Maurizio's place was nice and traditional, with a lovely garden. He offers you a traditional breakfast each morning which was thoughtful, although the experience did feel a little too intense/personal. The room is spacious and nicely decorated with antique furniture; only criticism we have is that it was unbearably hot at night as we were directed to keep the windows shut (due to mosquitos) and the fan provided didn't help.
Maurizio is a good host and was helpful with recommending places in the city centre; the language barrier did prove to make communicating very difficult however.
The only criticism is that we felt like a burden, and a little unwelcome in the house with Maurizio's mannerisms and attitude towards us. One particular example was during the first night we were there, when he waited up for us in the dark, after we came back quietly from exploring in the city, and he acted hostile where he slammed the door behind us (although we already did this), and turned the lights out on us while we were trying to walk up to our room, which was very patronising .
Overall I would say it was a good experience, although I would say that Maurizio should give guests a bit more space, to give them a better experience.