Terrible stay:
1) Air conditioning is essentially nil. Yes, there are units - but the landlord has set them to only cool to ~80 Farenheit, and also limits the total amount of time they can be used. By our second night we were sweltering in Rome's heat without any air conditioning at all.
2) Renovations were done quite cheaply, and are now falling apart. The floor sags significantly in one place (not visually obvious, but when you step on it...) The bathrooms are, of course, modern plumbing - but still smelled like a portopoddy....
3) Owner is amateur hour. Confirmed two months in advance of our arrival that we could drop off bags upon our morning arrival into Rome. Agreed on time. All of which was sent through AirBnB and captured on its systems. But owner then claimed she had no memory/record of this and could not do. Owner also asked for Green Pass information (even though that was a covid relic well in the past/no longer required). Your needs/issues will surely be different, but it's amazing how much lack of basic competency can screw things up.