Michele was a very good host. He let us have the apartment early on Saturday because we had an early flight. The apartment was very clean and looked just like the pictures. He took some time to explain how to lock the doors, operate the elevator, the stove and so on. He also gave some restaurant recommendations - although a few more tips / list with descriptions would have been helpful.
However, he asked multiple times on what's app if we need anything - very nice.

Location was perfect, just 3 minutes to the pantheon, great restaurants in 2-3 minutes walking, 3-5 minutes to supermarkets and bakery. We did walk to all sights in Rome - perfect.

The apartment was very charming, positively old, and well-maintained. On the downside, the stairs to get to the bedrooms (which are up one floor), were steep and narrow. Also, one bathroom was rather small and could've been in a bit better shape.
All beds were big enough to sleep 2 people, although only one bed is a real king size. However, they all were comfortable.

What was missing, is a real community space. The kitchen was big enough for 4-5 people at a time, patio 2-3 people - but no real living room space to hang out in. Then again, when in room you are out and about most of the time anyways. The kitchen equipment was ok, but not great. The manual coffee maker was enough for max 2 cups at a time, which is inconvenient if you're there with multiple people. Also, there was not a real breadknife (a big one). So overall, kitchen was functioning well, sufficient for breakfast or a small snack.