Ermanno is a very kind host, who speaks English well, providing space in his home in a very central location at very good value. We stayed in the Pellegrino room which is comfortable and roomy. It can be a bit noisy late at night during high tourist season if you have the windows open as Ermanno's place is just a short walk from Campo di Fiori where many people go for drinks and restaurants. When the windows are closed, you can't hear a thing. The Pellegrino room has a double bed, a dining table, and a sofa. There are two large windows and a place to hang clothes. There is a bedside lamp for reading, yay! The shared bathroom down the hall is small but everything works. The shared kitchen also down the hall is small but very organized and well equipped and everything works. Ermanno provides space in the bathroom and the fridge for guests' personal items. He provides lots of great recommendations for local restaurants and sightseeing (you should follow his advice), and while the home is not fancy or gleaming with marble or tile on every surface in the way that so many Italian apartments are, it is in a very old building with lots of character, and it is reflective of Ermanno's many years in the home. So many Airbnbs in Italy are run by absentee owners and this is not one of them, and in that alone, it is a real gem.