The room Danilo provided was beautifully presented with the best looking interior design.
While other Airbnb people offered to pick clients up at the train station, Danilo chose not to. It is virtually impossible to find the location as not one of the 5 locals I asked knew of the address and they all lived in that small area. The reason being is that half the maze of lane ways have no name indicating them so when I finally called Danilo I could not tell him where I was. I had spent over an hour lost in a maze of these lane ways in the heat of the day trailing baggage. This is no way to start a holiday in Lecce.
On arrival Danilo showed me the room handed me the key and was gone. There were so many things which needed immediate attention, so I wrote a long list some of which he attended to.
The most IMPORTANT feature was the HUMIDITY, when I woke up all bed linen and clothes felt damp. My chest was aching and I had a headache so I spent the morning at the chemist. As the bedroom window is right on the road you can't open your window without the whole street traffic looking straight in. So to limit some of the extreme humidity I turned on the heat pump. Danilo left me a note to say that I had to turn it off as electricity is too costly which is reasonable, but under the humidity it is not. Have now moved into other accommodation where my health is gradually recovering from that extreme humidity. Danilo clearly states no WIFI and there is no television.