We were a couple staying for 12 nights (we like space, so always go for a property which sleeps more than 2 people). The house was more difficult to access, both by car and on foot, than we’d anticipated. Be prepared to tackle the small lanes up the mountainside (recommend you take excess car hire insurance), and to climb up on foot from where you park every day (with shopping), and even more so up to the restaurants in Corpo de Cava (we hiked once and then drove up after that, especially after a day’s sightseeing in the heat)! The reason for 4 stars rather than 5 is it did feel more like an Airbnb property than a dedicated holiday rental, compared to the many other Home Away properties we’ve rented. There was not much space for clothes (a few hangers but no chest-of-drawer space), little storage for food, and hardly any room at all in the freezer, which was full of bits of Joe’s food. Having said that, Joe was friendly, helpful and welcoming, and there were spectacular views from both terraces. The Benedictine Abbey below was absolutely beautiful, and we enjoyed the chiming of its bells. The bed upstairs was very comfortable, the showers were fine and we enjoyed using the BBQ grill on the upper terrace most evenings. The TV was a bonus, as was the dishwasher. It would have been helpful to have had some written instructions and perhaps comments/recommendations from other renters. We wondered why we had no hot water one morning, and eventually discovered we had inadvertently switched the boiler off thinking it was a light switch, and congratulated ourselves on fathoming out where to get rid of the rubbish and glass bottles, until we were disposing of our last load of rubbish when we left and were shouted at by a passing refuse lorry, to discover we’d been putting our rubbish in the clothes recycling for the previous 12 days! The house was in a perfect location for visiting all the sites we wanted to see - nothing was more than about 45 minutes away - Pompeii, Herculaneum, Vesuvius, Sorrento, Paestum (one of our favourites, being less touristy), Naples (which we did by train from Cava de Terreni), the Amalfi Coast, and we found some lovely beaches near Paestum. Overall we had a great holiday, but couldn’t quite give the property 5 stars.