We loved this apartment, and enjoyed our four night stay there very much. It has the warm feeling of being someone's home, not all anonymous like an hotel or self-catering apartment. This apartment is in an excellent position for reaching everything we wished to see, or the vaporettos to take us places.
Our visit started with Judith sending us helpful maps and information before we left home, and then a lovely welcome from Sophia.
So, to describe the apartment ... its entrance is in a very narrow and ancient alleyway very close to a main street where there are lots of shops and cafes. Once inside, you go up two flights of ancient stone steps to the front door, through which there is another flight of wooden stairs. At the top, to your left, is the large bedroom with windows on two sides. The very large double bed is comfortable, being neither as hard as a Greek bed, nor too soft! Many of the covers, such as the bedspread and cushion covers, are made of material with little mirrors stitched in. There is a large old wardrobe with some shelf space in it for clothes. There is a bookcase with books.
Next door is a small bathroom, (strictly one at a time! ) but easy to use. (No bidet as no room! )
On your right at the top of the stairs is the large kitchen/living room with a comfortable bed-settee as a sofa, a table with four chairs, some shelves with a CD player etc. and the cooking area. Ìt's a nice room to be in. It has windows on three sides. you will find the place mats etc in a drawer on the far side of the table.
For cooking there is a gas hob with four burners, but there is no oven or microwave at present.
Although there is a bar nearby in one of the three alleyways round the block the apartment is in, there was no noise late in the evening on either the Friday night or the Saturday night though there was much jollity early on the Friday evening!