Enrica's house was exactly what we wanted, and better than we thought it would be. It is in the old neighborhood (borgo) inside the old city walls, just a stone's throw from the Castello Aragonese. It is very conveniently located to visit the castle, the cathedral, and all the shops and restaurants that line Via Castello, but because it is in a little dead-end alley off to the side of the main pedestrian traffic on Via Castello, it provides a sense of peace and quiet and isolation from the stream of tourists past the shops. The house is well equipped. The only qualification we might mention is the lack of a microwave. We especially enjoyed the interior architecture, furnishings, decorations and books. The casa is very cozy and welcoming and offers the visitor a glimpse into living in an established house in Italy with modern convenience and continuity with traditions of past centuries. There is a wonderful balcony overlooking the street where one can experience the ambience of the borgo while dining, snacking and enjoying a beverage. The house was very clean when we arrived, fully supplied with towels, bed linens, toilet paper, cleaning supplies, and some kitchen essentials such as oil, vinegar, salt, pepper and sugar.