B&B Chez Moi

Great location to reach every part of Naples either by foot or by metro

Все хорошо 👍понравилось. Еще вернусь в этот отель. Добрая хозяйка. Рядом ж/д вокзал.

Una piacevole scoperta, vicinissimo alla stazione punto di partenza per scoprire la città in tutta la sua bellezza.

Три звезды заслуживает лишь дама на рецепции, которая предоставила нам более просторный номер, чем мы бронировали. Для завтраков комната маленькая, не пополняется вовремя еда(например, если закончился сок, то пей воду или другой, тот же никто не принесёт). Проблемы с лифтом. И вечная беготня с одного крыла в другое, при неработающем лифте это не ок, когда ты с ребёнком, и за него еще нужно платить по 10 центов за раз. В последний день фыркали в сторону ребёнка, что она натоптала в комнате, хотя влезла в лужу из за неработающего лифта. Возвращаться сюда не будем.

Este hotel (B&B CHEZ MOI, na - P.za Giuseppe Garibaldi, 39, Napoli) é de pilantras, marginais, estelionatários. Paguei uma noite neste B&B muito antes da data que estaria lá. Ao fazer o check-in me enviaram a um local em outro endereço, muito inferior, tanto pela localização quanto pela estrutura. O telefone que conta na placa com o nome deles na entrada do prédio é de outro local, o que indica que é tudo planejado. This hotel (B&B CHEZ MOI, at P.za Giuseppe Garibaldi, 39, Naples) is run by crooks, criminals and fraudsters. I paid for a night at this B&B well before I was supposed to be there. When I checked in, they sent me to a place at another address, which was much inferior, both in terms of location and facilities. The phone number on the sign with their name at the entrance to the building is for another place, which indicates that everything is planned.

The good: Great location, right next to Garibaldi train station. Plenty of places to eat nearby. The lift is great. It does have a slot to put 10 cents in, but if you don't have a ten cent coin, the lift still works. The bad: We had booked and paid for 14 nights to stay at Chez Moi. We arrived on the first day at 6:00 p.m. We phoned the owner, and he sent a woman around. We followed her into the reception area. She then told us we couldn't stay there. After having read other reviews, I thought "OK we're going to be sent around the corner to the Hotel Poker", which is what Chez Moi does sometimes. But no, we weren't that fortunate. She repeated that we couldn't stay there. I showed her the proof that we had booked and paid (using both my phone and paper printouts) but she said we couldn't stay. She then escorted us out of the premises and locked the door. I understand that mix-ups happen sometimes, but there's no need to humiliate your guests like that. I phoned our travel company (who had made the booking) and they said they would contact the owner of Chez Moi to sort it out. After a couple of hours, I rang them again, and then a few more times. A couple of times, someone from Chez Moi would turn up and tell us we couldn't stay. I said "Can you at least give me my money back so we can find somewhere else?" But they would just walk away. We spent most of the night sitting on the steps outside of the B&B with our suitcases. We made the other guests who walked past us feel very uncomfortable. I think they thought we were beggars, and seeing us made them feel anxious. But we were paying guests just like them. Finally at 3:30 a.m., 9½ hours after arriving, I received an email (thankfully I still had a few percent of battery left on my phone) from my travel company saying Chez Moi had overbooked and had no rooms left, and we should find somewhere else to stay. It was too late to find anywhere at that time, but I'm happy to say we did get somewhere else for the other 13 nights. We know the treatment we received at Chez Moi does not represent the rest of the Neapolitan people. We would go back to Naples. But we don't want to go to a B&B that treats its paying guests with contempt. Note to Chez Moi: It seems like you have a nice place, and it's in a great location, but please learn from this experience, and start treating your guests as humans – thank you.