The good: location The bad: I’m going to be as fair as possible, but brutally honest. The host posted photos (the host has now removed since we got Airbnb involved) that were false and misleading, specifically, two big, clean and beautiful bathrooms. One with a gorgeous, deep tub and the other with a large, black marble walk-in shower. What we found when we arrived, however, were two small, dark and dingy bathrooms with barely functional showers. One shower filled up immediately because of a hopelessly clogged drain and the water overflowed out of the shower pan and ran onto the bathroom floor in a flood. Also evident was rotten sheetrock around the walls with heavy mildred and rot. I wish we could post the photos here. This bathroom door also didn’t close, leaving zero privacy that one would hope for in a bathroom. The second bathroom was impossible to shower in, as a steady and aggressive stream of water shot directly from the elbow in the shower head horizontally and above my head and hitting the bathroom door, leaving a trickle of water that drip-dropped on your head. This bath, too, was infested with rot and mildew in the walls surrounding the shower. The WiFi worked about 25% of the time and was weak when it did work. It was quicker for my husband to run downstairs, snap a picture of the restaurant menu we were interested in than to wait for the menu to load on our iPad. Every single wall in every single room was filthy and scuffed terribly. It was gross. AC worked in some rooms and barely on others. In 90 degree weather, this was uncomfortable. The apartment, even with the shutters open, was quite dark and felt cave-like. We were really dismayed at the condition of the apartment, but the outright fraud by Robert, the host in posting pictures that are of another apartment entirely was frustrating at best. We brought this to Robert’s attention and he wrote, “all right! you can solve with airbnb!” So, tough, I already have your money. After nearly 24 hours (and 7 different case managers) of dealing with Airbnb during our first vacation as a family in 2 years to resolve the issues with our uninhabitable apartment, it was recommended we leave and check into a hotel, which was not the outcome we had hoped for. The situation was eventually financially made right by Airbnb, but we ended up staying in 3 locations during our 5 nights in Rome, due to full occupancy rates during high season. This is short version. Not the relaxing experience we had planned. We have stayed in many Airbnb’s (and other rentals) all over the world and this is the first time we were ripped off. I’d encourage anyone considering renting any of Robert’s listings to really read between the lines in all of the reviews, as many of these issues were alluded to in previous reviews and yet those renters gave the apartment...