The place provided pretty much all the things we needed for during our stay. The check-in went very smoothly and the host was kind enough to let us in the apartment earlier than the usual check-in period. Also, the location is very close to a bus stop that goes to Galleria Umberto I (just right in front of the apartment) and a few mins walk to other bus stops and metro. The breakfast comes during your stay but nothing was provided to us on our first morning in the apartment. However, when we reminded the host he ensured that we would get it the following morning. He gave us free wine to apologise which I thought was very kind of him to do. The breakfast provided is very light - it is bread, jam, milk and juices but we were all fine with this. In the evening, it may feel unsafe to walk during the alleys but my group and I were fine with this, perhaps if you are a family group with kids this may be different.
There were a few broken things in the apartment though, such as the bedroom's door knob; the main bed's foam was broken; the shower screen was also broken which meant that water could pass through, and a piece of wall object fell and nearly hit me while I was getting ready in the bathroom which was quite dangerous.
In terms of communication, the host only speaks Italian with very limited English, this led to some miscommunication and therefore this is something to think about before going to this apartment. However, he was a very kind host and tried to understand us at most times.
Overall, the apartment was okay, it had all the basics but you have to take into consideration some of the broken parts which the host needs to fix. For my friends and I, we were able to adjust to these issues as we were mainly out the whole day and would only use the apartment to sleep but if you are looking for a more comfortable and stress-free apartment then this may not be for you.