Guido’s apartment was very conveniently located with a bus just outside the door and about a 15 minute walk to the Colosseum. The apartment itself is spacious and each bedroom has plenty of room. It is set up more as a dorm style and has toaster, coffee pot, large refrigerator etc. He also provided coffee and a few other essentials that was very nice. However, cooking a meal for a large group would be difficult if you are planning to stay and eat in just due to the kitchen set up. But, it could be accomplished if necessary. The good thing is there are several good food options close including a restaurant next door and a grocery store across the street. Our one complaint was that when we went to check in we were told there is a Rome city tax that was not included in the Airbnb fee and that we needed to pay at check in. Since it is 3.50 Euro per person per night it was a substantial fee. We questioned it through Airbnb and were told we had to pay the additional fee. So just know before you go and be prepared!