The view makes this already charming and antiquated room a unique stay for a visit in a gorgeous city. The piazza of the cathedral is a perfect location on a main road. Everything is within a 25 minute stroll. The gelataria next door sells amazing pistachio gelato so what more could you ask for? Sebastiano greets you with a wine and they respond promptly to any problems, even leaving some sweets to make up for any inconveniences. They even set up a crib for our baby.
We stayed 11 days and I would not recommend a long stay if you want to use the kitchen. The fridge is extremely small so you have to do shopping pretty frequently. There is one burner so you can't make anything complicated unless you want to spend lots of time doing it. The burner is very hard to use and you have to do something special for it to stay lit. Even when Sebastiano showed us how it worked we could hardly ever get it to stay lit. I had to hold it on the whole time I was cooking. It was very frustrating. There is a minimal amount of counter space. You just have to keep your meals simple or eat out all the time.
It wasn't originally built to have a kitchen so don't expect it to be grand.
There is a big beautiful window but it surprisingly doesn't let in a lot of light so you have to rely on the lamps. Maybe it was the 9 out of 11 days of rain and cloudy weather that kept it dark. The headboard is beautiful but it isn't attached to the bed and so the bed slides away from the wall, which is annoying when you are trying to sit up and read or something. The bed also felt pretty snug for two people.
Overall, a really unique and memorable stay. I would suggest it for 2 (sans baby) and minimal kitchen use. You won't regret your choice to stay at Prince Asmundo's apartment once you wake up to ornate ceiling and walls and marble flooring with a balcony view of a breath-taking church.