My husband and I stayed in Nori B&B for four nights in early June. However, Anna wasnt there during our stay and -even though we informed her of our late arrival the day before- we still had to wait 30 minutes outside of the building, on the sidewalk, at 8pm with our luggage, with no working cellular phone, but thankfully there was a cafe next to the building and the waitress helped us call the phone number on the Airbnb profile. She was able to call Fabio, who let us in the place and gave us the keys. He was friendly, polite, and apologetic about the late check in. He then gave us information about the flat and the area. The actual place is on the second floor of an apartment building and had a small elevator small enough to fit a maximum of three people. The place was clean and very well located - only a 15 minute walk to the Colosseum and Forum. The apartment had bed linens and towels. However, dont forget to bring your own soap and shampoo since they do not provide it. There is a small store next to the building for any supplies. The room is smaller than advertised. The camera angles makes the room appear bigger. The bed is comfortable and the air-conditioning worked fine. The shower in the Trevi room had an amazing huge rain-type showerhead that I want for my own home. Breakfast was bland (ham, cheese, stale bread, etc) and not much of a variety. But Kurt, the manager of the place, is there in the morning to serve the food and make coffee for us. Also, we only had access to the kitchen in the morning and there is no fridge in the rooms for our drinks to stay cold. Food are NOT allowed in the rooms because of the smells that might be hard to get rid off. So its best to eat out at the many local restaurants nearby. Wifi connection was good but stopped working on our last day. I would recommend Nori B&B to anybody looking for a comfortable place to sleep at night and see Rome during the day.