This is a difficult review to write, because it ended up for me feeling like Beatrice was just a friend whose house I was staying at. She was so helpful and caring and kind. The house itself is just a neighbourhood where people live, not at all touristy. But it is a quick three minute walk to the historical centre. It is on a narrow street surrounded by other little streets. You can just walk up and down and get lost in a lovely kind of way. If you go out the door take a quick right and then go left to the next street and left there is a small grocery and then further up the street a few small blocks and a quick right is a wonderful bakery, called Forno 31. If you go out the door and take a right and then another right and start walking towards the historical centre you come to a small kind of working class Piazza and there is another store there where you can buy vegetables. The house itself is on the ground floor. There is a bit of a musty smell that I quickly got used to and that dissipated if you just leave the doors open for a bit. This is where Beatrice‘s grandmother lived for 40 years. Her picture is on the wall and it just felt like I was being welcomed into her grandmothers house. There are two parts to it separated by a very low passageway. You have to be careful not to hit your head. The same in the shower and I am a little guy. The bed itself is a quite firm mattress. I like that. Some people of course, do not. The furniture is also kind of older. It just feels like that is some of the furniture that her grandmother might have. So it feels like you are going to your grandmothers house. I just loved that. So it may not be for everyone, if you are really fussy. But for me, it felt like home. One last thing is that Beatrice can help you get there. Coming from Bari airport, Google took me in a convoluted route around the historic centre which can be a bit of a nightmare. If you just up to the top of Via Panoramica It is quite close, just a few turns off of that.