Casa Alda is a lovely place to stay. My room was decorated with antique furniture. The bed was big and cozy and the place was warm and welcoming. Maurizio and I struggled to communicate. I don't speak Italian and he doesn't speak a lot of English, but he was more than gracious by helping me book a cab for the early morning. Breakfast was a spread with lots from which to choose. The location was a bit far out for me. If you are familiar with the buses, this shouldn't be a concern. I left on a Sunday when buses are on a different schedule. I had to find a location that sold bus tickets and then find where to catch the bus. Better planning on my part could have prevented my scavenger hunt, however, my trip was all about solving challenges. This didn't take away from my experience. It's something I would have prepared for better had I known.