Chianti Experience

It wasn't a problem for us, but the lack of WiFi could be blamed by some.

A bit to review the check-in. given that due to mutual connection problems we were NOT able to get in touch with the Host, we were only able to get confirmation of the place by going to the bar in front of the house, then ringing the various bells until we found the owner's neighbor ( very kind) who fortunately was there and opened the apartment herself. I think it is a useful possibility in case of emergency and that it should be signaled in some way, because there is nothing written on the bells. I do not deny that IN SUMMER it can be an accommodation to keep an eye on BUT AT THE MOMENT NOT IN WINTER. In fact, if it's 2 degrees outside (as it was when we arrived) or if you have a powerful convector system that heats up the house in just a few minutes, or if you have to turn it on many hours beforehand. Which in our case did NOT happen. There would be traditional radiators, but they have always been turned off. In the undersized conditions of the heating and ventilation system, in winter for now it can be hot in the kitchen and in the bedroom, keeping the doors tightly closed, but the entrance and the bathroom, which are not served by any split, are both too cold , because from the staircase - the house is ancient and perhaps has stone walls - seriously cold air filters through. Let's just say we knocked our teeth a bit

Nothing.

Noisy neighbor, the owner can't help it.