This was a well located apartment and we walked everywhere. There were stores, cafes, restaurants, and shops within a block in every direction. It was amazing to walk on the smooth marble floors of the porticos with our luggage for the 15 minute walk to and from the train station! So much easier than the other cities we were in.
This apartment is quirky but worked for us, and for the price! It is also quite spacious though much of the furniture is uncomfortable. The abundant coffee pods and breakfast treats were appreciated. There was also a generous amount of soap, shampoo, and lots of other extras. There was a washer, thank goodness, because it was incredibly hot, topping 100 F on at least one day. There was no drying rack, though, but we found a ladder and hung our clothes there to dry.
The a/c was nice and cool, but we were told to only use it in one room at a time or we would cause a blackout. It worked okay for us, with two people. We had the living area one on during the day, and the larger bedroom at night. But I don't know what one would do if using both bedrooms. The person in the second bedroom would surely be unable to sleep in this kind of heat. We did not find any fans. But of course it was unusually hot, so would not be an issue most of the time.
The water pressure was great, and two bathrooms were a treat. The apartment is on the 6th floor (with an efficient elevator) and has a large deck overlooking Bologna. When it finally cooled down, around 10pm each night, we sat out there with a glass of wine and it was most lovely! It also has a huge awning, so during normal weather you could sit out there frequently, and be blocked from the sun.
Overall, for the price and location, it was a good experience.