apartment Tribu

Naples, the legendary Neapolis, has Greek and Roman roots. The colorful, lively and theatrical Via Tribunali is the backbone, surrounded by palaces, churches and monuments, animated by markets and street artists, with its lively and sonorous people. However the palaces hide silent and fresh courtyards. Among these, the most ancient, Palazzo d’Angio’, protects with its arches of the fourteenth century, a shady courtyard. Here is the B & B Tribu’, whose garden, the hall, the rooms, hosts its guests. The spaces, with the essential decoration that respects the ancient structures, expose the works of Alessandra.

The rooms are each different and unique, and nestle in the ancient spaces of the Palazzo’s main floor. They are all quiet, and either face onto the internal courtyard or the road that borders the San Gregorio Armeno convent.
We planned these spaces especially to suit the traveller who favours minimalism and simplicity to be able to both relax indoors and easily enjoy the dense, colourful and energy-filled world awaiting them out on the city’s main streets.
Special attention has been paid to the construction details and furnishings, which feature good quality materials like leather, steel and wood.

We have opted not to install air conditioning; given the historic nature of the palazzo, construction rules advise against it. Your comfort is nevertheless ensured thanks to the thick external walls which protect from both the heat and cold. Climate-control is also aided by the chestnut wood window shutters which act as insulation, meaning that during the day it is best to leave the shutters closed to ensure it is fresh and cool on your return.