I seldom trouble to write reviews for AirBnb. Fort starters, unless I really hate the landlord and plan never to return why write? And AirBnb gets freebie intellectual content, I like to be paid to write.
But...how can I not write about Lorenzo, easily the best-organized host I've ever encountered in years of traveling extensively in Italy. for starters, his apartment is in what has to be the best possible location in the city: directly on Piazza Cavour, right at the confluence of several distinct and fascinating areas.
The apartment is vast, 2 beds, two baths, two (yes two!!!) washers, two dryers (you're lucky to get some clothespins in Italy, this place has two full-size dryers). The bedding is comfortable (another rarity), the living rooms is very spacious, you could host a dinner party here.
Lorenzo has prepared guides to EVERYTHING! How to work the appliances, the blinds, the light switches, the heat and air. All illustrated ad in many cases with signs or instructions on the wall for easier reference. But his work goes further: He'll send you videos telling you how to buy a train ticket, how to visit Pompeii, how to find the building and so on. The guy is a genius.
Lorenzo went far beyond the usual in assisting us, lugging our too-heavy suitcases in and out, dealing with the garage personnel for us, and always responding to any question within minutes. He never sleeps as far as I can tell.
We intend to return and spend a lot more time in this great location.