The bad: We hadn't been informed, prior to arriving, that the host had a security camera overlooking the kitchen area of the common room (It wasn't stated in the listing, at that time). As we found this to be too much of a breach on our privacy, we covered the camera and asked the host to remove or disclose it on the listing ASAP. We were informed that it wasn't recording, and that we shouldn't worry. (I can't help but wonder: why have a security camera installed, if it isn't recording?). In the end, we had to inform AirBnB, whereafter the listing was changed to inform about the camera and we received a partial refund, to compensate for the time spent.
The good: The apartment is located in an old apartment building, which is quite charming and well located. From the apartment there is 30-40 mins walk to most sights and if you are used to walking, you won't need to use the trams that run right outside the building.
The apartment itself is conveniently split in two, with a door in between and a bedroom and toilet on either side. (We travelled two couples together, so this fitted perfectly!). Both bedrooms were spacious, large and welcoming and with good curtains to cut out light at night. The bathrooms were great too, with no complaints, except perhaps a bit better cleaning (there were some black stains on the tile walls and one or two hairs - but overall good cleanliness). The kitchen had good facilities, sufficient for light cooking, though it would have been good with just one or two sharp knifes. The ones that were there, had ridges - which is not nice for slicing tomatoes). Paolo was very welcoming, kind to talk to, and check-in was great. All in all the apartment + check-in was great and would be recommendable, if it hadn't been for the security camera and handling thereof.