Do Stay here if:
You will not be in your airbnb much, plan on walking around Rome, Like a quick Italian breakfast, and don't need Wifi and/or if you have an international phone plan. Silvia's place is really affordable and perfect for folks who are just in at night to sleep. It's fairly close to a metro stop, but the whole city is really walkable.
Don't stay here if:
You don't have an international phone plan - communicating with Silvia was a little stressful since we were coming by train and weren't sure what time we'd get in. She instructed us that we had to text and then call her boyfriend to get into the airbib, which was difficult when we didn't have the ability to do those without Wifi.
You have any sensitivity to fragrances - the entire house is perfumed so thickly I had to leave the windows in my room open. After closing one of the air fresheners in the private bathroom, the smell of fake flowers was replaced by the smell of mold.
You need Wifi - there is technically wifi in the apartment, but we found that for the first day we had to sit next to the router in the kitchen to get it to work and after that we were unable to use wifi in the house at all for some reason. It was really inconvenient for looking up places within the city.
You are a larger person - there are no photos of the actual ensuite bathrooms on airbnb, but they are SMALL. Additionally, our toilet had trouble flushing and the shower was obviously moldy. Luckily there is a shared bathroom with the other 3-4 rooms, so I tried to use that mostly.