The room is nice, large, and comfortable with two six-foot single beds. And we were made to feel at home generally.
Now, we were renting one room of an occupied apartment. So any kitchen or bathroom facilities were shared with the residents. But there was no problem about any of that, and our hostess was very welcoming and obliging.
The lack of air-conditioning in summer in Rome is a shortcoming. But we did OK with a fan, since the dry air cools off fairly well at night.
The one significant shortcoming is the bathroom hot water, which runs out of capacity after one shower. So if two people take showers in sequence, the second person may be in for a cold shower.
They advertise that they provide breakfast, but this is just some pre-packaged rolls, juice boxes, and a coffee machine in the room. We ended up providing our own breakfast foods from a local supermarket. (Two plates, two bowls, and eating utensils came with the room.) The hosts were obliging about letting us put a few things in their fridge.
The room is very affordable and very convenient to bus and subway lines.
However, the neighborhood only has a few restaurants, almost all of which close on Sundays. You would do well to eat most restaurant meals in downtown Rome.
One warning: they have a friendly, cute cat. If you are allergic to cats, you probably should not stay here.