Quiet, cozy, clean, an easy walk from the ferry and restaurants. Lido is homey and quiet, a short ferry ride from the bustle of the main island (but plan for the 40-min ferry from the train station if that's how you're coming/going). This is the smallest room, which for us just meant fewer places to drape clothes when drying/airing out between uses. (The washer and dryer were broken during our stay.) The mattresses are new and very firm (possibly too firm for some people), and we saw that in our room and one of the bigger rooms, the queen-sized beds are made of two twins pushed together, which was no bother at all. I didn't ask, but if there are sheets for the twins, I bet you could ask Elide to separate them if you're not traveling as a couple. The bathroom here was the only one we encountered in Italy that never smelled at all, and the shower was the only one in an Italian AirBnB that had constant water pressure and temperature. Breakfast had lots of things like pastries, yogurt, fruit, caprese/bruschetta, toast/jam, ham/cheese, boiled eggs, cookies/crackers, juice/milk/coffee/tea (far more than the usual Italian breakfast of pastry and coffee, and enough to get these two Americans through the morning). Elide went the extra mile to help us out, more than I expect from traditional B&B owners: when one of us got sick, she offered various meds to help, and when I asked for some cardboard to keep a street painting flat ("if you happen to have a box you're throwing out..."), her husband cut balsa wood to fit it! The only thing that could be tricky for some is communicating entirely in English with Elide in person. She said her husband would help relay messages if we needed, but we managed with a mix of our common languages, so I can't comment on his English.