Perfect for one person or two, with minimal luggage. Must get along well as we do and/or be out all day. We have stayed in over 50 Airbnb homes around the world and prioritize amenity needs etc. based on location, duration of stay, amount of time we will spend in the home. All the reviews made the size seem acceptable for six nights; unfortunately it was not. Pros: very nice host, excellent water pressure, strong and dependable wifi signal, comfortable bed for us both (I like soft and hubby likes firm), price, lots of Italian packaged snacks and excellent coffee, proximity to train station, and centro storico. Lots of colourful characters in the neighbourhood. Let your beard grow before arrival so you can get a shave at I Capone around the corner. Lots of local bars, restaurants, etc. Cons: not cozy or small, it is tiny and not suitable if you have any level of claustrophobia. Small vent window and glass panel on door. When we arrived, I didn't think I could handle it but we were out all day and night and came home exhausted. A couple of times though I actually looked into staying eleswhere for a night or two. Fridge is the super small hotel size so only holds a few yogurts and small bottles. Stools are not comfortable for more than brief coffee break. There is no place to store anything as the spaces are filled with cleaning supplies and toilet paper. At most you can leave one piece of luggage open on floor and store other under bed. Anything else you'll need to stack by door with vacuum cleaner. The bathroom sink is not small, it is tiny and barely functional to brush teeth. We loved everything except the size. If you can handle tiny, this is perfect place for you.