The place is clean, comfy, and sits right inside the city center, in the thick of things, literally around the corner from the Basilica of Santa Croce. During the time when the ancient football matches are held, you may find that the entrance is fenced behind the security perimeter, and you must go through some trouble to get inside, but we took it as a part of a local tradition, and as such quite entertaining. Otherwise, the apartment located on the topmost floor of an ancient building and enjoys a recess from the facade wall, so despite its location, it stays somewhat remote from the city noise, which may become precious for some. There are two mighty ACs that manage the indoor climate, so the air-conditioning is as efficient as it gets. There is also quite powerful suction fan in the bathroom that creates quite the draft, so humidity is not going to be a problem. Be aware of the steep stairway though which may become problematic with hefty suitcases, as there is no other way that leads to the apartment. The place has full stock of kitchenware, including quire impressive two-handle pizza cutter, and cooking essentials. The interior design is thoughtful and exquisite withing reason. We were allowed to have a late check out since the next guest was not coming the same day, which is definitely a plus. On the downside, the Internet connection speed is 30 MBit/s down, 0.4 MBit/s up (that's not joke, zero point four megabit per second up), and this is when there is one, which is only about 70% of the time. The dishwasher looks ancient and dicey, with sticky buttons that when pressed, would go in and never go back no matter how hard you try, with standing water in the bottom of it, so we didn't venture to use it even once. But I'd say these are just minor things, so I totally recommend this place any day!