The apartment is also adjacent to the Nola Circumvesuviana station, the E.A.V. public transport bus service connecting the town of Nola with Naples, Avellino, and their surrounding areas, and, approximately 500 meters, the Nola Trenitalia station. Finally, the area offers all the amenities needed for a complete stay (supermarket, bars, restaurants, and various shops). EXTRA LINEN EUR 15.00 per person upon request Extra bed EUR 10,00 per day (upon request, subject to availability) The amount shown by the portal includes the rental fee from the owner and the cost of additional services provided to the guest by the Property Manager. These amounts will be detailed in the rental contract and will generate two separate accounting documents for the guest at the time of check-out.

In an area rich in history and tradition, Casa Melina is located about 3 km from the Nola exit of the A30 motorway, adjacent to the town's historic center. Nola, a town in the province of Naples, is known as "the city of Bruno" for being the birthplace of the philosopher Giordano Bruno and also as "the city of lilies" for the historic festival held annually in June. In 2013, this festival was included in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity under the UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. The historic center and the archaeological finds in the area testify to its ancient origins: the Etruscans, likely in the 7th century BC, founded it with the name "Hyria," and later the Samnites, after conquering and reconstructing it, called it "Nuvla" (new city). Casa Melina is a first-floor apartment in a family building, comprising a large entrance hall with a living room, a fully equipped eat-in kitchen, a double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a twin bedroom, and an adjacent bathroom. The apartment is equipped with air conditioning, independent heating, and all the necessary amenities. The apartment also includes a parking space in the shared courtyard. The apartment is adjacent to Nola's historic center, Piazza Duomo, home to both the Town Hall and the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta (the seat of the diocesan curia), and just steps from the Historical-Archaeological Museum and other sites of historical and cultural interest. The Nola motorway junction is also a central hub for access to the region's most important cities, particularly Naples, Salerno, Avellino, and Caserta. It is also located just a few kilometers from the Amalfi and Sorrento Coasts, as well as being a major commercial and distribution center with the C.I.S. The Campania Development Wholesale Center and the Campano Interporto (Freight Port).

It is also located a few kilometers from the Amalfi and Sorrentine Coast, as well as being an important commercial-distribution center with the C.I.S. Campania Wholesale Development Center and the Campania Interporto. Furthermore, the apartment is adjacent to the Nola Circumvesuviana Station, the LPT parking lot with E.A.V. buses that connect the town of Nola with Naples, Avellino and their hinterlands, and, about 500 m, from the Nola Trenitalia Station, and finally, in the area there are all the necessary services for a full stay (supermarket, bars, restaurants and various businesses).