I enjoyed staying here and would recommend it. I didn't meet Marisol but her son (who has his office in the room adjacent to the room I stayed in) was very kind to show me around and gave me some tips. The location is good. Not the most exciting neighborhood but I liked that it didn't feel like a super touristy area while still being relatively close to the center. It was also very clean, the bed was comfortable, and the internet was very fast and reliable (I had some online meetings while I was staying there). Maybe a few things to note that didn't bother me personally but might be good to know for some people: The walls are thin so I could hear Carlo talking in the other room as well as the noise from the street, even with closed windows (maybe not ideal for very light sleepers). I stayed there for a few days in October so heat wasn't really an issue (I liked that the room was so bright) but you do get quite a lot of direct sunlight in the room which might be an issue in summer - there's a fan and good rolling shutter though. The room can only be locked from the inside, not from the outside (there's no separate key). The whole apartment feels a bit impersonal - as you can see in the photos, there's no decoration whatsoever. The kitchen is equipped with the essentials but there's no living/dining room. However, the hosts seem to be invested in creating a good experience for their guests and it seemed like they might furnish the empty area between the kitchen and hall and turn it into a dining area in the future Also very important: The tap water is not drinkable (as it says in the house rules) so don't forget to bring some bottled water, especially if you arrive late at night.