The location was great. Close to public transport and surrounded by great food spots. The house itself was not good. While listed as bohemian there were aspects that weren't bohemian. They were just so run down they became unusable. There was very limited lighting with the only natural light coming from the street. If you left this area open and without the outside blinds drawn then, being right on the street, everyone could see in. The toilet was broken and stopped working completely by the first night. To get a flush you needed to put your hand into a murky wall cavity and reconnect the flush unit when fell apart again as soon as you let it go. The bathroom door didn't shut and the door handle kept coming off. The futon collapsed if you moved during the night, the kitchen bench was held up by polystyrene blocks, the outside blinds ( needed for safety and privacy) were broken. We put the main one down the first night and couldn't get it back up. This left only a doorway for light and for entry. The idea is a brilliant one but bohemian does not mean broken and unusable. There were 4 of us in there and we had limited capacity to move around, particularly after dark where the main area to put cloths in, and to get dressed, had no lighting. The kitchen had no overhead lighting, just a lamp. Only one out of the two hot plates worked properly. Overall we had a great time because we were on a weekend escape from Rome but it was only our humour that got us through,