This place was a mixed bag for me--spacious and mostly clean, but in a dirty and depressing neighborhood, full of empty beer bottles, trash and with every inch of buildings covered in graffiti. I was disappointed with this, as I stayed 6 nights and would have liked to come home after a long day of sightseeing to a neighborhood that felt pretty and peaceful. I would not have felt safe if my husband weren't with me. The apartment had clearly been broken into at least once.
The description of "multicultural" is accurate, but there are very, very few Italians. No nice stores nearby, but the fruit and vegetable market is nice and fun, although there are few Italian vendors any more.
It's not as close to sights as implied, and walking distances are long. Metro stations not too far, but require transfers to get almost anywhere. Poor bus connections, but that's just Rome. Nice park nearby, and a few good restaurants.
Apartment has 2 bedrooms, not 3. No cable, so no TV unless you're Italian. Wifi mostly in living room.
Kitchen equipment fine. Lots of dishes, but nothing but expresso sized cups, and no wine glasses in this wine loving country. Salt and sugar the only kitchen supplies provided. Expect to buy EVERYTHING else if you want to cook. No laundry soap provided intentionally to discourage doing laundry!
Mostly clean, especially the important kitchen and bathrooms. (Nice bathrooms!) Floors made my socks black--we always take our shoes off at the door. Refrigerator, washer and dryer needed cleaning--check dryer duct for lint and don't use if full of lint because of fire hazard.
Management is nice if not entirely on top of communication, and let us leave our bags a few extra hours since no one else was coming it. Responded quickly to need for a dishtowel (none provided), and burnt out light bulb. Clearly wants to be helpful.
Overall, I would say this averaged out to "average" and I would stay here again if I couldn't find something in a more pleasant neighborhood, but I'd certainly try that first. Rome has some lovely neighborhoods.