6 Small Rooms

Perhaps the charm of 6 small rooms is its locale in a middle class building right in the city. The other significant 6 is the flights of stairs you’ll climb — past doors adorned with Madonnas — to this pleasant «it’s a hard knock life» little Annie orphanage feel where the 6 small beds are in one big room.
That means — lights off at the same time, which added to a communal spirit and basic quiet after hours.
Nevertheless — despite the lack of privacy — this Australian run crash pad managed to
host a polite but bright crowd who met up with to discover the town.
I wouldn’t imagine this spot for a non back packer type — but if your adventurous and
on a budget 6 small rooms will reap rewards.
The 6 small rooms might include a bathroom, a living area, a dining room, a communal sleeping area and a few private rooms.

we booked a double, private room with bathroom ensuite, and found it perfectly suited to our needs. quietly tucked away in the centro storico, 6 Small Rooms is close to museums, castles, dining, and the metro, with pompeii, herculaneum, capri & the amalfi coast a short distance away. our room was clean, with new towels and bedding, and a vase of fresh flowers on the windowsill. a fully-​equipped kitchen provided the option to make our own meals or take advantage of a lovely continental breakfast of fresh bakery bread with butter and jam, fresh fruit, and freshly-​made espresso. wi-​fi worked in the room, though two common areas provided space to relax, share ideas with fellow travelers, and leaf through a collection of travel guides. the price was the most reasonable of all the accommodations on our trip, and we felt that the staff genuinely cared about our comfort and satisfaction with our stay. do keep in mind that the building is very old, as are most of the buildings in the area, and there are several flights of stairs to climb. with all the pizza and gelato we consumed, however, we appreciated the exercise. we will most certainly return the next time we visit naples.

J’ai passé deux nuits dans cette petite auberge très sympa. L’accueil y est chaleureux, et même si on est un peu les uns sur les autres, l’ambiance nous fait rapidement se sentir comme à la maison. A vrai dire, le libre accès à une cuisine pleinement équipée y contribue pas mal, tout en permettant aux petits budgets d’éviter de se ruiner en restaurants. De façon générale, les clients que j’ai rencontrés étaient plutôt sympathiques, et les employés adorables (et parlant un anglais impeccable, ce qui n’est évident à Naples).
En plus de ça, l’auberge est idéalement située (en plein centre, pas trop loin non plus de la gare).
En bref, très sympa et chaleureux, mais manqué un peu d’intimité. A mon goût, un très bon endroit pour partir entre amis.