Wonderful hospitality by Christina, who took care of everything, coffee, snacks, pean̈uts, cookies, an array of shampoos, bathsoaps, even brandnew toothbrushes!! We felt very welcome. A warm Italian welcome. The room was very quiet and really big. Even a sofa and a little table with two chairs were in it. And we could use a whole kitchen with espresso machine and coffee pads, but also ground coffee to make filtercoffee. Pozzuoli is a nice little meditterranean town and everybody in the streets was friendly. An old man (Gennaio) walked us all the way from the railwaystation to Christinas B&B. Without him we truly wouldn't have found it so quickly. The free breakfast was in a lively pub nearby. Italy at its very best!!!

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The B&B is ideally located just in front of the Pozzuoli Station on the Cumana Line and in a 15min walk of Pozzuoli Solfatara Metro Line 2, next to the Serapide Temple and close to the ferry harbor and the Old Town which has plenty of restaurants and bars. Our huge room was very well equiped and beautifully decorated. In the bathroom, everything you need was available. The room also offers a balcony. It was very calm in the night, although it looked on the railway station. Christina, the owner, was very friendly and helpful and always considerate. She waited for us on our arrival for check-in and advised us a very good seafood restaurant as well as a pizzeria. Each day of our 4 days stay, she asked if anything was missing. The Italian breakfast is served in a nice bar next to the B&B. You have also coffee, tea and sweets in the kitchen at all time. It was our first stay here but we enjoyed it a lot and we will certainly come back again.

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The B&B is ideally located just in front of the railway station of Pozzuoli and in walking distance (15min) of the second subway line of Napoli. It is also next to the Serapide temple site and the ferry terminal and just a few minutes walk to the Historic City Centre. We had a very big room for our 4 days stay equipped with TV, A/C, two tables and a sofa. The bathroom was also very big with every you need (including the teeth brass). We also had a balcony with a table and chairs with an outlook on the railway station. The Italian style breakfast is served in a nice bar close to the B&B. We could also use the kitchen. The daughter of the owner received us at our indicated arrival time, she gave us very good advices for restaurants and other practical things. She was very helpful and always ensuring that everything goes fine. We'll come back.

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Very good location, close to the train station, ferry port & city center. We arrived early in the morning and the host allowed us to drop our luggage in the morning so that we could catch the ferry to Procida. We were impressed how spotlessly clean everything was. Very nice & friendly owners. Good facilities to have coffee in the morning and a quick breakfast. Would definitely stay there again.

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Friendly owner ,good location ,comfortable room

Great location, updated rooms, friendly host. We arrived Friday night which made parking difficult but host had provided parking service contact info that made it fast and easy.

Location, adjoining Temple of Seapis, near the port and town centre, is great. Owner is lovely and responsive to needs. Three rooms and shared kitchen in the B&B, but quiet and comfortable when we were there, it was nice

Breakfast of croissant & drink is offered in a workers' cafe 150yds away, not the most comfortable and with 3rd-world toilets. Next door to our room was a restaurant offering nightly musician whacking an acoustic guitar and vocalising till quite late - the room isn't well soundproofed. Not a reflection on Il Tempio, but Pozzuoli is a declining town and it shows - no effective information agency in town for tourism, not even bus information (and they don't match what Google and Moovit tell you), very poor access to archaeological areas of Baia and Cuma (easier to get to them from Naples, twice the distance away), nearest station of Pozzuoli , cited in guidebooks, closed indefinitely... But at least the town isn't crowded or very noisy A nearby volcano crater often leaves a smell of sulphur across town