Guglielmo is a thoughtful and helpful host, our flight was delayed and he was most accommodating in meeting us later than planned to let us in and show us the apartment. It is a lovely flat with one large bedroom, one smaller one (both have double beds and the larger also has a side bed suitable for a child), a generous dining area and large kitchen equipped for cooking if you ever grow tired of Puglian "Cucina Tipica". There is a small terrace that faces east for the morning sun and overlooks the rooftops. The apartment could hardly be more central, two steps from the celebrated Duomo that constitutes Lecce's architectural crown. It is a lovely and lively city, with a maze of streets to walk around in and a wealth of baroque buildings. If traveling further afield, Lecce is a hub for the south Salento and trains (or buses) will take you to the coast at Gallipolli, Otranto and further South. We cycled to the coast one day, about 15km through the olive groves to the nearest beach resort...The station is only fifteen minutes walk from the flat although if unfamiliar with the town you will probably want to get a taxi the first time you arrive in order to better negotiate the medieval street plan. The flat is up on the second floor with great views of the Duomo tower, and scores of cafes and restaurants to choose from at the foot of the stairs as it is on one of the principal tourist streets. Guglielmo can show you where to buy useful basics like milk and bread, the very good cheap Salento wine, and will more than likely leave you some proper Italian coffee in the kitchen. A great introduction and base from which to explore Italy's southern tip. Thanks Guglielmo and best wishes to you and your family.