We were in contact with Maria before our arrival and although she was not able to meet us, she sent Cinzia. Although Cinzia doesn't speak much English, we were able to navigate through the busy streets and market together to find a parking space. As some other reviewers recently mentioned, it is free parking if you can find it on the street. If you arrive during the morning market, it is tricky to find a space and you might have to pay for a few hours. Cross your fingers and look for spots in white! The location of the apartment was great! When we met Maria she was kind and suggested some sights to visit. I can confirm there is wifi and it works well! The garden space is nice but is shared with people in other, neighboring units. There are some neighbors on the left side that were hanging out and smoking on the staircase next to the apartment, which is fine as it is their space. When this happens though, it was quite loud and they sound like they are in the same room with you, as is their smoke smell. The guests who shared the courtyard were also quite loud and audible. Hope for a quiet night or bring your ear plugs! Be sure to get two sets of keys when you check in. We only got one, and when using Maria's hair dryer with AC still running, the fuse blew out and the other key was needed to access the box. Luckily even with the late hour, Maria was able to come and work things out for is, and give us some water! The apartment isn't huge, but was enough space to accommodate two of us. The beds were comfy, the bathroom spacious, and I loved having the radio in the shower! It was a charming little place, and was decorated well. Also note, the city fee is currently 2 euro per person per day, and you leave it behind when you depart. (We knew there was a fee-- we just weren't sure of how much it was.)