safe at all, someone could easily damage your car because every single car in Naples is damaged in some way) 1-2 euros/hours, it all depends. So my advise will be this: Go to Complesso Commerciale Azzurro, it's shopping mall located within 2 minutes walk from the B&B. You'll find guarded private parking, with surveillance 24/7 for "just" 4.50 euros/day. I would call this a bargain because it's cheaper than 15 euros/day. ||||- Complesso Commerciale Azzurro is a great place for a coffee, or to shop for food (Conad supermarket, you have everything there, cheap prices) or clothes (H&M etc...)||||- Metro station is "near", like 15 minutes walk from B&B, but, instead of going down the dirty streets of Naples (oh dear god, that is really a downside, a city full of filth and garbage + crazy drivers /scooter or car, doesn't really matter, they're ruining everything/) you can take city bus. I suggest using Google maps with transit options for a timetable, it's PERFECT, or simply download Gira Napoli - Public transport from google play store. Bus that goes from B&B location (you have 2 stations) are R6 that goes down to Metro station, and from there (metro station) you can take another bus (if you don't want to go with metro, L2 blue line goes to the city) 151, 607, 618 to the city center (or Margelina) and if you want to go to Bagno Elena, you can take 140.||This is very helpful and we learned it in a hard way :)||||- Bus tickets are 1.10 euros and after you validate it lasts for 90 minutes. Keep one ticket with you, all the time, no need to validate it because for 11 days we spent there I didn't notice a single person who was doing that or someone who will check for the tickets. So basically you can ride without paying/validating ticket. It's not the right thing to do, but... it will save you some money. B&B is not that close to the city or see so you must use public transportation.||||- If you want to use the taxi from the "city center" it will cost you at least 12 euros but it can go up.||||- beaches are not free (no public beaches at all only private ones)! After 2PM price is 7 euros per person (Bagno Elena) and all you get is a beach bed. Showers are broken, or not working like they should, there are only 2 toilets and 4 cabins and like 2000 people every day. ||||- Sorento is 60+km away from Naples||- Amalfi is 70+km away from Naples||- Positano is 60+km away from Naples||- Pompeii is 35+km away from Naples||||We had a great time there and tried to forget about dirty streets, crazy drivers and bunch of pickpockets (beware of them) and enjoyed great hosts, their hospitality, friendliness, good food, and very nice places. There's a lot to see but first, you need to go through the tunnel to reach Naples (don't go on foot, believe me, just ride via bus or metro) and then the fun starts.||||To Pasqual, Johhny, Cristian and the cleaning lady (sorry for not remembering your name) thank you for everything, we really enjoyed your B&B! We wish you all the best!

rubysands16

A huge thank you to Jonney and family for making us feel so welcome. Thank you for going out of your way to provide a gluten free breakfast not to mention the awesome coffee. The rooms were spotless light and very comfortable. But what made our stay so awesome was the personal attention and warm friendly nature of the owners. I can def recommend Morras Home Just awesome thank you once again.

kurt3206

I stayed with Morra's home in March 2018 for the first time but my friend Ben who I traveled with had stayed before to watch Napoli football team. The staff are so friendly and special thanks to Johnny for helping us with the match tickets, really all had a great time and enjoyed the cleanliness and comfortable rooms. Also very modern which is awesome. Another fantastic detail is the breakfast which is amazing! Don't feel worried to ask the staff anything as they really love to look after you. Thanks again Johnny, would recommend to anyone whether they wanted to see Naples or watch the football! Also last thing, they also helped us transfer from the airport to the hotel which was on time and fast :). Best place to stay in Naples for the price.

Lm L.

Is you’re looking for a good b&b in Naples stay away from this place! It will take you at least an hour to get to the centre using multiple public transports. The room was dirty, the walls are thin as paper and the Wi-Fi keeps switching off. Also the “included breakfast” is a tasteless croissant

viviDerek

Everything was great, from the smart TV (kids had Netflix!) to the lighting, the modern but very tasteful bathroom (the LED lighting, the rain shower etc) mini bar in the fridge, Wi-Fi was fast (kept my teen happy-very difficult to do)...breakfast was great, served to us every morning by Giovanni (Johnny)-even brought fresh squeezed OJ from his own personal garden. They were so nice, very helpful, Giovanni kept our baggage after checkout so that we could keep exploring Napoli until our departure that evening! |Their family is well travelled and understand the needs of other travellers. The father and 2 brothers (Giovanni, Cristian) who own and run the place treated us like their own extended family. We were well received by them and treated so well throughout our entire stay. Thanks guys! See you in SF!

borhanem470

We stayed 6 days at morras home and enjoyed every minute. The rooms were super clean and the breakfast fresh and tasty. Every morning I was excited , about the fresh orange juice. The B&B has a nice familiar atmosphere and the owner did at the end of our jorney, a little tour with the car trough Naples. I can recommend that to eveyone!