The apartment is simple, for one night it is fine, no more.
The bathroom is too small and the shower is the smallest I've ever seen, with a plastic curtain. No hair conditioner (just a couple of little bottles of shampoo and there were 3 of us) and the soap was the little hotel rounds. We had to buy everything.
Something I did not read here: the room is not isolated, the wall that separates it from the living room does not reach the ceiling and you can hear everything.
The kitchen is small too, we don't use it but the things they have are basic, low fridge. The coffee maker had pods that didn't match it, so we couldn't use it, but there was a jar of instant coffee.
The second bed was in the living room, which overlooks a square with bars, where you can hear all the noise. The windows have no child protection (and it's a third floor).
There is no television or chairs to support suitcases.
The worst thing is the entrance staircase, I read it here and it didn't seem serious to me, but it is serious: very narrow sections, very steep stairs, with some things left on the landings and very ugly, unpainted walls. Very difficult to climb with suitcases.
Luca is friendly and he responded very quickly to me when I asked for a second set of keys. We didn't see Luca, but he's fine. He sent me an email with very good advice.
We paid an extra night because our flight left at night and we left the apartment at 6:00 p.m., but he did not give us any discount.
The location is very good: close to everything.
This is the eighth apartment we have rented in Italy, and it was the one we liked the least. It would have been nice if the price was half, but it's not worth what they ask.