In winter, Patrizias apartment is damp and dark. Bring a headlight if you intend to cook during your stay. The electrical wiring is poor, so the power goes off easily (such as using washing machine and heater simultaneously). Patrizia should inform visitors about this. Instead she lectures us about "saving electricity" after we had been in the dark for 15 hours. Internet also went off for a day - probably due to lacking prepayment. Some of the furniture should get renewed. The bed is deteriorating. The flat can be OK if Patrizia fixes these issues.
However, the walls are thin and the neighbours & street are loud. It feels like you share an apartment with these people. The noise starts at 6 in the morning and ends at 2 in the night - so bring earplugs. The neighbourhood is also dangerous. I have lived in Buenos Aires and Johannesburg and I have never felt so uneasy as walking on the street outside the apartment.
Finally, Patrizia is surprisingly ill mannered and disrespectful towards her guests. Out of the blue she accused us for vandalizing her apartment. If she thinks something has happened, she should presume that a mistake has happened and ask her guests about it. Instead she presumes that we break things at will and consciously decide not to inform her about it. She refused to send photos, or talk about it. Extremely unfriendly and quite aggressive I must say. I had to discuss with Airbnb customer service. She wants her guests to pay for her run-down apartment. Airbnb decided otherwise. Justice prevailed. Patrizia: don't be so paranoid about peoples' intentions. Treat them with respect and good will until proven otherwise.