We had a few power outages, especially when there were 3 or 4 rooms taken, so you have to take 5 floors down to reset the fuse. There's an AC, but to use it without a risk to shut down electricity, you need the as many lights off as you can. The electricity is overall weak and some of my chargers didn't work at all (tested them back home in case they were faulty and they worked fine).
Water pressure was barely existent in the shower and that's not what you're looking for after a hot, dusty, sweaty day in August in Rome.
The location is next to Termini, which turned out to be a horrible area that smells of pee and has all kinds of shady and homeless people around. You'd say it's convenient for late night arrivers, but there isn't anyone at location and my boyfriend received the condition to arrive by 18:00 or there wouldn't be anyone to let him in.
Breakfast was simple - toast, cereal, milk, yoghurt, butter, sheet cheese from a pack, coffee, tea. With Italian cuisine right outside, I did take advantage of the coffee, but avoided everything else. The hygiene of the coffee, however, is quite dubious - with all tenants using the same plastic measuring spoon in the box and then leaving it there.
You could leave your dirty dishes in the sink and someone would wash them for you. They also came inside the room and tidied up and cleaned daily - and I'm saying this both as a positive and as a warning. I had left underwear and my nightwear on the bed the first day and it didn't feel the greatest to know someone was putting them away.
In terms of value for money, the area is full of places to stay at within the same price range (on Airbnb and other platforms). While they may not be offering breakfast, I think proper running water and stable electricity are more beneficial. I hope it would be addressed.