The 2nd floor apartment was spacious with plenty of room for the two of us to spread out, work on our computers, review hiking maps, and enjoy meals. The bathroom and shower worked well and we were very happy to have a washing machine and living room and a balcony with stunning view of the Dolomites.
The bed was comfortable and the neighborhood is quiet – we slept well. The location is within walking distance of the center of town and various services. We were there at the beginning of June (between skiing and trekking season) so the town was pretty shuttered, not much available for eating out. There is a COOP grocery in the center of town for supplies.
Ludovina, our host, was charming and gave us a thorough orientation to the apartment, how it works, maps and brochures of the area. She also responded quickly when needs arose.
One confusing aspect about the rental is the 3rd party management company, the Interhome Group, that handles rental details on Airbnb. This group posts a great deal of fine print on the Airbnb site under About This Space. It also has an inaccurate list of amenities under What This Place Offers. Specifically excluded are Essentials (usually bedding, towels, consumables – e.g. toilet paper) and Heating. We failed to notice this when we made the reservation but did see it when we were in Italy a few weeks before the check-in date. We contacted Interhome to get confirmation on whether we would have to bring our own essentials, and did learn eventually that the place supplies them, but it took several days. I hope Interhome sees this review and fixes the rental description on Airbnb so future renters don’t have this problem.