The location, furnishings and hospitality were the positives; the bathroom size and loud doors were the negatives.
It’s landmark location means you’ll always find a way to get home even when you’re data roaming is off. The fresh produce market a block away means you have the option to eat fresh peaches, cherries, etc. daily. The space is clean and minimalistic. No tacky wall art and/or wallpaper. Federico accommodated our check-in request, gave us wonderful neighborhood recommendations and was responsive from the time we booked through check-in. We didn’t have any issues during our stay, so we fortunately didn’t have a need to contact him again.
The bathrooms are small but we find this to be typical in many places in Italy. We traveled with a toddler who got woken up from his sleeps by the loud (creaking) doors—all of them are. The apartment itself isn’t as bright as the photos show but I think this is an AirBnB Plus issue.
Overall, we liked our short stay. The apartment was comfortable and in a good location, and the host was communicative and accommodating.