Upon arriving I settled the tourist tax in cash with Claudio, who was professional enough.

The apartment was comfortable enough for the seven of us, at 2 or 3 persons per room (sharing double beds, and using a single bed). There are two extra small foldable beds which could possibly be used for kids (rooms would not have much space left though).

The apartment is well-maintained. There is one main bathroom, as well as a small bathroom that was added on the balcony, with a shower section which we did not use.

We were given one big towel each.

There was ample supply of toiletries in the main bathroom (maybe left overs from previous guests) including hair gel and hydrating cream - I found that amusing. I only had to use shampoo I brought.

There is a Nespresso machine with a supply of pods for complimentary usage by the guests (although this being Italy, you really want to get a real coffee outside). There was also a lot of left over tea which was very comforting at night.

The apartment is quiet enough, however we the wall with one of the neighbours is thin and they could hear us laughing at night in the kitchen/lounge area.

The location is very practical, maybe the most practical in Rome, as being near Termini station (quick access to and from the airport) and several metro stations.

Upon departure we had to tidy up the flat (things can easily get untidy with 7 seven people), so this is not like a traditional flat rental, even though it feels like it (Air B'nB merely being a different sales channel for rentals, as it seems in a lot of cases). We also had to pay an extra for WiFi (a few Euros) - I did not understand why.