This is a beautiful, comfortable, light and airy flat. Very modern, but with a hint towards the traditional. The balcony gets some sun in the late afternoon and evening which I often enjoyed with a book and glass of wine at the end of the day. The supermarket and the bus stop are only a couple of minutes walk away, and a fantastic pizzeria 5 minutes walk, situated in a large open piazza which was very family friendly. If you don't want to take the bus, the Duomo is only a 20 minute walk, so location is fantastic. I was a single woman traveller and always felt safe, even walking back in the dark.
Whilst its in a quiet street, I did hear life going on around me, which is normal, but what I only realised on the last day of my stay (and after years of coming to italy), is how to work the blinds (which would have made it even quieter). I was only letting them down until they reached the floor, but didn't realise you should keep going until all the 'holes' have been filled in and blocks all the light. Its probably so obvious, its not worth explaining....
Its a well equipped flat, having a washing machine, hairdryer, and a kettle - not many Italian kitchens have one - and there were lots of little touches that made a difference.
Last but not least, Barbara and Marco are great hosts. They gave me such a warm welcome, providing me with everything I needed, checking in with me during my stay to see if there was anything else they could do to make my stay better/easier, I shows how much they care about their guests.
Would I stay here again? Definitely!
Would I recommend it? Definitely!