Luca Guadagnino can use this apartment in a Babylon-Garden-like building as the set for his next epicurean movie! The apartment is much more beautiful and luxurious than what the profile photos showed, with a mix of historic architectural details, modern kitchen and bathroom with high-end finishes, and best of all, a Babylon Garden on the third floor with a palm tree (where does its root go?), tangerine tree, and fish pond, from where we can appreciate a morning coffee, night drink, and a view of the neighbors’ gardens. This has been our best Airbnb experience ever and easily beats a 5-star hotel by space and value. Andrea is the first host I’ve met that offered a real (!) Nespresso machine and a selection of real (!) Nespresso capsules, a snack basket, a mini bar filled with beers (!), juice, milk, water, etc. He also personally checked us in and out, offered local tips, and provided airport transport. Andrea also offered to store our luggage after checkout (this was a great help and a first on AirBnb in my experience). I often choose hotel over AirBnb because hotels offer a better checkin experience and can store luggage. But Andrea offers the best of the two worlds. If we can’t buy an apartment like this, we want to at least come back soon.