The location is excellent, and the flat appears to have been recently renovated. Beds were comfortable. We found parking easily except during the festival, when we had to park at the other end of the town. We feel that, had it been better equipped and had the hosts acted to address issues, it would have been an excellent stay.
Discovered the oven was broken when going to cook dinner, only for the host to say they knew this already and to use the microwave (I had been trying to make roast potatoes).
The coffee machine only had 3 pods, and we were staying for over a week so had to go find and buy relevant pods (the shop in Riva di Solto doesn't carry that brand). We left extra for the next people.
There was no oil, no salt/pepper, and semolina was spilled all over in one of the cabinets. There were plates and pasta plates, but no bowls.
The fan over the oven still had the blue plastic film over it.
The WiFi ran out of data allowance after only a couple days, most likely because it was the end of the month and there had been other tenants there before us. When we told the hosts, they topped it up the same day, which was helpful.
We saw no TV in the living room where one would have expected one to be (there's an empty TV stand and an L-shaped sofa facing it). They said there was a TV, in one bedroom, only in Italian. We had a seven year old with us so we needed to have some TV available for when they woke up very early in the morning (we had even brought a Chromecast with us to be able to access children's TV on demand for this).
We tried to use the small bedroom TV in order to access Italian children's television, but the TV was broken too. We bought batteries and tried the remote with new batteries in case it was the remote at fault, but it was the TV. When we confirmed this, the host said they would see what they could do, and never wrote us again in the next six days, except at the end to ask for cash payment for the linens we'd used and to tell us to take out the recycling. The recycling bins have no explanation of what colour is for what, and in Italy this varies from region to region, so we wrote to ask what goes where, which they never responded to.
So while the flat itself was nice (though full of mosquitoes, but that's also just due to being next to a lake, bring mosquito repellent), it didn't fully meet the description, it wasn't equipped to the level we'd normally expect from an Airbnb, and the host didn't seem interested in providing missing amenities.