First the positive things: Efficient communication and check-in with Alessandra.
Now the negative things: Kitchen not well equipped (not even a descent casserole to cook pasta – and this in Italy!), very limited furniture (not even a small table in front of the couch), the couch is worn out and the bed is cranking like hell as soon as you move a little bit more.
TV is only antenna (yes, we are in 2022 and there is no cable TV!) with only some Italian channels.
There are a couple of bars not far from the apartment and the only day they seem closed is Sunday. All the other days the noise is like hell, because when it´s not raining, there are about 100 people in the street and outside the bar, and the street is quite narrow. So, the sound gets reflected and you feel like being in the bar, which makes it impossible to leave the windows open. Unfortunately, the windows are about as old as the whole building and not protecting much from this noise. So, we had to use earplugs to be able to sleep.
So, unless you want to party all night, I would definitely recommend to look for another apartment. The noise is still too much during the day with all the cars and motorbikes driving by...I have been living in many big and bigger cities for many years, but the noise here breaks every record by far!
The price is consequently totally exaggerated (we paid like 250 Euros per night).
To close with a positive thing: The apartment was very clean.