“E chi ci ha passato la notte lì, sono scappato prima, non ci andate”
I had no positives at all. When booking, the apartment advertised free Wi‑Fi, but on arrival there was nothing welcoming, and the previous guests’ dirty linens were left in a corner; the Wi‑Fi was not working. Since I work from home and was on call that day, I texted Mr. Stefano to ask where I could find a modem to try restarting it, and he replied that the Wi‑Fi was simply not present. Feeling nervous – which I understand given I had booked a place that promised a service it didn’t have – I told him, “what am I supposed to do now, I’m on call and the place doesn’t even work?” A few seconds later he called me and began, “good evening, I’m the idiot but who the hell do you think you’re talking to?” I suspect he had some language issues, as the conversation jumped from “it doesn’t work at all” to “you’re an idiot,” but perhaps he was just a bit sick. In any case, the host’s service was terrible, highly unrecommended; be careful when booking their places, as most of them are awful except a few. In the end I left without staying the night because I felt threatened by Mr. Stefano, and when I asked for a refund he offered €5, which I refused because I’m not a starving person.
Simone4 weeks ago