The largest and probably nicest airbnb we stayed in during our trip through Northern Italy. We were at the end of our trip so the extra space was nice. High ceilings, plenty of A/C, comfortable beds and a large living room, dining room and kitchen. Also, the reverse osmosis water filter was so nice to have access to.
Adele is an amazing host. Even though she was out of the country and many time zones away, she was attentive and easy to reach and helped resolve a few very minor issues that popped up. Which reminds me to note for those interested in staying here. Access to the apartment grounds and the apartment itself requires a combination of physical keys (for the exterior gate) and wireless online access via a web-based gateway (for the patio and apartment). Adele makes the process very easy. However, if you're a dumbass like me and leave the apartment one minute after check out, you will lose access to the patio door. If you don't open said the door prior to closing the apartment, you will lock yourself out of the apartment (where the keys are) and prevent yourself from exiting the property. Adele was great and got me free relatively quickly. But the moral of the story? Don't be a dumb ass.
One other note, there is an opening in the wall between the two bathrooms. It's tastefully done and visual privacy isn't an issue at all, but, uh, audial privacy is a different issue. My travel mates and I have known each other a while, so it was fine. But if you're traveling with friends you're not so comfortable with, it's worth considering.