Overall a good place to stay. Short tram ride from the centre, in a fairly safe neighbourhood and easy to get to the airport too. Gianni is very pleasant and stayed out of our way whilst we were there, although he was very willing to answer any questions and put out breakfast early for us on the morning that we left.

Our room was a little bizzarre though. Gianni had mentioned that it was a twin room for me and my girlfriend, which was fine. However, he hadn't mentioned that the room was only separted from our neighbour's room by a french window and a white sheet. This meant that we got a lot of light and sound pollution, especially at night. The key for this french window was also on their side of the doors, so it seemed that they could come into our room as they wished! Thankfully they were pretty considerate with noise and didn't stay up particularly late.

Also, there was a balcony outside our room. We had a door that had been mostly blocked off so we couldn't get out, only open it slightly for ventilation. However, our neighbour (the same neighbour with the french windows) seemed to have full acess to the balcony. As our room was only separated from the balcony by this door and some windows, our only source of natural light or ventialtion was to open our door or blinds and let them look straight into our room! Again, thankfully they didn't spend much time out there.

Generally this was ok as we had good neighbours and didn't spend too much time at the place. But I would have liked to have been warned about such things beforehand!