It is a splendid eighteenth-century villa set in leafy grounds with palms, rare plants and trees over a hundred years old. This remarkable place, which was once part of the old Bourbon pheasant-shooting retreat connected to the Royal Palace in Portici, is still as beautiful and impressive today as it was when Portici was the favourite destination of eighteenth-century noblemen. The structure, located in the upper part of the town, called Bellavista, is currently a family Bed & Breakfast which has three large and bright rooms; of which, two are located on the main floor, while the third is an annex surrounded by the greenery of the park. The park, the large lounges, as well as the roof solarium with breathtaking views of the Gulf of Naples, are available to guests who can relax after an intense day; perhaps sharing a tea or a bottle of good wine with the owners.