I will start with the Pros - Claudia and her assistant were kind and communicative. They were the most proactive host I had in Italy when it came with check-in instructions and assistance for organizing a transfer.
The cons - if you are really looking for an inexpensive place to stay in a central location, this will work, but I would probably recommend just booking one of the 89 euro hotels in the area. First...the apartment is just not how it is pictured. It's very run down with the shelves barely hanging on the walls, the headboard is disintegrating and the pullout bed is definitely from the early 80s. The apartment has a very potent sewer gas smell - so bad that we moved out the night before because we just couldn't stay in the house comfortably. The shower has black mold on the walls and in the tiles. There is only one lamp that is operable in the living space - the other is in operable and hasn't been replaced. The kitchen has two coffee makers - both are broken. I