We were the first guests Alessia had in her apartment so I will write a bit more thorough review here. Most importantly, everything during our stay went fine and we were very happy with the apartment. Alessia and her husband made us feel welcome and all the communication was fast and clear. Like many people in Italy, they don't speak much english (and we knew only a few phrases in italian) but it was not a problem. They even had brought some drinks in the fridge for us when we arrived. The apartment itself suits well for a couple or a family, as there are multiple bedrooms. The apartment is divided into multiple floors, so people who have trouble walking the stairs should take note of that. The neighbourhood is quiet and the guests should respect this too. There are no clubs nearby so I wouldn't recommend this place for anybody who wants to spend their time partying. Most of the furniture and appliances seemed to be brand new. The kitchen is small but suited well for us making breakfast and the occasional meal. One of the bathrooms has a bath and the other has shower doors. Air conditioning is located on the master bedroom and is really helpful in the night if the weather gets hot. Wifi was good for streaming video, but the upload bandwidth is limited. As mentioned, the neighbourhood is a quiet suburb with mostly small residential buildings. There is a medium-sized grocery store Conad about 400m from the apartment, next to a pizzeria and coffee shop. For even better selection there is also a Carrefour store nearby. A few restaurants but not any clubs or bars seem to be located in the area. There are basically two ways to get around: public transport or renting a car. We chose not to rent a car and made trips with bus, train, hiking and bikes that Alessia kindly loaned for us. Biking seemed a good idea but in practice there are no bike lanes and also it was very hot during the day, so I wouldn't recommend it unless you are a seasoned road cyclist and bring your own bike. We still had fun finding our way to the beach with bikes. Most people in Italy like to drive a car so it seems the best way to get around. There is parking space for a small car behind the gate to the apartment. Going to the historic city center is best done with public transport even if you have a car. It's a combination of bus and train and takes about an hour in total for one way. Public transport tickets cost 1,50 € and have to be purchased in advance. Going to the beach is simple both with the bus or a car. Many parts of the beach have an entrance fee but there are free beaches too. We went to both kinds and liked them both. The water is clean enough for swimming. Our...