First off, the apartment/room appears exactly as pictured. It is a single room with an attached bathroom. From the street you enter the first door to a shared hallway ( 3 doors- one to your bedroom and the only door you will be entering, one door is to another bedroom/guest, and the other door is probably to a kitchen?), then enter your private room with its own bathroom. Those two doors are opened with a magnetized card-nice modern tech. There is a fridge/no freezer, microwave, and hot water pot with tea bags/no coffee. Also note: you may want to bring your own soaps/shampoos/conditioner for this place. The place is run more like a hotel, aka don't expect to be interacting with the hosts, unless for advice you'd ask at a hotel front desk. Also NOTE, you will be using the "TRAM" to get home to this location, which includes a lot of standing. I had a great first time experience in Rome, and enjoyed coming home to a nice room and bed. Since this was my first time visiting Rome, or first time traveling to Europe in general, I definitely learned a lot and will know how to best book a place to stay, that suits all of my needs. PROS: Room is EXACTLY as pictured, as mentioned above. Spacious! Clean! Bed looks a lot more fluffy and comfy in pics, but hey, clean sheets-can't complain. It's a standard mattress, so don't expect memory foam or to be sleeping on a cloud. But huge comfy pillows were a big plus for me. Bathroom was huge, well-lit, clean shower and toilet, comfy bath towels. Comes with toilet and toilet washbowl/bidet I believe it's called. If they only provided real soap/shower gel and shampoo, I could call it perfect. The bathing amenities of "shampoo" provided to us were tiny little sample packets of a multipurpose soap/shampoo, no conditioner. Little packets that would get passed out at the mall or that you get for free from a Sephora purchase or something. Thank goodness we brought our own backup shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner, because those packets were definitely subpar and did not smell to my liking (musty masculine odor). Check in was easy enough. I had to message Linda when I arrived at the door, someone came out eventually, gave me the card key, showed me how it worked, and that was that. Not exactly "self check-in" as I was reading about. Self check-in to me means no interactions with anyone, you just go straight into the room with some code or something. CONS: Tiny soap/shampoo sample packets. Also, only two little packets were in our bathroom, for our 4 night stay, so I had to ask Linda for more upon arrival (although we ended up using our own for the most part). Couldn't get the towel heating rack to work. The floors- the floors seemed dirty. The bathroom floor was pretty clean, but the bedroom floor was dusty or dirty or something....