More so than most Airbnbs, this place is what you make it.
On the plus side, the owner was super friendly and responsive. He texted me a whole bunch of recommendations. His neighbor Giovanna was so attentive that it was almost overbearing: I arrived at night, but she was there to greet me. There was no shower soap or laundry detergent when I arrived. I mentioned it on my way to coffee, and it was waiting on the doorstep when I returned. When there was a problem, as soon as I'd walk out the door, she'd be waiting to help.
The space is as photographed: a narrow dining room with a bathroom, and stairs up to the loft. It's the only place I've stayed in Italy that doesn't have a bidet. It's between two side streets. Sound echoes in, so you'll hear trolley wheels clanking, and dogs barking as people pass by. The bed is just below the roof too, so you'll hear the pigeons and the rain drops too. The wifi is downstairs, so the connection from bed is really bad. I didn't see any plates or cutlery, but I didn't ask about them either.
There were two things that made me book this place: walking distance to town, and the shower looked cool. It is indeed a neat fixture: a collection of copper pipes with holes drilled in. Looks handmade.
Unfortunately, there was only enough hot water for a couple minutes: not long enough for one person to take a comfortable shower, let alone multiple people. It was cold and rainy while I was in Scicli. Taking a long hot shower sounded wonderful, but the water would go cold when I'd barely started lathering up.
I tested the water 3 times. Giovanna checked it too. I believe they were sending a plumber out after I left. Maybe you'll have better luck. Nobody wants a cold shower, and they were certainly on top of addressing it, but unfortunately nothing could be done while I was there.
If you really lean into the friendly hosts, you might have a great time. Unfortunately, the quirks were a bit disappointing for me.