Paola was very nice and spoke good English. She met us at the apartment and explained everything about the place and the neighborhood. She then took photos of our passports and made sure the internet was working.

The apartment itself is well located, especially if you plan to cook a lot. There's an open-air market right across the street, which is great for getting fresh groceries. There is also a supermarket not too far away. The apartment is rather small but enough for a couple to live comfortably for a couple of weeks. Kitchen is mostly stocked with cooking and eating utensils. We did have to buy new dish soap, hand soap, and toilet paper (almost none when we arrived), which is pretty ridiculous since we paid so much for the apartment in August.

There's also a nice little wine and olive oil shop down the street where you can buy a bottle of local wine for 2-4 euros.