We stayed in many AirBnBs, and can say without a doubt that Sergio is one of the nicest hosts ever. Sergio and his wife are responsive to any questions, considerate and friendly. They showered us with delicious homemade jams, local fruit, and restaurant suggestions. On our last night they hosted a lovely (socially distant, outside) cocktail hour with snacks on their roof where we met the other guests. This was one of the highlights of our trip, having quadri-lingual conversations with fascinating people while enjoying homemade Italian delicacies and drinks as we gazed over the Tyrrhenian Sea, the port, and the town.
That bring me to one of the best parts of the AirBnB, the balcony. Sitting on the breezy balcony, looking out over the sea, while drinking morning espresso or eating dinner or enjoying a glass of wine in the evening was stupendous.
The beds were comfortable, the aircon worked well (we only used it during siesta on a couple of the hottest days, didn't need it at night with the sea breeze) and the shower had good water pressure. One regret? We didn't have enough time to continue a few steps up the hill from the apartment to spend time on the walking trail in the nature reserve! Please do that for us. Instead we spent time scuba diving in the Marine Protected Area, so definitely can't complain. (Sergio, thanks for the laundry lines on the side of the balcony, perfect for drying our bathing suits.)
And a strange detail but I loved the old fashioned way to lock the wooden shutters in place (you'll just have to travel to their place to understand what I mean)! The whole apartment was decorated in a tasteful and gorgeous way, and was fully outfitted with everything we needed for the week.
We had a wonderful visit, Grazie Mille!