The central location as well as the quality of the building is much more beautiful compared to most buildings in Palermo. Giando also makes a super nice impression, so you think after you arrive, that is nice to be there. But unfortunately this is just the tip of the iceberg. There are many problems that Giando didn't even hear from his previous guests. Perhaps we've had bad luck all the time but still I have to mention these in this brief comment.
1- Despite the beautiful location, vis-a-vis to the church of Jesus, the small square is so loud that you can't sleep one night without any interruption. Either the pampered guys with incredibly loud music or the dog of the neighbour, who lives practically on the balcony or the old and loud garbage trucks, which go around 03:00 am and wake everyone, because the garbage collectors dispose all containers including bottles etc. exactly this time.
2- Since the apartment is within the old city, you have to pay a so-called ZTL-fee, so that you can drive and park between 08:00 and 20:00 simply into the city. The price is 5 € per day.
3- Despite the public parking spaces in front of the building as well as in front of the church, there is an illegal group consisting of unsafe types with dogs, who demand money for the parking lot again. We denied it both on principle and with agreement with Giando, so that our wheel caps were then stolen next day. By the way, these street alleys are everywhere, not just here...
4- In the apartment there is no router (Wi-Fi), so you need to use the public connection of the city, which is only to be reached on the balcony. In the room or at the table you have no chance. Therefore, I recommend that you book a large Internet package if you need a good amount of data.
I am sorry that I have to give a pretty much detailed and also a little negative review for the first time, but I guess that I really have to do it, so that the next guests know more about what they will find. I hope, Giando could solve these problems somehow, so that every guest would be happy to be there.