Although Matteo was very nice, and the Airbnb is close to the main train station, I had a lot of issues with this place. Especially for the price. There was no water pressure for the shower in one of the bathrooms. The washing machine costs €5, which there is no mention of in listing. I would expect there to be an extra charge to use laundry facilities in a hotel or hostel, but not in an Airbnb. There is major construction on the street where the apartment is. I arrived when it was pouring rain and my taxi couldn't drop me off on front of the house.
Some of the neighbors in the building are extremely loud. The solo traveler's room is very small and doesn't have any ventilation. I didn't have a problem with the size of the room, but when you have a room that small, you need some kind of ventilation. I woke up in the middle of the night feeling sick because I couldn't breathe. I had to open the window to get some air in the room, even though it was cold outside and mosquitos flew in. Also, the front door lock is tricky and I couldn't get in my first night staying there. I called Matteo and he didn't answer. He texted me back about 30 minutes later. I spent 10 minutes trying to open the door and knocking hoping someone would come help. I finally got it open. Needless to say, it wasn't worth $60 a night.