Tommaso’s BnB is a fascinating hideaway just outside the old city. His street, about a 10-minute ride on the bus (depending on traffic!) from the central train station, is one of large 4-storey houses with free on-street parking but behind these houses are gardens and in Tommaso’s case, a garden full of orange and lemon trees and a smallish, self-contained apartment with a bedroom/dayroom, passage kitchen and bathroom. Cosy is perhaps the best description. It’s nicely furnished and equipped and makes an attractive base to explore the city from. Using buses to get into town is simple enough (we bought a couple of 5€ 24-hr ticket for as many journeys as we could make) and once in the old city exploring by foot is easiest. Our arrival was a little complicated by the fact that I had copied Tommaso’s mobile number into my Contacts wrongly and we didn’t know his surname to attract his attention when we did get to the house and faced a list of 8 names! But if you don’t make either of those mistakes, you’ll have no trouble. He is a nice guy, speaks good English and responded to any request readily. He outlined nearby stores to buy the food we needed for breakfasts (something he doesn't do), a reasonable local restaurant and the nearest bus stops. Recommended.