Claudia’s apartment is located in a nice area of town and is family friendly. It’s a few blocks from the beach, where I recommend you spend a day. You can rent an umbrella and chair for 8 euros each and it is completely worth it. The beaches that rent chairs and umbrellas have lifeguards as well. The apartment is located a half a block from Come, which quickly became our favorite gelato place. Around the corner is the Tartarughino Nero, which has delicious alcoholic and nonalcoholic aperitifs that come with food and is more than reasonably priced. It cost 8-10 euros per aperitif and the food that came with it was enough for us for dinner, leaving a little room for gelato as dessert. :) Near the apartment there is also lots of reasonably priced clothing and shoes stores. Our favorites include Free and Queen Shoes. Public transit is easy to navigate if you use the app, Moovit. This app was significantly more helpful to us than Google maps when trying to use public transit. Around the corner, there also is an atm if you need it. The apartment itself is organized nicely and has one large balcony that fit five of us around a table and there is another smaller balcony where two people could sit. Claudia was quick to respond to any questions we had. All in all, this was a great experience! As others have noted, the Wi-Fi sometimes is spotty as is cell service (at least for us), but other than that, everything was wonderful!