I’ll begin with the bad parts: The pictures sort of tell a different story than the actual apartment. The bathroom was really cramped and shower looked better online, it doesn’t have much room to move or bend at all. The bed is just two twin beds pushed together and the cots were really tiny. We were given “fresh fruit” on our first night and by the second night it was moldy. The apartment next door (which was literally connected by the only other door in the apartment) was locked but the people next door knocked on our door which was a bit uncomfortable. Most of the light bulbs in the apartment were out. The towels smelled strongly of bleach. There was no elevator to get up and down the 4 flights of stairs, so good luck if you have luggage. The shower water got really cold really fast so if you plan on showering more than a few minutes you’re out of luck. The Wi-Fi was there, but it was really bad. The actual apartment building is sketchy looking, too.
Now the good: Vincenzo was very kind and thoughtful when he welcomed us into the apartment. He was very open with communication, patient with our arrival, and explained everything very well with how to use everything in the apartment. Lots of things were available, including tea, coffee, and heat/AC which was huge. The location was awesome being that it was a block away from the train station and very flat so rolling suitcases over was no big deal. I would say that there is room to improve for this AirBnB but overall is was pretty decent. At the end of the day it’s an affordable and safe place to rest after a long day of touring Rome and all it has to offer.