We had a lovely time in Guiseppe's space, although there were a few small drawbacks. First of all, it truly is the PERFECT location to experience Palermo. The little balcony is absolutely heaven, and we spent lots of time out there gazing at the action in the Piazza Verdi. You can walk anywhere you'd want to go in the city from here, and there is no shortage of restaurants, cafes, shops, and general local hustle and bustle. Guiseppe and Sarah arranged rides to and from the airport, and secured us a driver for a day trip to Etna, which was all SUPER helpful. If you're staying here, just be aware of a couple of things, which I think are mostly due to European reality meeting American expectation: there aren't many amenities, such as coffee pods for the coffee maker, toiletries (there are a few), or linens (only one towel per person, and we were there a full week), and the wifi is spotty. I don't think any of that is really important, just something to be ready for. Maybe plan on a drug store stop once you've taken inventory. As some have noted, it can be noisy in the piazza, but the windows have multiple layers of solid wood shutters, and we didn't have any trouble sleeping (and I'm a really light sleeper!). For us, the benefits of the location and the space itself far outweighed any small inconveniences.