It's hard to know where to start or, indeed, how to make this review "glow" sufficiently!
Simona is an excellent host - charming, welcoming, attentive, generous and knowledgeable, quite beside her excellent communication at all points - and her property is ideal, being clean, comfortable, cozy and superbly located (far enough out of town to be quiet, but close enough to reach excellent bars and restaurants with just a short walk.
One thing that is particularly hard to describe adequately is the sound of the waves on the beach, just an olive-pip throw* across the road, or the sunsets you can enjoy from the generous balcony (which is room-sized and built-in, not just a mean strip of metal hanging outside a window as is, so often, the case).
Beds are comfy, the air conditioning & heating is quiet, efficient and simple to operate and the showers never failed to supply plenty of hot water for 5 of us staying there over the week (there's even an outside shower downstairs, for washing off the salt & sand from beach-side activities!)
Best local restaurants we found were Il Molo and Marco Polo, directly opposite each other by the harbour; Il Molo possibly just edges on exotic and imaginative presentation (the black Arancini and deconstructed Tiramisu in a cocktail glass are "must-try"), but Marco Polo is no culinary slouch and boasts a very impressive meat-slicing machine which was designed by the owner and made for him by Becker in Belgium (ask him for a demonstration and you might score a free taste of some melt-in-the-mouth local ham...)
As a bonus, Simona can point to you to the best places to pick up those guilty holiday Cannoli and Cartocci, plus her family have actually been part of the local (and impressive) Ecclesiastical archaeology... but I'll let Simona tell you about that herself, when you book with her, which I would suggest you can do with complete confidence !
Grazie Mille, Simona! :-)