Hmmmm, mwah. It looks good at first glance, nice!, with even a yard, you would think. That there is no mulberry tree (gelso) is up to something. Everything however, even the furnishing with a high content of 'Swedish design', is limited to the minimum of a minimum: 1 tea/coffee cup, no dish towels nor tea towels, 1 set of bath towels in a two-person studio (more at a hefty extra cost), soap dispenser with only a little soap, 1 roll of toilet paper but no supply, a washing machine but no drying rack and also no possibility of drying anything outside (and the humidity is too high for that anyway), two beds with a (broken) bedside lamp in the middle so they can never be pushed together, shower drain that does not run through so you stand in water up to your ankles after which everything overflows and the floor in the entire studio becomes muddy, broken shower curtain, toilet that sometimes keeps running, hassle with opening the locks (if they can be locked at all). And the outdoor patio: you can sit there nicely when the neighbors are not there, otherwise you sit on their lap. The area is pleasantly crowded and a bit noisy but you choose for that. The lady of the hospitality may be courteous but everything could have been noticed before my arrival, so I don't have to worry about that, to have experienced real hospitality from the rental company for the price of 'Il Gelso' that far exceeds that of the fancier (and better equipped) hotels in this beautiful city.