The good:
Stefano’s place is located in the city center which means it is in walking distance to shops, attractions and restaurants. Everything was clean and we did not miss any ammenities in the bathroom, with the bed or the kitchen. There is an elevator for 2-3 people and I liked the no-fuzz decor with whites and terracotta. The bed was comfortable and I did not feel my dust-allergies at any point.
The not-so-good:
The road outside from the kitchen is really noisy — even with the windows closed. Especially since there was a car alarm going off every few hours during 2 of the 6 nights we spent there — we saw it with our own eyes; people try to park in spots they cannot fit and so they bump into the parked cars and trigger their alarms — which definitely disturbed our sleep since the bed is located in the same room as the kitchen. I can normally sleep through road noise, but car alarms are too much.
The water heating system was acting up which meant we didn’t have hot water on the first day, but thankfully Stefano was quick to send some repairmen to fix what was broken.
We were overall happy with our stay, but I probably would look for something in a quieter area next time I’m in Rome.