Lucrezia’s apartment was very clean. We enjoyed the art and books in the unit, too. When we made our reservation, however, we were told that the unit would have WiFi; so we scheduled important skype conferences. We followed Lucrezia’s posted instructions for connecting to a local network (which appeared to be the password-protected network of a nearby hotel) and were unable to connect. When we asked her about this, she said that she’d recently encountered problems with her WiFi and had discontinued it. While she did mention having updated the listing’s amenities list to not include WiFi, we were a bit disappointed that 1) we were given no prior notice of the change, and 2) she appeared to have been piggybacking off the WiFi network of another business.
If WiFi isn’t a concern, this unit is great. As we’d assumed that we’d have connectivity, we scheduled a business call during our time at the apartment and had to go hunting for a cafe with free WiFi.