Giovanni and Gloria are attentive hosts. Although we never met in person, Giovanni responded quickly to inquiries, and the check-in went smoothly with the gentleman who met us and helped us with our luggage.
The apartment is part of a condominium complex of many holiday/weekend apartments on the sea. The reason to reserve this property is the beautiful, comfortable terrace with the view of the sea and the leisure marina and its easy walk-ability to the villages of Porticello and Sant'Elia. The location is excellent for exploring Palermo province and enjoying the swimming spots around Capo Zafferano, and its accessibility to the autostrada for day trips (although long in some cases) to western Sicily, Agrigento, Cefalu', the Madonie Mountains, etc. There is free, easily obtained parking at the front of the complex.
In terms of the apartment itself, it is adequate. The decor is simple and aged. The bathrooms are older. It's stocked with plenty of glasses, cups, plates, pots and pans, and silverware. And depending on how much cooking you want to do, I found it limited for tools. I purchased a lot of products to support our time there--a new lighter to light the gas stove (the one there didn't work), a good chef's knife, olive oil, vinegar, sponges, dish towels, beach towels. The furnishings are older; second-hand level. That includes the beds too.
Thankfully, I have family in the area, so I borrowed other things and gave them to my cousin upon check-out.
NB there are no screens on the windows, so once dusk happens, if you want to avoid mosquitoes entering the apartment, you must close everything up--which on hot days may not be attractive to most. The bedrooms have air-conditioners that are adequate.
Other than the lovely terrace and the privacy this property afforded, for the price we paid to stay per night, we could have stayed in a near-by inn with cleaning services, breakfast prepared, and amenities (and had a kitchenette). But I think that is true of many properties offered on AirBnB.
Knowing all of this, I still would consider reserving this property again in the future; but it would depend on my objectives.