The hosts are really friendly and open to help one find the best places to visit and eat in Rome. ☺️
The room looks just like the pictures. There is a working AC, a washing machine and the kitchen is fully equipped with everything one would need at home.
The room and the rest of the apartment were clean, but not immaculately so. Worth mentioning: the bed linen were crisp white.
The bed was really noisy: any move would be accompanied by an annoying, rather loud noise. Perhaps not a big deal for heavy sleepers, but something to keep in mind.
The only downside was the location. It was known to us, that the room is located in a quiet zone, not in the centre of the city. There is a bus stop right in front of the building, which would get you to Trastevere in about half an hour, give or take. The train ride to Trastevere lasts around 10 Minutes, but there's a 15 Minute walk to the train station. We did however find a shortcut that spared us 10 Minutes. Rome is a huge city and no matter where one is accommodated, it would probably always take at least half an hour to get from A to B. Why I view the location as a downside in this case, is that there are, for instance, night buses, but they drive rarely. We wanted to stay out till late at night, but once we tried that, our experience with the public transport wasn't reassuring. If one has a car, doesn't mind waiting at night or simply isn't dependent on public transport, I'd say the location wouldn't be a problem.
All in all, the price-performance ratio is fair and we had a nice time at "Camera Sole".