The apartment/building was located in a dirty place where the Catania market takes place (loud, smells like fish, street full of dirt, fish water and etc.). The check in was easy, since it's described well. We had trouble at first to call the number, since we didn't have an Italian phone number/card, so we asked a stranger to call the number.
The apartment was small and cute, but dirty. It wasn't clean well. You could see dirt on the handles of the kitchen cabinets, the sofa was broken, the water cooker was dirty, the oven, there was sugar, salt and coffee that we didn't know how old it was. There was also in one cabinet used Nescafe, two tea bag in a carton of tea, dirty kitchen accessories, dirty table, dirty bathroom - if you want to take a shower, the water couldn't flow because the passage was clogged and finally, the washing room was a disaster and dirty as well. There was only one USED toilet paper that didn't last us as well as two USED shampoos (the hair shampoo was almost empty and the body shampoo was used, we used our own stuff.) The washmachine was dirty, the dryer was dirty, the clothes horse was broken and taped, the clothes horse outside of windows were loose and facing the neighbours very close (no 1 meter space).
Good thing that the AC worked very well and it cooled the whole apartment.
The bus station and the Piazza Del Duomo were about 5 minutes away from the apartment, but there was no big supermarket near. There were only stores and some food take aways that were owned by indian/pakistan people. The next "supermarket" was 15 minutes walk away.
For the return, there was no taxi early in the morning (4-5 am).