Lucio was extremely accommodating. He picked up our family at the airport and picked us up at the train station. The apartment was so clean and everything was new!!! The shower had soap snd shampoo and lots of hot water. The kitchen had everything that you would need. There was coffee (we only drink decaf so we did not use it) and herbal tea with we enjoyed. There were snacks on the kitchen table — small containers of honey and fruit jam and crackers to put it on. Very nice. There were coupons for a local restaurant to use for breakfast. We did not use them since we made our own porridge before we went out in the morning. There was also a 10% discount coupon at a dinner restaurant. The tiwn center was easily within walking distance. Plus we were able to leave our luggage in the morning since our departure times were later than check out which was 11am. We cannot say how GREAT this place was. We highly recommend it. We would certainly visit again and use Lucio’s place. Super nice people and a super nice place.

We loved everything!!!

Très propre et bien situé

Le bruit l’appartement est entre la route et les rails

L’accoglienza e la pulizia e la cura dell’appartamento 😍

Non saprei, per noi era tutto perfetto 😍

the accommodation was very nice, clean, all the necessary utilities.

it's a bit close to the train track and sometimes it can be a little noisy.

Very nice facility with cold air conditioning, close to Pompeii ruins, a market, and the train station just down the street. Friendly staff met us at the apartment and had lots of information about the area. Croissants and coffee included at a place just around the corner on the way to the Pompeii ruins. Free, secure, private parking on site.

Beds were hard as we’ve found is typical in Italy.

Cleanliness and kindness of the host

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Somehow I didn't expect this property to be as well fitted as it is. It is very modern and everything is of high quality and attractive. I was met by I think the owner and his cheerful young son as well as a friend who spoke more English and took the time to drive me around to show me where the Station/s were and to introduce me to the Bar where a basic breakfast is included. The whole welcome and pre communication was great and much appreciated. Car parking is in a private area behind gates, shared with neighbours. Some breakfast supplies are also left as well as lots of coffee pods. it was quite humid in the evenings, the aircon worked well to make the place more comfortable. The bathroom was perfect with fluffy towels and adjustable mood lighting! I was alone, but there are two double bedrooms, each is ensuite. The WiFi was excellent, a nice change as I had been at several places where it wasn't working. I very strongly recommend this place although I make some comments below.

They say that if noise bothers you, you shouldn't come to Spain or Italy ;-) Domus Ruins is built between the main road through modern Pompeii and the main railway line. It isn't well sound insulated. By my second night, I had tuned out traffic and trains, it wasn't an issue for me, but something to note. I used the vouchers for breakfast in the recommended Bar for two days, a little confusing as to what you could have. In the end I shopped in the nearby supermarket to enjoy breakfast before leaving the house. The Bar isn't close, it depends where you are going. I did have an enjoyable late lunch one day in the garden of the Bar. When booking, I got the impression that the property is closer to one of the Pompeii site entrances, but there is a valley in between and you have to zig zag a bit.

The house was perfect for us (2 people) as it had two spacious rooms and two dedicated bathrooms. The entire house was clean and neat. Kitchen is equipped with all necessary tools and dishes, even with olive oil, and etc. Breakfast is rather simple with a cup of coffee and a croissant but you can enjoy it in a nice cafe that has also beautiful sunny garden. The host is very responsive, clear, in communication (fluent in English) and supportive to those who are new to Pompeii.

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