Great value place with breakfast offered. No aircon, but comes with the price-tag. There was a fan, and it was enough for me even during the hot summer nights.
The only thing to be aware of is, because it's a very old building, make sure you have the right power adapters ready. Now listen carefully... most plugs in Italy are the 2-pin ones, but the room I got only had ONE power socket and it was a 3-prong - and it wasn't just the regular 2-pin one with a prong in the middle. It was a WHOLE different socket! So don't be fooled.
It's a very subtle difference (too subtle, if you ask me) where the old 3-prong one is actually wider than the 2-prong one. Usually, you'll get sockets that can accomodate both, and you'll see a wider circle on the ends that accomodates these older plugs. But not in the room I got here! It was made JUST for the 3-prong, so none of my adapters worked!
I had to go all over Rome city, trying around 10 different places to find it. I eventually found it at a super market, but I probably had to go to a handful before I was successful. So do your research first, make sure you get the old WIDE 3-prong adapter before you come here so you don't stress out about charging your devices!!!
But other than that, I was very happy with my stay.