Excellent little property. For those coming from the USA it's on the 4th floor ("second piano in Italy") but it was not bad, even with all of our bags. While we never met Amen in person, she was quick to respond to all of our questions and her associate buzzed us in when we arrived at the main door on the ground level - he also helped carry a bag, gave us a very detailed tour of the apartment and the local area, and took our payment for the local per-person city tax, which was disclosed.
The apartment itself is exactly as presented. All of the items seemed new. The space is modern/minimalist, although with no carpet and somewhat bare walls, sound did travel a bit. The shower was hot, though a bit on the small side and water can leak out of the doors if they aren't closed tight. Unit was warm, heated by radiators, though sometimes they would make noise and you'd have to walk over to hit them / adjust the knob. Perhaps the only thing missing is an espresso / coffee machine, but for the nightly rate we paid there were more amenities than we could wish for.
The neighborhood appeared gritty when we first arrived at night, but later became charming and there are so many restaurants, bars, and cafes nearby including a wine bar on the ground floor. The nearby streets are filled with older retired folks during the day, parents pushing babies in strollers later in the afternoon, and college students at night. The main train station is a 10-15 minute walk away, or Uber can pick you up at the front door to make getting around the city that much easier. Across the street is a church and a bell tower, which would announce the time during the day (that's not a complaint, we liked it.)
Most definitely recommended!