This spot is right in the center of everything. It’s perfect if you want to be a tourist and have everything close enough to walk to and the train station close by. The balcony is nice, and it is on a very narrow street the feels very old Italian. Parking is not easy, if you are planning on having a car, because there are a lot of tourists and young Italians out on the town. The apartment is small but you have all of the essentials (although a little oil and vinegar for cooking would have been nice). Other than that, Massimo has done a great job thinking of all of the things one needs to be comfortable, like soap and lotion, coffee capsules (for purchase), an umbrella, pots and pans, etc. The wifi worked better than I thought it would. It even did fine for Zoom meetings. The bed was foam and comfortable. I think there might be a mold problem somewhere in the apartment though because I had trouble with allergies and I’m super allergic to mold. There was construction going on next door so there was quite a bit of noise and a problem with the drain in the bathroom. But Massimo says he’s getting the drain fixed, and he did everything he could to compensate me for the problems. If you are going to be hanging around the apartment a lot, like I was, you might want to ask if there’s any construction going on or anticipated. The whole area seems to be under renovation. Overall, it was a good stay and Massimo was great about answering questions and was very nice and accommodating. It’s too bad Covid did not allow us to meet in person!