This place is awesome. Michele and his wife (Lena, I believe) are great hosts. The rooms were clean, quiet and spacious. The location is just a stones throw from Monteleone center, which is why we went there. We ate every meal at the AirBnB, and my God they were great. We would walk by the kitchen a few times during the day, and there was always homemade food being prepared. This was all authentic local, homemade food, and it was plentiful to boot. If you lose weight while staying here, you have a massive tapeworm.
We visited Monteleone because I wanted to visit the town that my grandparents were born. The town itself is vary charming. I went to the town records department to see if I could get a copy of my grandparents birth records. The two gentleman working the office were great. They spent about 45 minutes working with me (again through google translate), and eventually managed to get me a copy of both my grandparents birth records. As I was out with one of them taking a few photos of the war memorial just outside their door, they introduced us to the mayor. We spent another hour in the mayor's office with the deputy mayor and his daughter Claudia (who translated). We felt so welcome by everyone in the town.
I hope we have the opportunity to go back to Monteleone again in the future. Staying at Michele's BnB and the friendliness of the town made me want to stay longer than I did. 2 days was not enough.