Upon arrival we had trouble locating Antonio's apartment, neither he or Airbnb had his apartment number listed. It was just the street name. We did not have wifi at the time but ended up obtaining some so that we could contact Antonio. We ended up meeting with the housekeeper (and his friend?) who let us into the apartment. Neither was too familiar with the amenities and did not give us an overview of the appliances such as dishwasher and laundry. We ended up googling how to use them. The actual apartment is small but reasonable for European standards. The views are exactly how it is described, beautiful with a great cityscape to look at. We found that the wifi was very unreliable and that often times it was not strong enough to send pictures back to our family or even search the web such as TripAdvisor. The overall apartment could use a good thorough cleaning, as there was used bar soap (with suds on it) in the shower when we got there. Further there were stains on the pillowcase and sheets and the towels provided were used so much that they were no longer white. As for commodities, there was very little laundry detergent left and we ran out of toilet paper half way through our trip. It took Antonio (or the housekeeper) a full day to respond and restock it. While the terrace was nice, each morning the housekeeper would come and water plants outside the apartment so it did not feel very private. I would only recommend this apartment if you want to have the views to look at but at this price point you could probably do better elsewhere in the city.