I loved this apartment, everything was so perfect! I felt lucky to stay there 10 days. All the pictures are very reliable, but reality is even better: it has a so peaceful and bright atmosphere. The apartment has beautifully renovated, combining authentic elements and modern amenities (amazing kitchen). With high ceilings and intelligent layout, it feels larger than it is. The terrace, with all theses plants, is super charming. You’ll love the decoration (my favorite piece is in the bathroom). Karen and Raffaele are paying attention to every detail. They were very welcoming, responsive and have many useful tips to share for good restaurants or places to visit. The neighborhood has a very good vibe, with many places to eat nearby, a small market in the morning and trendy bars attracting youth at night. While located in a busy area, the apartment was surprisingly quiet. I slept every night with the terrace window open (I’m always sleeping with earplugs, so it doesn’t give a good indication, but for a location in the heart of the city, it’s really calm). I’ve never heard the neighbors in the building either. The bed was comfortable, and I appreciated the thick curtain that allows you to sleep in a complete darkness (if you want to). There’s a small supermarket just a minute away. The neighborhood worth the 25 min walk from the train station (beautiful walk, of course), nothing is really far and staying there was much better than in the very touristic center. If you are by car, it’s also quite convenient for the parking as it’s near the limits of the “restricted traffic zone” (non-residents can’t drive in the old center). I rented a car for five days and, coming back in the evening, I found parking spot nearby almost immediately (summer 2020 was obviously unusually quiet). There’s also a relatively large parking lot two blocks away. Oh, I forgot to mention how clean the whole flat was, that made me feel totally safe in this strange Covid-era. Definitely, one of my best experience with Airbnb (and I only had good ones). Stay there as long as you can, you won't regret it ;-)