Great location, not the greatest host. The place was on sale for $15 a night and if it was regular price I would have been really upset to pay that much.
My career is dependent off of WiFi, all in which I had issues with while staying here. I was helped once with a bit of attitude from the host. A few days later the WiFi went out again, so I politely asked and was rudely told to wait until the 1st.
This was me going 5 days without WiFi, 1st world problems I know, but when the country shuts down at 6 and you have business calls with clients in different time zones this yields a significant problem.
So comes the 1st, still no WiFi. I politely reached out for help and was rudely met with a “I’ve never had this issue before so it must be your problem” and then she closed the conversation with “let me know when you leave”
It’s the hosts responsibility to keep these things in tact, yet alone providing the slightest bit of humility when refusing any further assistance to your guests.
Be prepared to figure this one out when it happens to you, evidently you only get one “help token” from this host, beyond that it’s your own issue.
Our hosts in Italy have been so kind and helpful but this experience was not ideal.