The apartment is very centrally situated and you can basically walk everywhere. The apartment is fairly spacious, and the beds are good. It also has a nice balcony. Luca, with whom I dealt, is very nice and helpful, although sometimes it takes a few days for him to deliver.
I was staying a longer period and worked throughout the day in the apartment and also wanted to cook my meals. For this type of stay there were several problems. The apartment is not particularly cosy; the lighting is very general and cold, and I needed to ask for a table lamp to be able to work. The kitchen looks self-made by someone who should not have taken on the task. I also needed to wash all the table ware and saucepans, because they were very greasy. The kitchen also lacks many basic utensils, for instance, before I bought a decent saucepan, there was just a small one, which one could maybe use for frying an egg.
The general atmosphere of the apartment is that of a student flat. The walls a dirty, there are marks of cello tape, the shower curtain is old and dirty, and there is a slight smell of sewer. This last feature was commented also by some of my guests. Also, there was no proper chair for working, which Luca, nevertheless, provided from his father living next door. The only available chairs were of armchair type, one of which was totally broken—but hanging around in the flat—while also one or two of the others were half-broken. For some reason, in the evenings the Wi-Fi did not always work perfectly. For sleeping, one needs to use earplugs, because both the rooms face the street and the simple windows do not cut practically any of the noise.
But perhaps, if one comes to only sleep, this flat is ok. However, from my point of view and considering all the flaws just mentioned, it seemed rather expensive.