Pros: the room and bathroom are large, both were clean, and the bed is comfortable.
Also, though it was a long walk to most of the stuff I wanted to do in Rome, it is centrally located.
Cons: I had a terrible check in experience that frankly made me feel very unwelcome.
When I arrived the woman who manages the apartment (who is clearly not an owner) took me to my room, took my passport... Then disappeared for 20 minutes without a word. When I at last managed to find her, she told me that the last guest had taken the keys to my room with them and I had to wait till they came back. In the meanwhile no offer to show me around the apartment while I waited or advice on what to do in Rome, or even water... Just-- you have to wait.
Thankfully I was able to use the time waiting to freshen up and plan my night, but it took a
a while... Then when she did finally come back with the keys, it seemed she was totally unaware until the moment we discussed it that I would be checking out on Sunday, though I'd been communicating with the hosts regularly... I guess they are different people. She also didn't want to make me breakfast and kept complaining to me that Sunday is her day off... I felt bad but no one said anything to me about that when I made the reservation...
In the end I shouldn't have bothered to ask for breakfast, it was terrible- a cup of undrinkable coffee, I'm guessing powder?, some box oj, a cheap croissant in a bag and two little cookies. She didn't even ask if I wanted tea or anything else instead of what she left for me.
All in all it felt very bare bones and though the room was fine I was relieved that I was only there for the one night.