Complete disappointment, and an expensive one at that. We stayed in three houses while in Italy; this was by far the most expensive and the lowest quality.
It was obvious that the apartment hasn’t been maintained since the original pictures were taken some years ago… To start, the apartment wasn’t clean. The bathroom floors were actually gross, with what appeared to be black mold around the tub in the master bath.
Nothing seemed to work properly, for example, most light fixtures were detaching from the ceiling, the dishwasher was broken, and the shower handle came off in your hand. Oh, and then there was the electrical issue. Having both the lights and some of the air conditioners on at the same time caused the circuit to blow…after many blown circuits we were able to figure out the balance between light and temperature – having both on at the same time wasn’t an option (we were in Rome during a heat wave).
Respiratory issues flared up once in the apartment, which was either due to dirty air conditioning filters, or the bathroom mold. The building hallway lights didn’t work, which was an issue with the apartment being on the third floor of a walk up. The apartment wasn’t stocked either – not a napkin, paper towel, soap, sponge, laundry detergent or even a colander to strain pasta.
I would not recommend staying in Lorenzo’s apartment given the condition; it’s certainly not worth the premium price

The positive was that the apartment was centrally located.