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danielanovoad Very good in terms of "price/quality", very well located and comfortable. The main problem for us, there was no internet, there was a problem with the company or something, but even if the manager was very kind, he didn't seem very concearned about this, or didn't show a lot of interest in fixing it. For us it was a big problem because we had to do some work online, and in 6 nigths there was no solution. The other thing was that the shower wasn't very clean, and between the clean plates there were some dirty ones too.. but we cleaned them, and it was solved, this is not such a big deal considering that the price is EXTREAMLY convinient. I would recommend it, I guess that the internet thing was an exception and it should be fixed, but even with this problem, our stay was very good.
Vico Lungo Gelso 46Outstanding 100%
Corso Vittorio Emanuele 544/9 NaplesExcellent 94%
and01 Traveler: Single senior Difficult to locate this place but the instructions to find it are correct. One must pass through the arch in the first building across the street on the left after exiting the funiculare. Descend 50 steps and up 10 and you are there. One must phone the owner upon your arrival or be there at the arranged time. If you are lost he will help. Use the funiculare to go up the hill where you can connect with the two other funiculare and the subway. One can descend the funiculare also to connect to the subway. The owner arrives every morning to advise on your day's activity. He is truly interested that you enjoy your stay! There is a common room and a small kitchen with fridge. Also a computer for internet use. There are only 4 bedrooms here. Excellent value for 25 Euro due to service and unusual location.
sophia960 The absolutely best week!!!! The hostel is really incredible over 250000% easily, Giovanni is a total dude and greatest guy, everyone should go stay just to meet him...and to absorb his total and complete passion for naples. He becomes like a second father and guides you through everything. Naples is severely underrated, allow a good number of days to go see everything because you will be gutted to miss stuff for sure.....is really safe, i was travelling alone and felt totally fine. ah miss it heaps already.....loved it.
Via San Pietro ad Aram, 18Excellent 91%
Piazzetta Arcangelo Scacchi 7 NaplesExcellent 93%
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27/07/2016 || World Mountain Bike Orienteeing Championships – Russians got both the Middle Distance golds ||News||
Anton Foliforov and Olga Shipilova Vinogradova, both from Russia, were the winners of the Middle Distance final, in the second day of the World Mountain Bike Orienteering Championships 2016. In the younger categories, France deserves to be highlighted for its two gold medals achieved in M20 and W17 classes.
26/07/2016 || Anton Foliforov: "Winning this race was not a goal of mine" ||News||
Before the start of the World MTB Orienteering Championships 2016, the Russians Ruslan Gritsan and Anton Foliforov shared the title of athlete with the most gold medals won in individual races in the most important event of the international calendar, with six gold medals each. Yesterday in Cantanhede, Foliforov was stronger, breaking the tie.
26/07/2016 || Emily Benham: "I am so unbelievably happy" ||News||
A big figure of this challenging discipline in the last years, Emily Benham had already won everything there was to win, but a World title. It happened in the Sprint race that kicked off the WMTBOC 2016, in Cantanhede, Portugal.
26/07/2016 || World Mountain Bike Orienteering Championships – Foliforov and Benham win the Sprint ||News||
Emily Benham and Anton Foliforov were the winners of the Sprint competition that opened the 2016 World MTB Orienteering Championships, held in Cantanhede, Portugal.
22/07/2016 || How to follow the World Mountain Bike Orienteering Championships 2016 ||News||
Starting on Monday, athletes will compete for titles and medals in the World Mountain Bike Orienteering Championships, the Junior World Mountain Bike Orienteering Championships and the European Youth Mountain Bike Orienteering Championships.
20/07/2016 || World MTB Orienteering Championships 2016: Portugal welcomes the best in the world ||News||
The 2016 World MTB Orienteering Championships (WMTBOC) is about to start. From 23rd to 31st July the Portuguese municipalities of Mealhada, Cantanhede and Águeda will host an event in which over 400 athletes from 21 different countries are expected to compete.
15/07/2016 || Aleksandra Hornik – Polish success story ||Arena, News||
Aleksandra Hornik had a plan for success in the last individual race at the Junior World Championships this week. She also has plans for the future.
15/07/2016 || JWOC Relays: double victory for Switzerland ||Arena, News||
The Swiss junior team completed a highly successful week by winning both of today's Relays – the women by a massive 4.52 and the men by 2.28.