Bathroom was filthy; if the site allowed for posting of photos I would gladly show the black scum that was surrounding the tub where you stand to shower. Additionally the sink and the small counter space was filthy and with dust and soap scum. I can't even imagine when the last time this bathroom was actually cleaned with disinfectant products. We had to address the lack of cleanliness with Sarah on the morning that our hot water did not work and the drain wasn't draining and her response to the filth in the tub was "...for the tub i must send the cleaning staff, I can let you know how much they charge" ... for which my husband and I responded that a clean bathroom and tub should be included in the rental fee, however, we never heard back from Sarah again regarding this issue.
Overall the place was not very clean. The walls could use some paint to cover up all the wear and tear, the accent chairs are run-down and look like they were pulled in from a dumpster and the floors were broom swept at best where my socks were black on the bottom after walking around without shoes on.
There is no place to put your clothes when changing in the bathroom to take a shower and additionally there are not any hooks to hang your towels to dry after each shower use. We had to drape the towels over the kitchen chairs after each shower to allow them to dry.
Luckily we basically only slept and showered there and were out enjoying Rome the remainder of the time as to avoid spending any more time in there than we had to!
Aside from not feeling clean at all while there, the location was perfect walking distance to just about anything you could want to do; the only time we took a cab was to go to the Colosseum. Street is a quiet block.