Absolutely loved this place - quaint cottage on their property which has lemon/olive trees, hosts were very hospitable (spent the most time with the husband, who could not been nicer, serving us homemade lemoncello, wine, fresh almonds) and the views of the ruins are spectacular. For us, this is a perfect example of why staying in an airbnb is so much better than a hotel - you meet interesting people and get some sense for what their lives are like. Property is close to the ruins, but you would want a car to stay here. They have dogs (about 5, all very friendly, especially the old german shepard) which we love, but just so you know. I would definitely stay here again.