The flat was super centrally located - if you want to be within 15min walking distance of all major attractions, this is the place. The downside is, you’re right in the middle of the hustle and tourist crowds but the flat itself looks into a quiet courtyard so you won’t hear the noise.
The description says it’s a 1 bedroom flat but it’s actually a studio, which you can’t really tell from the photos. The main bed is tucked away behind the kitchen so it does feel separate but is not a separate bedroom. I’ve asked the owner to update this. It’s not a problem if you’re a travelling couple.
The flat was clean, albeit it has a small issue with ants which are crawling around the bathroom and living room floor, which isn’t unusual in Italy - we simply made sure to put all food away and not leave crumbs out.
There are basic kitchen utensils which are sufficient. No wine glasses but plenty of cups/glasses and some salt/pepper/oil left my previous guests. Bathroom was large and plenty of hot water.
There aren’t any windows overlooking the courtyard so the flat is a little dark - there’s simply the flat door which has small windows at the top you can open to get some light and air. Not an issue as you won’t be spending much time there.
WiFi was pretty weak but adequate - I was able to do some work but you won’t be able to stream. There’s a tv, though it only shows Italian cable TV so we didn’t use it.
Check in was smooth although had to chase up the owner a couple of times on the day before to get the address. The owner let us do a late check out which was helpful.
Overall, if you want a small functional flat that’s central and you don’t expect to spend much time there, this is the one.