This place must have seen better days, but they seem to be long gone. It is tired and really needs a vacation. I mean, interior renovations:) Walls are whitewashed stone - which is perfectly fine. Nails and nail holes in them everywhere, perhaps not so much. The furniture is not quite IKEA quality and very beat up. Towels are old and very well-used, and have the feel of corrugated iron. Or at least cardboard. Some of them have footprints on them which no amount of washing seems to have been able to remove. Or perhaps they were iron burns, I don't know. It was really hard to tell. The description promised a washer (which I kind of counted on), but there wasn't any; it "broke a few days ago". The very first time we tried to use the bidet, it flooded the entire bathroom. I mopped it up, but it's not like I could do something about the unpleasant musty odor that persisted after that. Also, please keep it in mind that the sleeping quarters are upstairs, in the very top part of the attic, under the slanted roof. If you are on on the closer side of that big bed, you are OK, but getting to the far side of it you have to watch your head not to bump it (which, naturally, I did). Oh, and the second room with two single beds is adjoining this "master bedroom". It's around a structural corner, and there's no door between them. So if you, ahem, plan on using that big bed for, you know, something other than sleeping, and there's someone in that other bedroom, maybe you should reconsider.
We were booked for six nights but fled the morning after the check-in to spend the rest of our stay at a different Airbnb property, which we loved. In all fairness, Giulia proved to be a good sport about it and issued a refund for the balance right away. In general, she seems a very pleasant person to communicate with and responds almost immediately. I only wish she ran a better business.