If you're after location, there's absolutely nothing to complain about. It's literally a 4-minute walk from the Duomo. However, that convenience comes at the expense of comfort.
Essentially, it's a room in an old building. It does have a balcony, but that balcony faces a wall in a narrow light shaft. The view is so depressing that I actually preferred to keep the curtains closed.
Everything in the room is either 100 years old or looks like it's been picked up off the street after someone threw it away.
To be fair, the room was clean enough that I had no issues sleeping or spending time there, but it was a long way from the standard of other places I've stayed.
The shower has a fixed overhead showerhead, which my wife couldn't use because she'd had her hair done and didn't want to get it wet. There was no handheld showerhead as an alternative.
Overall, it's an okay-ish place if you just need somewhere to sleep for one night, but I wouldn't recommend it for anything longer.
The owner could genuinely take the equivalent of 2-3 nights' rent, visit IKEA, and buy even the cheapest furniture, including a proper bed and wardrobe. While they're at it, a tube of glue wouldn't go amiss to fix the wooden flooring, which actually lifts up and sticks to your feet as you walk across it.
To top it all off, there was a rude man knocking on our door at 8am to collect the city tax, and then again to get us out of the room at 10:30, despite the advertised check out being 11:00
