Location: The place is in a great spot if you want quick access to trains and coaches to other parts of Italy or airport. However, it’s about a 15-20 mins walk to reach outskirts of the main points of attraction in old town. I didn’t know where to stay so I picked most convenient to get to airport. If you are travelling by yourself as a woman the area might be a bit “doggy” to walk around at night.
Building: there will be 2 sets of doors before you reach your room so it’s safe to keep you belongings. Access with codes is very convenient. There is also an elevator that takes you to the 2nd floor but you have to first go up about 6 stairs.
Shower: the shower has no ventilation so it gets wet and stays wet. The sink is rectangular so it actually makes it easy to wash things if needed but again, things just won’t dry. The shower head in room 208 needs replacement as it sprays the water everywhere. Let the water run a little before getting in as the temperature adjusts. Toiletries like shampoo/body wash and hand soap is provided along with clean towels which is great!
Room: There is a small ironing board and iron to use with a smaller hanging area for clothes. There is a decent sized length mirror. The air con works well. The only thing that’s really missing is a fridge. That would be perfect.
Sleeping: The bed is very comfy. Fresh linen and extra duvet is available. If you are a light sleeper, I suggest you get really good ear plugs as room 208 is facing the Main Street and the windows are not sound proof. You can hear the traffic.
Host: Stefano was a great host with quick and excellent communication even allowed me to leave my stuff in the room earlier so I have more time to explore the city. He provided a manual of things to do/see and eat, most of which were on my list but that’s due to recommendations from friends. It was very handy. Overall a great stay :)