Hello! I'm renting a regular bedroom, and a "budget room" (a loft, or a "soppalco" in Italian) in my home. Located in the central district, university zone, there's anything from a bar, great pizzerias, kebabs, restaurants, theaters, and more! The building may be old- And unfortunately this means there are stairs to climb, but I've modernized it as much as I can (at least inside my own house)! From safety systems such as smoke and CO alarms, to burglar alarms/CCTVs (needless to say, these cameras do NOT exist inside private areas such as the rooms nor the bathrooms) and other automations! There's cooking utensils galore- provided you can demonstrate responsibility/sign a waiver, they'll be available for use. :D The property is divided into a regular bedroom, and a loft room above the living room (Please look at the pictures CAREFULLY in order to avoid misunderstandings- I do not recommend the loft for anyone taller than 2 meters.) as the name implies. Meaning that there could be at MOST 1 other guest present in the house, for up to 3 people (4 if my brother, a cohost, is present; usually this is during the summer season) including myself. I welcome any respectful, responsible guests who can abide by the rules of the property. If the guest neglects to understand the property's descriptions, on the date of arrival a re-arrangement of a different place via Booking's assistance program MAY BE ABLE TO be done; Any adjudication is the decision of Booking. Last but most importantly, there is ZERO tolerance for discrimination (Whether based on race, nationality, gender identity/preference, religion- Does not matter.), harassment, doing illegal activities and/or causing discomfort/unsafe environments in the house. Any and all guests who violate this will be summarily removed from the premises. Those who do not agree with this policy: feel free to choose a different listing.

I'm a medical student from Canada currently studying in Bologna. I'm relatively new to the hosting business, and one thing I won't be for sure is an absent landlord- as I myself also will live inside the house. Any concerns and issues, I will sure to get onto it right away. Theoretically as I live in the house the check-in can be done if I'm at home (even late at night) BUT KEEP IN MIND that there's a 30 euro late check in fee after 22:30, due to an incident of a certain guest abusing this info. If you as a guest also do not communicate- AT ALL- via the messaging system before midnight (00:00) of check-in day, it will AUTOMATICALLY become a "no show", and I literally would not be able to check you in. Please keep this in mind in order to avoid any disastrous situations for the both of us. For people staying for more than 1 week, please note that mandatory cleaning must be done once a week (By law). This will result in an extra 25 euros per week, to be paid at the property (The amount paid on Booking (here) covers the remaining days: for example for 18 days of stay, the payment to be made is 50 euros for 14 days, while the remaining 4 are paid on Booking (Here)). The cleaning that will be done will be the same as if a new guest is arriving.

It's a vibrant neighborhood where I am located; via delle Moline has a lot of eateries (some I can recommend), right nearby is where there's a lot of bars, a piazza, a communal theater, and so on. Right at the ground floor there's a comic book themed cafe, too! At least 3 supermarkets in easily walkable areas. A few ethnic stores nearby as well. One library nearby if you'd like to study. Less than 20 minutes by car from the airport, and from the train station, even less. Walking from the train station takes 15 minutes, more or less (Tested by me with two hand luggages and a backpack). Keep in mind that I'm in what Italians call the "Limited Traffic Zone"! (ZTL) You HAVE to either bring a registered car, or communicate to the POLICE (Polizia Locale) that you want to bring a car inside, and give relevant information AHEAD OF TIME! I'm in the ZONA UNIVERSITARIA. You risk a HEAVY fine if you do not comply!