Inside the apartment is neat and clean, with good lighting, lots of closet and drawer space, and reliable WiFi. There’s also a lot of natural light and always a cool breeze, so I only used the air conditioning a couple of times, even though temps were in the 80s and 90s (F). I was there for almost three weeks while attending a school in the area so got to explore the neighborhood a bit. It seemed very safe and I had no problems walking around at night by myself. If you’re into street food, there are nighttime places scattered around, notably on Via Agotocle between Corso Gelone and Largo Gilippo, and Panino di Notte on Via Regina Margherita. (They mostly do meat, so I didn’t actually try them, but it’s amazing how many people were there so late.) It’s a short walk to Ortigia or the Parco Archeologico and the Teatro Greco, where there are seriously good performances of Greek classics. Grocery stores, pharmacies, and restaurants are convenient.