My business partner and I quarantined here for two weeks (per government regulation in January) before beginning our work trip. It was a truly excellent spot considering how much cooking-in we needed to do. The only kitchen item we truly missed was a cutting board, which I would definitely recommend purchasing for future guests.
Check-in was very thorough and our guide even helped bring our luggage upstairs and gave us step-by-step instructions to the nearest grocery store. The space was immaculately clean, cozy, and provided enough space for two people to be together and also be alone for two weeks time.
As for accessibility, there's a small elevator from the ground floor which was a life saver considering the weight of some of our luggage––though in true old-Italy fashion––there are still little steps up and steps down to it. It took some time to get all of our items up, but once we were up, all was well.
For two women staying alone, we felt very safe and secure. The lock on the door is heavy duty and there's an additional locked-door on the street level. There's also an intercom inside that can be rung with a video monitor on the ground-level. One strange thing that happened most days was someone would ring our doorbell early in the morning, we would answer, and it seemed like they wanted access to the building––though we couldn't completely understand their request. We're still not sure if this was the trash service, or another contractor, but after the first few days, we stopped answering the bell all together.
I think something to keep in mind for future, is since the apartment is nestled inside of another apartment building, even on sunny days, it was a bit hard to tell since the light would trickle down from the higher buildings. After two weeks of quarantine, my travel companion and I craved more light and a view from the building (all you can see are the surrounding apartment buildings, no streets/signs of human life/views). That said, we were very happy with the stay all said and done and wouldn't hesitate to stay there again!