We stayed here for 1 night during our trip around Italy. The location is very good for walking to restaurants, tourist spots, and markets. There is air conditioning in the bedroom only, which is the only real place you need it, though the bathroom gets quite hot while showering. We did not use the kitchen. The bed is EXTREMELY FIRM. We layered all the extra blankets and mattress pads that were in the closet, and there were several, but we were just barely comfortable enough to sleep. We arrived in the afternoon, went out touring, ate at the fancy restaurant across the street (not in Robert’s recommended list, but it should be! Probably in our top 3 meals for the week), had delicious gelato at the spot at the end of the block and enjoyed it in the park there, then went to bed. The next morning we took our luggage to the lockers at the train station and continued our touring until later in the day when we moved on to our next city. Robert met us at the apartment to give us the keys. We had a bit of a kerfuffle with this as I did not realize he was waiting on a response from me to know when to meet him as I’ve never stayed at an airbnb where the host meets you there, and I did not get out of country data service for my phone, so could not get or send messages unless I was connected to WiFi (which was fine for the most part, but there are a lot of places that did not have WiFi available and so I did not get his message or phone call until we were checked in and I logged into the WiFi in the apartment… He gave me a bit of attitude about this because he had scheduled another meeting for around the same time as our check-in and so was running late when we arrived at the check-in time instead of when I had previously communicated that our train was supposed to arrive by since I did not know we could go straight to the apartment from there. I think we all survived, though). Another tidbit: the San Lorenzo market is open everyday starting at 9am; when I asked the host when it opened the next morning, he said it would be closed that day and on Sundays, but luckily we decided to walk by anyhow and it was definitely open and one of the vendors told us they are open every single day.