I am not sure where to begin , so here goes. The picture on the site is very misleading as it is a photo of the Campo ( and one thinks the building shown is where the accommodation is) but that is incorrect and a few steps from the Campo actually turns out to be more than 300 steps or thereabouts . There is no way it can be described as a "piccolo apartment " - it is actually a " piccolo studio " in my view as it is only one small room with the " queen?" bed against the wall in one corner , sectioned by a bamboo screen on one side and a half book shelf with the small TV on it - guess you have to call it the bedroom of the apartment and so on ...... There is no half queen bed as mentioned on the site ( did not even know that something like that existed ) and the very fact that the bed has to be described as a " real bed " on the site has to raise questions in one's mind. There is no wifi ( as stated on the site ) but what was unclear is that mobile coverage is also very sketchy requiring one to step out of the apartment to make /receive any calls ( probably the reason why no wifi has been provided). This proved to be a challenge when we sought to operate the washing machine ( all labels in Italian )and we had to call Francesca with one of us popping in and out of the room while the other kept the call alive by standing outside . She finally admitted that she was not sure how the machine worked and to look around for a manual ( not found). But we muddled along and figured out how to work the washer. We did not get to meet her and I felt ( unfairly maybe ) that she avoided meeting us during our 4 day stay and at departure because of all the issues. There was no info on anything and more importantly no info on important telephone nos. including those that may be required in an emergency. The washing machine is installed in a low alcove and one would need to be a dwarf to operate it standing up. It had a whole lot of stuff like bucket and mops etc in front which we had to move to operate bending down sideways. Even to enter the room required us to go in one by one with the door having to be partially closed for each person to enter and a struggle to get bags and person in. Overall , it may suit the younger set but I would not recommend it for older people. We had a hard time sleeping in the small bed.