Sadly, in spite of its great proximity to the train station, I cannot recommend this place or this owner. First, there was no address listed (nor provided in advance, and the Google directions on the website took us to a wrong (more distant) address. Therefore, what should have been a 5-minute walk (w luggage) took 20. On our 1st night there we were jarred awake by consistent banging and ringing of our bell from the outer door by 4 Georgian men trying to get access to their Airbnb place (owned by our owner) via the same outer door that took us to our apartment. After 20 nerve-wracking minutes and frantic texts/calls to our contact (the owner’s assistant), it was determined these folks were legit and we opened the outer door for them. Turns out the lock to the outer door was defective (the Georgians told me this had happened twice to them during their stay). I reported it to the owner’s assistant, and she said she would tell the owner. On our 4th and last night there we got in at midnight and tried to open the same lock and it would not work (same problem Georgians had). We text and called the assistant and owner and got no response. It was then our turn to bang loudly on the door, ring the doorbell of the other apartment for 20 minutes to wake them up and ask to let us in (like us, they called the owner to see if we were legit and let us in; they were not happy about it and I apologized profusely). On top of this, the first time we took a shower the water sprayed everywhere in the bathroom due to a faulty connection to the showerhead. I had to tie one of my t-shirts to the connection to keep water from spraying everywhere. I reported it to the assistant, and she got it fixed later that day. The place is not as big as the pictures make it look, and the street below is a bit noisy at night (we used earplugs). There are plenty of other Airbnb’s in Bologna and I would try one of them before I would consider this one.