This is my worst airbnb experience so far. The apartment is VERY TINY, especially the LOW CEILING. I am around 160cm tall and find the bedroom area and bathroom upstairs very uncomfortable. My boyfriend is around 188cm and had to bend down/slouch ALL THE TIME UPSTAIRS (he hit his head countless times), and just imagine how uncomfortable that is when showering. The host didn't tell us anything about the structure of the place. We tried to understand that it's probably due to the fact that the apartment is at a historical area so it is small. Yet, it still kinda feels like a scam since the host didn't tell us anything about this. When we arrived, we felt very disappointed and wanted to move out right away. But we could't get refund so we stuck to it. It was a hard decision. The fact that the apartment includes a nice rooftop didn't make us feel any better. And I also found a used napkin with dust on it next to the bed when we arrived. We asked Ilaria if she could at least give us a small stool in the bathroom so that we could sit and shower so that we could fit in the terribly tiny bathroom. At first, she told us to buy one ourselves, which made us want to try to get a refund and leave this place. We felt like it was untill we told Ilaria how uncomfortable we were and wanted to cancel that she offered us a stool. And the other issue was that WIFI was only limited to 300MB per day. This is terrible, and same, we didn't know at all. Imagine if you need to work/facetime, it's almost impossible. We understand that Ilaria was trying to be helpful but the terrible structure of the place (super low ceiling and very tiny), ill-equipped kitchen, very limited wifi, and her first sloppy reply to us seeking help really made the overall living experience terrible. With this price you can get a decent room elsewhere at a hotel or something. Would not recommend. Unless you are a super duper huge fan of The Lord of the Rings/ The Hobbit and would want to experience living in a Hobbiton-like place (minus all the coziness) that you need to bend down all the time despite the discomfort, then maybe.