Aside from the difficulty finding the place, it was a fine place to stay for a few nights. The kitchen has almost everything you could need, except for sharp knives. There is no interaction with the outside such as a balcony (you can open the windows to the narrow street), but that is the trade-off for being in the winding small streets of the old city. The ceilings are very high, giving a nice sense of interior space. The shower is not good - the pole to hold the shower head is broken, the water leaks out of the booth, and the shampoo and gel are in strange glass bottles that are impossible to pour from. The bed is comfortable, and with the windows closed to the inevitable Italian street commotion, the apartment is very quiet.