This space was very nice and clean. The neighborhood is a young and hip location, so we enjoyed strolling around in the evening when the locals came out for the bar scene. We had a private bathroom, which was very nice as well, and a sweet little patio.
The breakfast spread has to have been the best perk! It was just lovely, and a wonderful way to start our day. Luca also gave us a couple suggestions for restaurants around town, and told us which buses to take to get to the center of the city.
I will say that some of the travel to and from the center of the city was a drag. It’s only one bus , so you don’t need to transfer at all, but I found (at least at the times we were trying to catch them) the busses took awhile to show up and then it still took a bit to navigate the traffic. So in the end the travel time took more than I would have liked. Once we came home to refresh ourselves in the early evening, we decided to rather stick around our neighborhood than go back and stroll Rome at night (which had been recommended to us by someone else).
I also believe its in the description, but note that the €3.5/day/person tax (of which all Airbnb hosts in Italy should be paying) is not included in your booking price. So I had to leave an additional sum in cash on the day I was checking out. Not a big deal, but I’ve stayed in a couple of AirBnb spots elsewhere where the tax was included in the booking price, and I much preferred that method of simply paying up front and then not worrying about any more money.