Ok, this is difficult. I don't want to start a fight, but I have to be honest in my reaction: I never felt good in this place. I never felt welcome. First: I'm writing this on behalf of two persons, me and Vanessa, a temporary travelling companion. First of all, not Paolo's fault: the place is impossible to find. It is along Strada Provinciale 15, that is a provincial road that goes on for kilometers on both sides of the small village. There is no way of knowing where you have to be as there are no house numbers. May I suggest to Paolo (as did other people) to give the GPS coordinates? We were with a car with GPS but even then it's impossible. Two: Paola and his girlfriend Lucie both have adds about the same rooms. Some the rooms are adverted twice. I don't know it that is in according to AirBnB rules. I contacted both of them, thinking to have two chances (I always reserve last minute), but it's the same house. Three: the room says 10€. But it is misleading as it is 10€/person. Vanessa did not have a reservation, and while I paid 10€ for a room, they asked her 15€. First they wanted her to stay with me (she refused, we're not a couple), and then explained "We refuse people alone". So basically, they want 20€/a room. Please ask 20€ then and not 10. Four: we were cold at night. Even with two blankets, end of September: cold. Five: when we asked a towel, Lucie said "it was not included". ?? First of all it is included (says the add), and you are not serious, do we have to pay for a towel? Finally Lucie brought one and we didn't have to pay. Six: the add says you are welcomed with a drink. We were not. Coffee or thea in the morning was not offered; we had to ask, feeling like thieves. Seven: I stayed in a room at the front. No beautiful view but hundreds of cars passing on a busy road. And the picture of the nice balcony with a table served, we never saw. The whole atmosphere made us feel very unwelcome. After two nights we got the hell out of there. One detail: we came back at midnight from Valei dei Templi and Scala dei Turchi. The house, the entry, the balcony: everything pitch dark. Is it too much to ask to leave the porch light on? Come on Paolo, you have guests!! Make them feel welcome. We never felt like we were.