I sincerely hope this review would be helpful to all of you.

Pros:

1. Wi-Fi is fast (though I can not really connect with it in my room, the one in the end of the corridor).

Cons:

1. It is a huge old room with multiple rooms (3 or 4, which I am not sure, sorry). With people walking by do you do not really have much privacy, nor do you feel comfortable, especially when I was required to sit in the living room when I have to use Internet. As I said before there is no Wi-Fi signal in my room.

2. The property owner does not really care about you, hardly does he communicate in English either. The house owner never show up at night or morning, or to say, whenever you need him. He is always in the room trying to talk with you (in a language I do not really understand but I assume it should be a mixture of English and Italian?) when you are just back from outside, tired, not willing to talk a single word.

3. The bed and the blanket, bed sheet, etc., are shabby and dirty. The owner has a huge closet, which is located in my room, full of old, used, and seemingly unwashed quilt. The bed leans to one direction which makes you sheer uncomfortable at night.

4. The bathroom is a miracle. The water has only two temperature: 0 and 100, magically. I am not kidding. Here I can not precisely describe how I felt when I was taking showers because I really do not want to recall the brutal experience, sorry.

5. No breakfast.

In conclusion: If you want to experience how inconvenient and painful people's life was like 500 years ago, you won't want miss this house, which is as old as the Renaissance. But just to make sure to not choose the one in the end of corridor, which I lived, for you can not use the wifi, which is the only thing you can make use of.