The apartment is nice, and the patio is very large. We used it briefly for breakfast and for wine in the early evening. The apartment is on the top floor of the building. It's 4 stories of stairs, so if you have trouble getting around or use a cane, I would probably look for something with an elevator or something on a lower floor. (WIFI could be better too. It worked the first day and then didn't. The host tried to fix it remotely, but it didn't work.)
The apartment is in a great location, although it can be loud at night because there are restaurants and bars very close to it. The air conditioning was a big positive for us since you can't keep the doors open at night due to mosquitoes and the loud seagulls. It also helped drown out noise from the bars. (The seagulls sound different than on the Pacific coast. They are incredibly loud and sound like cats sometimes.) They aren't bad at night though.
Generally, we had a great time.
We had a mix-up during checkout, if you could call it that. We were not given instructions on how to checkout or where to leave the keys like most AirBnB places. I messaged the host, but it was very early in the morning and he didn't get back to me until after we had left.
The door-locks in Italy, and at this place, are locked from the inside with a key. I left the key in the door for days because if there was a fire, I didn't want to have to be searching for it.
For checkout, my wife and I looked through the manual and on the airbnb account on where to leave the keys, etc, but there was no info. So we left the key in the door not knowing it would be a problem later. The host had to have a locksmith come and break into the apartment. We split the cost for the service, which was 45 euro each.
TIP: don't leave the key in the door. I guess it's common knowledge but not for us apparently.