Davide did his very best to make us feel welcome, being present at 11 pm, and providing us with bread, cheese, tea and butter for breakfast the next morning. The building is charming, the flat is well equipped and has a nice view. The area is lively, with some small shops for groceries and a few bars. While we were there, the funicular was closed, which meant that if you wanted to go out for dinner or visit the town center, you had to walk (20 minutes) down ( and up again) a steep hill through the Spagnoli quater, which is not very nice at night ( not dangerous but you do not feel very welcome either). Not much public transport available in the area. Nevertheless a great place and we would certainly go back there.