- Maria Simone was lovely; she greeted us upon arrival, spoke English very well, and was kind, friendly, and supportive of us travelling with a little baby. She kindly supplied a baby feeding chair and sleeping crib for our 11 month old.
Access to services (transit, tourist highlights, grocery) is good. You do have to walk 15-25 minutes to hit some of the more well known tourist sites. Warning: there are hills to climb if walking to and from the AirBnB. Be prepared! Either you bring good walking shoes or you take the local bus that stops nearby (€2 per person). There is also a flight of stairs to enter the AirBnB.
- Living conditions were great. Everything was comfortable, the kitchen was well supplied. The quality of cooking gear was good. The air conditioners worked well. Be sure to turn them off when leaving. Electricity in Europe is very expensive right now and it costs a mint to run air conditioners. Do be aware, the rooms upstairs have open spaces overtop the door ways. This means that you hear quite a bit. For example, if you’re trying to sleep in and people start cooking downstairs, or if they take a shower, you will hear it. It’s not bad, it’s just so you know.
The wifi was excellent for our needs. Overall, Maria Simone was a responsive host that cares about her tenants and seeks to provide a quality stay. She was always quick to respond to my messages and was very helpful. I would recommend her AirBnB! Obrigada Maria Simone!