The apartment as such was basic, but good. Yet, our experience with the owner of the apartment was negative.
It is one apartment in a building with several apartments (I believe all these apartment are rented out via Airbnb). For me personally, this takes away some of Airbnb's charm. Yet, the apartment is located in the centre of the city; and it is a basic, decent and clean apartment. The fridge was broke, but there was an alternative fridge in the kitchen. The kitchen equipment was basic.
As a tenant, you are in contact with Luca (and/or her colleague). Both of them were correct and friendly. The apartment appears, however, to be owned by a third person.
Unfortunately, we have experienced the owner of the apartment (and - assumedly - the whole building) to be utterly inflexible: two friends and I booked our stay with a specific event in mind that we wanted to attend. Due to the changing COVID-situation, this event got cancelled. A first question about potentially cancelling the booking was replied late by Luca (this implied that we missed the deadline for a potential refund of 50%). Next, one of my friends tested COVID positive a few days before our stay. The owner did, however, via Luca and her colleague repeat that we would not receive any refund if we would cancel, and also did not want to accept any alternative solutions (e.g. changing the dates of the booking).
Although the owner was - strictu sensu - within his/her rights, he demonstrated a lack of empathy and flexibility towards us. His/her counterargument was that we knew the policy and risks (due to the volatile COVID-situation), and that they already lost a lot of money. Me personally considers this to be a weak counterargument. If nobody would take the 'risk' of booking something, he/she would have no clients at all.
I would thus not recommend booking this apartment, unless you are absolutely sure that no unexpected issues will occur.