If you like street noise all day and all night, this is the place for you! My first question to the host was: "Is this a quiet apartment without lots of street noise". The host said it was quiet and there were no complaints. My bedroom faced one of the busiest streets in Bologna. It had constant traffic and was across the street from a bus stop that wasn't only local buses but also tour busses. I was awakened at 4:30 am by people chatting at the bus stop. I notified Airbnb at 4:30 am and never heard back from them. When we arrived, there was no toilet paper. I tracked down a tiny roll and waited for the host to send over some actual rolls which came after I notified the host that we needed more than the skimpy roll we had. It arrived at 9:30pm. We cancelled after two nights (supposed to be 4 nights) and I slept the last night on the floor in the living room on a mattress. The living room was probably the best room in the apartment. My son was in the other bedroom and heard noises all night like someone rolling a large ball across the floor upstairs. I paid over $900 for this apartment and after cancelling received under $200 back. If I had known about the street noise I would never have rented this apartment. You should be sure to read the house rules: there are tons. I suppose my first clue should have been when the host asked me if I wanted both beds made up. I found this truly odd since I was renting a two bedroom apartment and I was coming with my 32 year old son. The apartment was clean and tidy but the noise and the inability of Airbnb to represent me really made me wonder if I would use this service in the future. The host misrepresented the apartment and lied about the street noise. Buyer Beware.
ps: even though the apartment says two double beds, the bed in my room (the "all day and all night noise suite") the bed is actually two twin beds pushed together. Good luck with that one.