The shower was leaking so that after the use there was a big pool covering the whole floor, I didnt want to get angry and ruin my stay for me and my fiance so I decided to do a favor to Sig. Paolo and ask him for a mop so that i can at least dry it off during my stay. So first when I mentioned to him that the shower was leaking he replied "I know" with the "I dont care" attitude stating that he "didnt have time" (worst excuse ever) so then I asked him for a mop and he says "didn't I leave the "straccio" for you?" I honestly didn't even realise that what he meant for me to use was a tiny piece of cloth that was hanging in the bathroom (when I saw it the first time I thought that the cleaner just forgot to put it away and left it in the bathroom), I couldn't believe that he actually expected me to dry off the whole bathroom floor with this piece of rug on my knees ! Anyway I kept calm and insisted on the mop so then he took a mop from his house (wich was connected to our appartment with a door inside) he wiped the floor but then took the mop back as in it was too precious to leave it for us and that was it, the other days I just had to deal with the whole floor being a pool whenever we needed to use the bathroom, not a perfect holidays if you ask me, especially for a priece of 70 eur per night which includes 35eur for cleaning in an "appartment" with no kitchen, no fridge and with a laudry room inside this so called "appartment" which sig. Paolo was using to make his own laundry. He would knock on the doors before he would enter but still it was inviding our privacy and it was like a bug in my mind thinking that he might go in at any time during the day, oh but when I compalined in the end about the 35eur for the cleaning a day and that it wasnt actually cleaned daily his response was that he can't clean our appartment daily cos it's invading our privacy... well I guess the whole laundry situation was ok then. So yeah an appartment in the basement with the windows on the garden so that the kids running around would peek into our windows when they were half opened, one bedroom, one flooded bathroom, a closed door to his appartment, and a closed door to the laundry room , wouldn't actually call this an appartment