The structure, recently restored to its ancient splendor, dates back to 1826 on the main floor of Palazzo Venusio, a building of historical and architectural value, dating back to the 16th century that stands on the splendid Piazza Monteoliveto a few steps from Via Toledo, the Decumano and close to the main historical, monumental, artistic and museum attractions of the city. It preserves the typical exposed chestnut beams from the eighteenth century with the doors of the period and the original flooring and furnishings from the second half of the nineteenth century. Guests can stay by booking: 1) the suite of about 40 square meters, consisting of two bedrooms with balcony, hallway and large bathroom with double sink for a total of 4 beds, ideal for a family but also for couples who wish to sleep separately, bookable under the description "2-bedroom apartment with balcony". 2) the family room with bathroom consisting of about 24 square meters, consisting of a bedroom with double bed in which it is possible to add 1 or 2 single beds for a total of 4 people; it is suitable for families with 1 or 2 children and can be booked in single, double, triple and quadruple versions. 3) the apartment in its entirety with the family room, the suite and two bathrooms available, ideal for groups of up to 7/8 people but also for two separate small families or for those who wish to stay and experience the spaces of the luxury house in an exclusive way. The common areas are available to guests for a coffee or tea break or to receive guests for those who stay for their business.

Art House Venusio is located in the historic center of Naples in the center of two stops of the metro line 1 (Dante and Toledo) and close to the main urban connections, such as the metro line 2, the port for boarding ferries and hydrofoils to the islands of the gulf (Capri, Ischia and Procida), the Toledo funicular to arrive in a few minutes in the hilly area of ​​the city and visit Castel Sant 'Elmo and the Cumana railway line for connections to the Phlegraean area and, finally, the Naples central railway station for national and local trains to Sorrento and the Vesuvian area to visit Pompeii and Herculaneum. The main monuments, churches, museums and the famous streets of the historic center -Spaccanapoli- are within walking distance with the possibility of tasting the Neapolitan gastronomy at the renowned pizzerias and restaurants reachable in a few minutes. Art House dominates the splendid Piazza Monteoliveto from which, turning the corner, you reach Via Toledo, Piazza del Gesu, the Decumano (with underground Naples, the Bourbon gallery and the Veiled Christ), Via S. Gregorio Armeno famous for the artisan workshops of the shepherds and for the ancient and unique tradition of the Neapolitan nativity scene. About 1 km away is the Mann - National Archaeological Museum -; less than 3 km away is the Museum and Royal Wood of Capodimonte, the Catacombs of San Gennaro and San Gaudioso.