My wife and I stayed here for a few nights on our honeymoon, and unfortunately, we felt more like a burden than guests. There are many rules - most are explained clearly in advance, but are still a lot to keep track of. Others we learned once we got there, including a “no music” note on the thermostat (which is taped up so guests can’t alter it).
The biggest complaint for us was the air conditioning. We knew from the Airbnb profile that A/C was only allowed on from 22:00-10:00 due to energy conservation reasons. That was understandable and fine by us since we mainly wanted it to stay cool overnight. When we got there, we couldn’t find the remote, and after reaching out, we were told that we weren’t allowed to use the A/C due to energy reasons. It was the end of October, but it was still hot for us overnight! We stayed all over Italy and had A/C on with no issue, so this was frustrating. We would’ve opened the doors and windows, but after letting in at least five mosquitoes in under an hour (and having dealt with mosquitoes for weeks already), we didn’t think it was worth it.
When I voiced my concern about the heat and mosquitoes, and even asked if there was a spare fan, I was told no and that hopefully I understood the need to be sensitive to energy use. The irony of it all was that we found out on the last day that our radiator had been left on from a previous guest (I assume). It only runs at night according to settings that guests can’t change, so I didn’t think it was functional when I initially felt it during the day and it was cool. So really, the problem was caused by wasted energy on unwanted heat.
Anyway, it’s a clean place with nice balconies for a good price, but maybe think twice if privacy (walls are basically windows), temperature, and space are big factors.