Andrea’s apartment is in a lovely, busy location. Lots happens on the streets below! We didn’t hear the noise of the streets as the windows were thick enough.
Andrea offered lots of tea, coffee pods and a machine, shampoo and toiletries, plus bath slippers! The kitchen was stocked perfectly for simple meals.
There is also a tv with Netflix and amazon prime!
Before we arrived I received a message saying that Andrea had a work emergency and wouldn’t be able to meet with us, and that his father would instead of him. His father spoke no English so we were asked to call Andrea, who went through a quick explanation of the amenities. We were told that we would not be able to check in properly until 3pm as when we arrived at 1pm the apartment had not been cleaned yet.
There were 4 different keys to get into the apartment as there is a lot of security... which was great! We just didn’t receive a lesson on how to use the front door, which was a complicated door. Andrea told me over the phone which keys were for what, and I asked him to message me the instructions because I didn’t want to forget all of the information. He did not message me.
We also didn’t receive any tips on the area or any further communication. I did ask Andrea to message me in regards to how to check out and where to leave the key, but he did not respond.
The apartment is beautifully designed and has everything you need for a lovely holiday in Bologna! I wouldn’t suggest more than 2 people stay there, as it is a large studio, with built in wardrobes. It also became weirdly dusty, due to some sort of ventilation problem.
Overall we thought the apartment was lovely for our 3 night stay.
Thanks again Andrea!