We found that staying close to the train/bus station was a great decision. We only had to drag our suitcases a block and it was actually a very quiet, comfortable place. I think the pictures don't do it just. The place is freshly painted, great amenities. It was comforting that this family run b&b wanted to make sure someone was there to greet us when we checked in. Emanuela's sister gave us directions to restaurants, where to get our complimentary breakfast ( which included amazing croissants filled with Nutella, cream, etc and drink of choice), how to buy tickets, and various tips for public transportation. This was the nicest place we stayed in while in Italy and just by dumb luck. If you're reading this you should book quickly.