This was a nice private room with a desk, couch, and bed. The bed was too firm for my liking, but the couch was perfect, so I just slept there! Bruno put an anti-mosquito light in the room and this was the only place in Italy I stayed where there weren't a ton of mosquitos in my room, so it worked! There was a shared kitchen available and Bruno offered me biscuits, milk, and juice, but it is very cramped, so be prepared if you are planning to use it. Bruno also gave me some recommendations, but most things were closed because it was mid-august, which apparently is when everyone in Bologna skips town! About 80% of the shops and restaurants were closed from the middle of August until the beginning of September, so keep that in mind if you're planning a trip then. The things that were open were mostly touristy spots and the only really great food I had on my trip was the gelato at Creameria Cavour (best Gelato in the world!), so I went there 3 times! I will definitely plan my next trip to Bologna at a different time of year.