It was our first time in Rome and we picked this airbnb because of its location and affordable price. He allowed us to drop off our bags earlier than the checkin time. Upon arrival, he gave us a little tour, explained how things worked, and gave us the keys. Afterwards, we left as they were still cleaning. When we came back, there was no need to meet the host again and we could go in by ourselves.
We stayed from May 22 to May 25. The weather was a bit hot at midday and the air conditioning worked well for that. The place is clean and not as tiny as it looked on the pictures. There is definitely more than enough space for 6 people. The kitchen has complete utensils. The microwave works, but you might be confused as to how to operate it so better ask how. The dining table is big enough for the six of us. The bathroom is small but has enough space to move. When we came, the lock didn't work but we didn't mind as we were a family of girls. The shower head doesn't have a stand so you need to hold it while showering. Tiziano explained how the heater works so we didn't have a problem taking a bath.
Everything mentioned in the amenities was true. The wi-fi is fast and the password is plastered on the wall. The beds were comfy and spacious. There are 6 beds in total. 2 downstairs, 2 on each loft-like room upstairs. The floors upstairs were squeaky but it didn't bother us that much. There is also a toilet and sink in one room upstairs. We felt safe as it was inside a gated compound. Tiziano will give you the key/code for the gate. We rarely encountered other tenants.
The place is near the termini and you can walk if you want to. See "Via dei Volsci" on google maps. Commuting is easy because there are many transportation around. Just around the corner, we often took the bus line 71 at the bus stop called "P.le Tiburtino". We even went to the Trevi Fountain at 11pm and was able to take the bus home by midnight. We used google maps and the app "Viaggia con ATAC" to know when the bus will arrive.
Around the neighborhood, there are many stores if you ever need anything. There is even a 24hr grocery store. There's a flea(?) market full of cheap things and clothes w/c we enjoyed browsing through. While walking, we also found a cheap printing service w/c we really needed for our documents. There is also night life if that's your thing. For restaurants, you can checkout Tiziano's guidebook listed here in airbnb.
Overall, the place is a good value for its price and central location. Tiziano is also a good host. We didn't need to separately pay the tourist tax and cleaning fee as he said it was already included in the airbnb costs. Other hosts would've made you pay separately. I recommend this place and would consider staying here again in the future.