Annie and Mario were very hospitable during my stay. It is important to let them know your needs and communicate with them in a timely manner. Annie is very knowledgable on what to do and see in the area, and gives excellent advice on transportation and restaurants. Her garden is lively and beautiful, and reminds me a lot of my home in Berkeley. Her cats are also adorable and love to play!
It is important to note that the house is a little difficult to find at first time from the Capannelle station, and as other reviewers have mentioned, it is unsafe to walk along the sidewalk with your suitcase. Otherwise, it's quite easy to get to if you don't have a lot to carry. I suggest taking the 654 bus that drops you off on the corner between Via Delle Capannelle and Vicolo Delle Capannelle because it's less dangerous for walking. Traffic along the road to her house is rather busy during the day (and most dangerous), but at around 7pm it isn't as busy and makes it easy to cross. When crossing, be sure to look both ways for incoming traffic. Alternatively, there is another, safer and more scenic path to/from the Capannelle metro station, but it might be best for you to ask Annie for the specific directions.
For breakfast, I was offered toast, her homemade jam (I like fig the best), and an assortment of drinks (I picked juice and water). Annie was very accommodating.
The bed is twin-sized, which is enough for me. I had a good night's rest each time. The space is a little cramped, but again, I don't require too much room because I'm outside for most of the day anyway and just need a spot to sleep.
The internet signal is so-so, but not the strongest. The strongest signal is by the patio. I have an iPhone and iPad and would usually get 1-2 bars.
The bathroom is nice and you get it all to yourself!
This is ideal for someone low key and don't have a lot to carry.! Thank you Annie!