On arrival due to the high hedges we struggled to find the entrance to the accommodation , which turned out to be about 50 metres from the junction on the right hand side with number 9 on the wall. We phoned Paolo, who told us to stay put and he would come and get us. He was a great guy, well spoken, informative and helpful.
The apartment is in a great location down a quiet cul de sac with good views over the city from a extensive balcony . Here a few glasses of wine were taken at the end of the evening. The 24 hour security is well managed behind some substantial wooden doors.
There is a nice master bedroom with a vast amount of cupboards and drawers and a smaller twin room were the beds were small but comfortable and ample for a couple of nights. It did feel like home !
There was ample plug sockets but none with u.s.b ports .
We really liked this place but it did have a few minor issues that need sorting before they get major. The shower cubicle leaked quite badly from the corner next to the window and there was no bathroom mat to soak it up on what was a slippery tiled floor.
In the kitchen the fold away table hinges were broken and was unusable, also a couple of the kitchen unit doors were in need of adjustment and repair.
The small balcony to the rear was taken up with broken furniture and other items.
A few things to think about including . A towel to dry the crockery, a toaster, a small nest of tables for glasses etc when relaxing on that comfortable settee.
In all we enjoyed our stay, an easy 20 minute walk to the city centre and a 15 minute walk to the canal in the opposite direction.