Grafite

Graphite embraces Fuajè walls, makes them more isolated and transforms the room environment into a warm refuge that can give you perfect relax moments on your holiday. But graphite in the rooms of Fuajè is not just a piece for construction: the word comes from the Greek "grafos", which means "I write". Because the building where you chose to stay in Naples is the place where you can start writing about your experience. You can send a message to your parents in the evening to tell them about the discovery of new tastes that you made by eating pizza for the first time in its birthplace, Naples. Or you can write about the sensations experienced climbing up to the cone of Vesuvius, where you tried the inner journey of immersing yourself in the heart of the Earth. Or jotting down words for your travel diary that you will then write when you get home, putting for you new memories, from the ancient alleys of the Spanish Quarters, to the glass of wine savored while watching the waves on the waterfront, up to the pleasure of going on a small boat to watch Naples while being held by the waves.